After having just been let down by my confirmed house-sitters, one handsome boy, Theo and 2 gorgeous cats, Toby and Esme are sadly, once again looking for someone to take care of them whilst their owner hopefully is able to go on her booked and paid for

A non-smoking animal lover,who would enjoy taking my young dog for walks, as well as taking care of my 2 cats. The animals are used to a quiet household without children, so a single house sitter would be best. Theo is a young boy, 18 months old, who needs approximately 1/1 ½ hours exercise a day,This is easily done if you take him to play with his friends in his usual haunts, about a 5 minute walk from the house. He will happily play in the stream chasing a ball or digging in the bank, looking for treasure, alas, he has yet to find any, but I live in hope!I have a large, securely fenced garden where he will happily explore on and off during the rest of the day. He would also probably enjoy going for a run with any joggers out there. He enjoys going out in the car for journeys and is a good traveller, so would enjoy exploring new places, but is equally happy walking locally. He is crate trained and sleeps in it at night and can happily be left for short periods of time in it. The cats need feeding and a litter tray cleaning out as necessary. My male cat has recently been diagnosed with kidney disease so requires ½ a blood pressure tablet each day. He is a very gentle cat so there isn't a problem giving him his medication so don't worry about that. There is a cat flap so they can let themselves in and out. I have a gardener who will let himself in each week to cut the grass etc. I have a greenhouse with tomato plants and cucumbers in that will need watering but you would be welcome to eat any ripe ones, only fair exchange! In dry weather I have some planters that may need watering. I live in a 3 bedroomed,detached house, with a very secluded garden at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Cheadle Hulme. There is a new kitchen, downstairs shower and w.c as well as a lovely conservatory from which you can enjoy the garden,with both seating and a table and chairs.The village is a 5 minute walk away and has a variety of shops, cafes, pubs,restaurants, a library and small theatre. There are excellent transport links to the surrounding areas by either train or bus. Cheadle Hulme is situated in the beautiful county of Cheshire which contains many nearby beauty spots and National Trust properties which are well worth a visit . There is a grade 1 property, Bramhall Hall, approximately only a 15/20 minute walk from the house. Cheadle Hulme is on the edge of the Peak District, approximately 30 minutes away by car. Manchester International airport is only approximately 20 minutes away by car. I am looking for someone who would enjoy exercising my dog and keeping both him and my cats company, although they are used to being left alone for short periods of time. I intend to fly out on Monday 31st August, returning on Tuesday 22nd September, arriving back in the early hours of Wednesday morning. I would need you to arrive a day earlier, on the Sunday, so as to show you the animals routines. No, sorry.

Theo is a young boy, 18 months old, who needs approximately 1/1 ½ hours exercise a day,This is easily done if you take him to play with his friends in his usual haunts, about a 5 minute walk from the house. He will happily play in the stream chasing a ball or digging in the bank, looking for treasure, alas, he has yet to find any, but I live in hope!I have a large, securely fenced garden where he will happily explore on and off during the rest of the day. He would also probably enjoy going for a run with any joggers out there. He enjoys going out in the car for journeys and is a good traveller, so would enjoy exploring new places, but is equally happy walking locally. He is crate trained and sleeps in it at night and can happily be left for short periods of time in it. The cats need feeding and a litter tray cleaning out as necessary. My male cat has recently been diagnosed with kidney disease so requires ½ a blood pressure tablet each day. He is a very gentle cat so there isn't a problem giving him his medication so don't worry about that. There is a cat flap so they can let themselves in and out. I have a gardener who will let himself in each week to cut the grass etc. I have a greenhouse with tomato plants and cucumbers in that will need watering but you would be welcome to eat any ripe ones, only fair exchange! In dry weather I have some planters that may need watering. I live in a 3 bedroomed,detached house, with a very secluded garden at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Cheadle Hulme. There is a new kitchen, downstairs shower and w.c as well as a lovely conservatory from which you can enjoy the garden,with both seating and a table and chairs.The village is a 5 minute walk away and has a variety of shops, cafes, pubs,restaurants, a library and small theatre. There are excellent transport links to the surrounding areas by either train or bus. Cheadle Hulme is situated in the beautiful county of Cheshire which contains many nearby beauty spots and National Trust properties which are well worth a visit . There is a grade 1 property, Bramhall Hall, approximately only a 15/20 minute walk from the house. Cheadle Hulme is on the edge of the Peak District, approximately 30 minutes away by car. Manchester International airport is only approximately 20 minutes away by car. I am looking for someone who would enjoy exercising my dog and keeping both him and my cats company, although they are used to being left alone for short periods of time. I intend to fly out on Monday 31st August, returning on Tuesday 22nd September, arriving back in the early hours of Wednesday morning. I would need you to arrive a day earlier, on the Sunday, so as to show you the animals routines. No, sorry.