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Pedro M. De La Fuente Case Study

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To whom it may concern , I am writing this letter to inform you that , Pedro M de la Fuente has been working DEOGI Dog Day Care Spa and resort since 2012. He has showed great quality skills as a person and worker. His demeanor is exceptional and professional . If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at (713)-868-7555. Thank you

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