The Toffee Stories - Introduction

We arent exacty hiring at PetStepin' but when of our favourite boarders here at PetStepin' has decided to become a part time manager here at PetStepin' , we thought why not..

She decided shes gonna make use of this chance and make the best of it and made a few changes here at PetStepin'

It all started when she decided she wont be able to work with us humans watching and decided she gets a bodyguard .

Meet "Bella" the Bodyguard.

Now that I am safe from those disturbing humans, Lets get down to business !!!

I dont like walking around so you humans need to start carrying me, "Thats an order"

Toffee : "Smile for the camera so that they know I am not forcing you"

Now that we got my comfort sorted, lets get to work,

New Rules In PetStepin'

We decide where we want to sit not you humans, your chairs, on your laps, on your laptops we dont care.

Literally anywhere, you got a problem with that, guess what we dont care...

We get treats a lot of treats and snacks whenever we demand,

Next.........wait.....whats that??

Bella : Boss I see the humans are upto something outside...doesnt look good...

Toffee :

Toffee : Shit !!!

What did Toffee see thats making her worried , stay tuned for the next blog to find out... :)

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