Why Use Kitten Sittin’
In-Home Cat Care?
Advantages and Benefits for Your Cat(s):
- Your pet avoids stress by staying in his or her secure environment, where all the sights, sounds and smells are familiar
- Your pet’s diet and exercise routine are maintained
- Your pet avoids travel trauma
- Your pet avoids confinement in a kennel cage/boarding facility
- Your pet will not be exposed to disease or the illnesses of other animals
- Most importantly, your pet receives love and personal attention while you are away
- With Kitten Sittin’ your cat has made a wonderful new friend
Advantages and Benefits for You:
- Professional, in-home cat-sitting service makes your time away worry-free
- No need to constantly recruit, or impose upon, untrained (or unwilling) friends/family/neighbors
- No need to transport your pet anywhere
- Your business/vacation trips no longer mean punishment for your cat(s)
- Frequent home visitation serves as an effective crime deterrent
- Kitten Sittin’ Cat Sitters are bonded and insured for your protection
- With Kitten Sittin’ you have found a reliable service that will be of great help
- You will find your pet comfortable, healthy and happy upon your return
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Thank you for visiting the Kitten Sittin’ website. I am Pat O’Shea, the owner. I currently have 4 cats of my own (see the Not-So-Silent Partners section for a description of each). The Kitten Sitten' team has two other Cat Sitters (see their bio’s below).
Edith is originally from New Jersey. In her mid-twenties she came to Lutz, Florida and here she has remained now for thirty-five years. She worked as an Administrative Assistant for thirty years with the Celotex Corporation until the company was sold outside the area. She now works for Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc. 
Virginia doesn't remember a time in her life when she did not own at least one cat. And this includes 20 years of active duty as a Navy Commander. Virginia arrived in Tampa in January 1997 for an assignment with U.S. Central Command at MacDill AFB. 
Her names describe her personality. As my first cat in Florida she is the only female cat in the house. She will have nothing to do with the boys and has not forgiven me for bringing them into her happy home. “What were you thinking?” she asks. She is happiest taking a walk in the backyard.
Scooter is the "alpha" cat... or so he thinks. I got him when the neighbors across the street moved and left him behind. I don’t think he has ever forgiven them for that. I know I haven’t. He’s my oldest cat. He too doesn’t get along with any of the other cats except for the newest member of the family, Home Show (Homey). He is my only outdoor cat and lives in a 25' x 25' enclosure in the backyard. It contains a large tree house that he can climb up and down. He comes in at night with no complaints. He’s my "laid-back" cat. 
Smokey thinks he is the "alpha" cat... and he and Scooter are constantly debating this issue. He is the heart of the family and my big, gray, rock. Smokey was also left behind when my neighbors moved. However, I don’t think the move bothered him as much as it did Scooter. Smokes' my fat cat. He weighs in at 16 pounds and squeaks instead of meows when he walks. He’s become a big brother to Homey for which I’m grateful. More than any of the other cats, he wants to be near me. I love him for that.
The newest member of the family (September 4, 2006), Home Show has put the other cats on "high alert". I was working the Big Cat Rescue Sanctuary table at the Tampa Home Show and we were directly across from the Humane Society’s table. You know the rest… Homey was born April 2006. He loves everyone, whether they love him back, or not (e.g. The Princess). He never gives up when he’s on a mission (e.g. The Princess). He is my sweetest cat. He loves to purr and loves to lick – hair, feet, ears, whatever… No matter what I’m eating, he wants it! He aims to please.