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Erica, a master reiki practitioner and the founder of Just for Paws Spa and Academy, embarked on her career nearly two decades ago. Erica discusses her evolution from a software marketing director to a devoted animal care provider. | Erica, a master reiki practitioner and the founder of Just for Paws Spa and Academy, embarked on her career nearly two decades ago. Erica discusses her evolution from a software marketing director to a devoted animal care provider. | ||
Erica's passion for animals dates back to her childhood, | Erica's passion for animals dates back to her childhood, when she rescued wounded animals and organized bake sales for Greenpeace, indicative of her lifelong love for animals. She decided to pivot from her corporate job to explore her deeper connection to animals and to give back to them. | ||
Her journey led her to become a groomer and eventually | Her journey led her to become a professional groomer and conscious entrepreneur, eventually opening a pet spa in Northern New Jersey. In her pursuit of making a meaningful impact on animal welfare, Erica incorporated holistic approaches, energy healing, and alternative modalities into her services. She adopted a unique color-coding system for animals, tailored her care for pets with special needs, and offered a holistic, all-encompassing approach to pet wellness. | ||
Erica stressed the unregulated nature of the animal care industry and the importance of social entrepreneurs who adapt and adjust to meet the specific needs of pets. She emphasized the need for a holistic approach to animal welfare, treating pets not merely as pampered beings but as individuals deserving of comfort, care, and respect. | Erica stressed the unregulated nature of the animal care industry and the importance of social entrepreneurs who adapt and adjust to meet the specific needs of pets. She emphasized the need for a holistic approach to animal welfare, treating pets not merely as pampered beings but as individuals deserving of comfort, care, and respect. | ||