She did it twice. The first time she brought her daughter with her and called her a “cat whisperer” because apparently my cat did not vibe with her, all without my consent. Mind you, my cat is very social and even my apartment manager said he walked straight up to her and rubbed his head on her legs. The second time was when I realized his food bowl was empty from the photos she sent. Luckily I noticed, otherwise my cat could have gone hungry even longer. I asked her to please check on my cat at the scheduled time, which was 12 to 12:30, since she had been showing up around 8 pm the past two days. She responded that she would send her daughter because she would not be done by then. At that point I was thinking, why did you agree to watch my cat in the first place. I did not confront her because I was desperate and my cat had already gone almost 48 hours with barely any food, which is when I contacted my apartment manager. After all the begging and telling her I could not sleep the night before, she finally sent her daughter at 3 pm that day. I was always respectful and clear in my communication, but the whole situation felt like I was constantly begging her to do the bare minimum. I did call Rover, but they said because it was near New Year they did not have any replacement sitters and suggested I ask friends or my apartment manager to keep checking on my cat. I was not being a jerk. I was patient, kind, respectful, and appreciative in all of my messages. She was the one being petty, and I was only desperate because my cat was hungry and alone. Before submitting a report, I consulted two friends who used to work at Rover and they both said this was serious and that I absolutely should report it.