Paw Paws is not just about my Pet Sitting business but also about the wonderful people and animals I meet. I originally started this business concentrating solely on cat sitting. However, I have now decided to widen the range of services available, including dog walking, to include a wider range of pets.

My name is Karen Cursons; when I left Glasgow 21 years ago I  had a fear of cats. My obsession with cats started around 18 years ago when I moved to Leighton Buzzard with my husband Andrew, he decided he wanted a cat having had them for most of his childhood, however I wasn’t so certain. After much thought I reluctantly gave in agreeing to take on two kittens Max and Mitzi, I fell in love with them as soon as I saw them. The rest as they say is history. However Max and Mitzi gave me a great deal of comfort after our son Alistair was stillborn, I now feel it is time to return that love and devotion by dedicating myself to helping cats.

I am currently developing my cat knowledge and have recently started a Feline health care and behaviour course. If there is anything you would like to share about your cat then let me know, who knows there might be a story to tell. If you give me permission I will publish some of the stories on my web pages.

My website is about my work as a pet sitter, my cat stories and about my rescue work. I started doing voluntary cat rescue work in the mid 1990's as part of the local Cats Protection branch. Due to the closure of the local branch I now have little involvement in cat rescue work. All my clients have agreed for their cats to be in my photo album and my stories are ones I have written. I hope you enjoy my website and feel free to contact me at anytime by email or phone in the UK (01525 378292).

In 2005 I decided to branch out into dog walking, to commemorate this change I have incorporated the pictures of my first two clients on the front page of my web site.

On the left is Jess, I walk her three days a week whilst her owners are at work, she is such a lovely dog I really enjoy my walks with her. On the right is Haywood a lovely well behaved Golden Retriever, as he is attending obedience classes with his owners I have a list of commands and instructions so that he can continue to learn when I walk him. I just hope he does not get confused by the Scottish accent!

You can click on either picture to get a larger image.

To start your tour of my web site please select one of the white Persians on the left of the page:

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This page was last updated on 13-May-2005.