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Over the past 20+ years, I’ve looked after dogs, small pets and livestock along the West Coast. My first job was at the age of 14 as an assistant vet tech at a small animal hospital. Over the years I’ve traveled from California to British Columbia — apprenticing on farms and working jobs inside and out of animal welfare. In the early 2000s Kite Hill Canines operated in the San Francisco Bay Area and offered dog walking, beach adventures and house sitting. For the past several years I’ve been working and volunteering in herding dog rescue. I live and travel within the Pacific Northwest with my cattle dogs, Percy & Koda.
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PO Box 1015, 97103, Astoria, United States
- 360202-6548
- marie@kitehillcanines.com
- kitehillcanines.com
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