G&S Pet Services

Our Staff

Terry Young -

Terry Young takes care of our pets in Cocoa, Port St. John, and Titusville.

Terry and her husband, Tom, moved to Port St. John in 2004 with their five dogs and one cat.  Before moving to Florida, Terry worked for the Talledega Veterinary Clinic from 1997 to 2004.  She filled in wherever she was needed, including assisting the veterinarian with surgeries, nursing, and general pet care. 

 

Missy Guppenberger -

Missy grew up in Titusville and has been with G & S Pet Services since 2002.  She still lives in Titusville with her family, four dogs, and eight cats.  She takes care of our pets in south Titusville. 

Missy has always been interested in animal care and has been in the industry since graduating from high school.  Prior to joining us, she was the Veterinary Technician for Laura Earle, DVM.  She has been working at Coastal Animal Hospital for the last nine years and has developed an extensive knowledge in companion animal health. 

Susan Foerster -

While working at various veterinary hospitals in Brevard County, both as a Veterinarian Assistant and Office Manager, Susan noticed a strong need for professional pet sitters among the clinic clients.  After researching the appropriate liability insurance and professional  memberships, in 2001 she started G & S Pet Services. 

The business has been an extraordinary success, primarily due to the personal references by local veterinary clinics throughout the Central Brevard area and the excellent staff and their ongoing dependability and love of the pets in their care. 

 

Geri Shea -

Geri left her position as an Elementary school teacher in New England and came to Cocoa Beach in 2002 to be primary care-giver for her elderly parents.   Looking for a change of venue, she saw an opportunity to care for other people’s furry kids and began pet-sitting.  She has been working as a pet-sitter in the Cocoa Beach/Merritt Island area for the past eight years.  She provides overnight pet-sitting for those pets that prefer a constant companion.
 

Elizabeth Burdick -

Prior to moving to Florida, Elizabeth taught at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center and specialized in health, nutrition and enzyme therapy research.  She was also a volunteer to the local Homeless Coalition and Rescue Services for animals.   Due to her skill as a Grand Prix Cross Country Equestrian Trainer, she became involved in working with physically and mentally challenged children to assist them in developing trust, social skills, independence and responsibility through animal therapy

Now Elizabeth resides in Cape Canaveral with her Husky, Cody.  She enjoys working with animals and people and provides pet-sitting services for G&S Pet Services in Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, and Merritt Island.  She is passionate about her volunteer work in Rescue Services for Siberian Huskies and also volunteers at Harmony Farms working with horses and young people.