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Joan’s Loving In-Home Cat Sitting

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Joan’s Loving In-Home Cat Sitting

Cat sitter in Pickering & Ajax offering loving, reliable in-home visits so your cat stays comfortable at home while you’re away. No overnight stays.

Calm, attentive care and peace of mind. Fully vetted & insured. https://tinyurl.com/lovingcatsitter

10/29/2026

Your cat’s tail can tell you quite a bit—if you know what to look for. 🐾

A tail held high often signals a relaxed, confident greeting, while a gentle curve at the tip can show curiosity and friendliness. And that quick swish or flick? It may be your cat’s way of saying, “I’ve had enough for now.”

Learning to notice these little signals can help us understand when our cats want attention—and when they’d rather have some space.

Cats are always communicating. We just have to pay attention. 🤎

10/28/2026

Cats have personalities every bit as individual as we do. 🤎

Some are social butterflies who want to be part of everything, while others prefer to observe from a comfortable distance. Some love being held; others would much rather sit beside you. And some need plenty of time before deciding you’ve earned their trust.

There’s no “right” personality for a cat. The important thing is getting to know the cat in front of you and respecting who they are.

That individuality is part of what makes cats so special. 🐾

10/27/2026

Playtime is more than just fun—it’s an important part of keeping cats happy and engaged. 🐾

Chasing, pouncing and stalking give cats an opportunity to use their natural hunting instincts while providing both physical exercise and mental stimulation.

Even a few short play sessions throughout the day can make a difference. Try different toys and pay attention to what captures your cat’s interest—because every cat has a favourite way to play. 🤎

10/24/2026

I'm so happy to be caring for sweet Agnes again for the next seven weeks.

At around 23 years old, she's truly amazing and still going strong.

Caring for a senior cat like Agnes is all about understanding her needs and making sure she's comfortable. It's the little things that matter most: taking care of her daily essentials, enjoying cuddles, and spending quiet time together.

She's a very special girl and I just love her 💕

10/22/2026

🐾 Going away? Your cat can stay right where they’re happiest—at home. 🤎

With loving in-home care, your cat can remain in their familiar surroundings, enjoy their normal routine, and receive the individual attention they deserve while you’re away.

I provide personalized visits, fresh food and water, litter care, companionship, snuggles, and regular updates—so you can have peace of mind knowing your cat is being well cared for.

✨ New clients welcome!

Scan the QR code or go to https://buff.ly/ibIsNZSto learn more and get started.

10/21/2026

A confident cat doesn’t necessarily mean a bold or outgoing cat. Confidence can look different for every personality. 🤎

When cats feel secure, they’re more comfortable exploring their surroundings, playing, interacting and simply being themselves. For some, that might mean greeting you at the door; for others, it could be quietly choosing to sit nearby.

Giving cats the freedom to make their own choices and respecting their individual personalities helps that confidence grow naturally.

10/20/2026

Rescue cats often come with a history we may know very little about. A new home can be exciting, but all the unfamiliar sights, sounds and smells can also feel overwhelming.

Some cats may explore right away, while others need days—or even longer—to feel secure. Giving them a quiet place to retreat, keeping interactions gentle and allowing them to approach on their own terms can help build trust.

With patience and understanding, that cautious new arrival can gradually begin to relax and let their wonderful personality shine through. 🤎

10/16/2026

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Milo is home safe & sound after 3 days, 20 hours :)

🚨 Milo was LOST October 10, 2026 in Pickering, ON L1L 0A6 near Altona forest.
Please spread the word for this lost cat by sharing this post.

🐾 Description: "Grey and black with white chest "

🔗 For more info or to contact Milo's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/73504782

📣 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

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10/15/2026

Care means paying attention. 🐾

Cats can’t tell us when something doesn’t feel quite right, so noticing the little things matters.

A change in appetite, behaviour, energy or even where they choose to rest can tell us something about how they’re feeling.

That’s why I take time during every visit to observe, not just care for, the cats I’m looking after. 🤎

Scan the QR code to learn more or book.

10/14/2026

Cats are naturally curious little explorers. 🐾

From investigating a new sound to checking out what’s happening around them, curiosity helps cats understand and feel comfortable in their environment.

That’s why I love giving cats the time and space to explore at their own pace. Sometimes, simply observing their surroundings is part of feeling safe and confident. 🤎

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Pickering, ON

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Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm
Sunday	9am - 6pm

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