About

Hi, I'm Edward.

Owner and founder of Edventures Pet Sitting, in Philadelphia.

Edward grinning next to Tecate, a fluffy grey and white cat looking straight at the camera

Hi! I’m Edward, the owner and founder of Edventures Pet Sitting.

Animals have always been a huge part of my life, and I bring 15 years of hands-on experience caring for pets of all kinds. My background includes pet sitting, animal rescue, and veterinary medicine administration — so I’ve cared for animals with a wide range of personalities, needs, medical conditions, and routines, and I’ve seen how veterinary care works from the inside.

I’m CPR and First-Aid certified and background-checked through Rover — because your pets deserve the same level of care and attention I’d want for my own.

I believe pet care is about more than simply feeding a pet or taking them for a walk. It’s about building trust, keeping them comfortable and happy, and giving you peace of mind while you’re away. Whether your pet is energetic, shy, anxious, elderly, or needs a little extra care, I take the time to get to know them as an individual.

I’m proud to provide dependable, compassionate, and personalized pet care throughout Philadelphia — and I can’t wait to meet you and your furry family.

Pet CPR & First Aid certificate

Read it yourself — it's a claim worth checking.

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Tecate, a fluffy grey and white cat, pressing her nose to Edward's face in a wood-panelled room — Kisses from Tecate

Auggie, a tan and white boxer, asleep across Edward's lap and being gently stroked — Cuddling with Auggie

Edward in sunglasses holding Stellaluna, a grey tabby cat, on the grass at Rittenhouse Square with city buildings behind them — Stellaluna at the park

Edward in sunglasses beside a black and white horned cow leaning over a fence in a green field — A fun day with cows

My own crew

Harry and Hubert keep me honest.

I'm a pet owner before I'm a pet sitter. Everything I ask of your routine is something I run at home first — the slow introductions, the medication reminders, the patience with a cat who wants nothing to do with me on day one.

Edward holding Harry, a large grey tabby cat, in a bright room with framed art and a trailing houseplant — My son Harry

Edward leaning in to kiss Hubert, an orange and white tabby cat perched against his shoulder — My godchild Hubert

In memory

Angel

Some of the animals I've cared for aren't here anymore. Angel is one of them, and I think about her often. Fifteen years in this work means being part of a family's whole story with their pet — the beginning and the end of it.

Placement is Edward's call (go-back-to-ed.md, E1) — shown here as an intentional, quiet moment rather than mixed into the gallery.

I can't wait to meet you and your furry family.

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