Kylie & Andrew
Kylie & Andrew
Aussie family living in working in Papua New Guinea wanting to housesit in Canada
About Kylie & Andrew
I am an Australian Mum of two (11 and 9yrs) living and working in Papua New Guinea. I grew up in a beautiful rural part of Australia a couple of hours south of Brisbane and always had animals including cattle, dogs, cats, chicken, birds and fish. My husband also grew up in a farming community and we are both hard-working and very handy should an...
I am an Australian Mum of two (11 and 9yrs) living and working in Papua New Guinea. I grew up in a beautiful rural part of Australia a couple of hours south of Brisbane and always had animals including cattle, dogs, cats, chicken, birds and fish. My husband also grew up in a farming community and we are both hard-working and very handy should anything ever go wrong. We currently have a 3 year old schnoodle.
Together with our children aged 9 and 11 years, we have travelled throughout Asia and the Pacific. My husband and I have also been to Europe many times and the US.
We find that when we travel, a hotel stay doesn't give our children any space or comfort. It especially doesn't provide the warmth of a home or the love of a pet. We don't want to see a part of a country that only tourists see - we would rather get to know real people in real suburbs.
Why we want to house sit
We love meeting real people from real streets, real suburbs, real towns. We don't need to hang out with other tourists when visiting a new place and love the relaxation a beautiful home provides rather than a stark, sterile hotel.
We love looking after pets and the loving, calm they bring to a household. Walking pets in a new town is such a great conversation starter and helps us meet wonderful new friends. It's just a beautiful way to see the world.
Our experience
We are extremely house-proud ourselves and our children have a very good sense of respect for other people's property. Living in Papua New Guinea is like living in Australia 30 years ago with old fashioned values.
We have house sat over the years in both urban and rural areas.
We usually sit for people with dogs, cats and fish in Australia during school holidays periods as that is when we are available. We are very happy to walk, bath, administer medicine, brush and cuddle any animal and we would be glad to provide the love and company your beautiful pet will require while you are away.
We are especially suitable if you would like to go away for periods at Easter, Christmas or other school holidays. We would love the opportunity to have a white Christmas one day.
About Kylie & Andrew
I am an Australian Mum of two (11 and 9yrs) living and working in Papua New Guinea. I grew up in a beautiful rural part of Australia a couple of hours south of Brisbane and always had animals including cattle, dogs, cats, chicken, birds and fish. My husband also grew up in a farming community and we are both hard-working and very handy should anything ever go wrong. We currently have a 3 year old schnoodle.
Together with our children aged 9 and 11 years, we have travelled throughout Asia and the Pacific. My husband and I have also been to Europe many times and the US.
We find that when we travel, a hotel stay doesn't give our children any space or comfort. It especially doesn't provide the warmth of a home or the love of a pet. We don't want to see a part of a country that only tourists see - we would rather get to know real people in real suburbs.
I am an Australian Mum of two (11 and 9yrs) living and working in Papua New Guinea. I grew up in a beautiful rural part of Australia a couple of hours south of Brisbane and always had animals including cattle, dogs, cats, chicken, birds and fish. My husband also grew up in a farming community and we are both hard-working and very handy should anything ever go wrong. We currently have a 3 year old schnoodle.
Together with our children aged 9 and 11 years, we have travelled throughout Asia and the Pacific. My husband and I have also been to Europe many times and the US.
We find that when we travel, a hotel stay doesn't give our children any space or comfort. It especially doesn't provide the warmth of a home or the love of a pet. We don't want to see a part of a country that only tourists see - we would rather get to know real people in real suburbs.
Why we want to house sit
We love meeting real people from real streets, real suburbs, real towns. We don't need to hang out with other tourists when visiting a new place and love the relaxation a beautiful home provides rather than a stark, sterile hotel.
We love looking after pets and the loving, calm they bring to a household. Walking pets in a new town is such a great conversation starter and helps us meet wonderful new friends. It's just a beautiful way to see the world.
Our experience
We are extremely house-proud ourselves and our children have a very good sense of respect for other people's property. Living in Papua New Guinea is like living in Australia 30 years ago with old fashioned values.
We have house sat over the years in both urban and rural areas.
We usually sit for people with dogs, cats and fish in Australia during school holidays periods as that is when we are available. We are very happy to walk, bath, administer medicine, brush and cuddle any animal and we would be glad to provide the love and company your beautiful pet will require while you are away.
We are especially suitable if you would like to go away for periods at Easter, Christmas or other school holidays. We would love the opportunity to have a white Christmas one day.
Animal Care Experience
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Dogs
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Cats
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Fish
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Poultry
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Farm animals
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