I wasn't taught to care. I was born into it.

I'm the oldest of three sisters — me, Beau, and Elle. From the time I could walk I was helping — rocking babies to sleep, packing lunches, braiding hair before school, holding small hands across parking lots. Care wasn't a job. It was the air in our house.

After begging for a puppy for ten years, I finally got two brother Yorkie puppies on my 10th birthday. They were the best birthday present of my life. Animals and little humans speak the same language if you actually listen.

Nothing brings me more joy than the energy of animals and people. I am open to forms of all care — from children to elderly care companions, and all dogs, plants, and homes. You name it!

My dad taught us to live by the golden rule: treat people the way you wish to be treated. That is still the heartbeat of The GCC. Every dog, child, elder, plant, and home I take on gets the same presence, respect, and attention I would want for my own family.

In 2015 I started volunteering in elderly homes — teaching chair yoga and sharing gentle, approachable nutrition with residents who had become some of my favorite people in the world. That's where I learned that companionship is medicine, and that a calm room changes a whole day.

I trained as a yoga and wellness teacher, became CPR certified, learned medication support for pets by approval, and slowly built a private little practice of families, animals, elders, and travelers who text me first when life shifts.

That practice grew into The Global Care Club: one trusted person for every kind of care your people need — local in Las Vegas, and globally available when life calls you somewhere else.

How the club works is I gotta vet you, and then you are a member of the Global Care Club — or the GCC!

Care with warmth, communication, reliability, and heart — because honestly, I think caring well is the coolest thing a person can do.