A Colorado National Guard airman, Andrew Beckham, returns home after a three-month deployment and finds problems with his 11-year-old husky, Maverick, whom he had left in the care of a hired pet sitter. Beckham, who is based in Colorado, says he arranged for pet-sitting services while he was deployed. The sitter, Andrew “Andy” Jansen, 28, from Florida, was contracted to watch Maverick during Beckham’s absence.
The report centers on Beckham’s decision to trust a third-party sitter while he was away and the outcome when he comes back. It describes the pet-care arrangement and identifies the sitter and dog. The information provided in the sources emphasizes Beckham’s role as the client and Maverick’s age and breed, and it frames the situation as an unexpected failure of the pet-sitting plan upon the airman’s return.
The available material does not include additional official findings, charges, or broader context beyond the described arrangement and the airman’s return home.
