I have owned, cared for, fostered, rehomed, trained, rescued animals all from: cats, dogs, horses, ducks, sheep, lamas, and even cattle. Animals are my life and love! All animals are treated with utmost respect and kindness. I am able to administer medical from infant, adults, and elder animals. I am adapt to noticing even subtle changes in attitudes and temperaments of animals accordingly. For over 15 years I have rescued and cared for animals. Myself owning 2 standard poodles, and 6 cats- I have made certain that they are cared for and loved. For animals are God's gift to this world, and I want to help by contributing love, and care to them. My own home is 2,4000sq ft home, with a .75acre backyard that is fully fenced. Hardwood floor throughout most, and couches for animal butts to lounge and sleep on. Water and food is put out at need of the animal, and never are animals without adult supervision. A day in the life for me starts at 6am. Both Charlie and Elway awake with me and we run through the whole backyard playing, and getting early morning exercise. After at least a good 15-20 minute of fun active play, and potty time, they come inside for breakfast. Usually around 9am they will then want back outside, which I follow with them. The oak trees, cherry trees, and soft elm trees offer shade on the soft grass and allow for good areas to sniff. Usually we stay outside for a while, or till they begin to make way to the backdoor. Then it is back inside and usually submitted to the luxury of watching a movie, while they are leisurely brushed. Throughout the day it is in and out of outside to play, and go potty, and inside to escape the heat. Walks happen in the evening when the sun has begun to set, and the ground has cooled to where it is not hot or harmful on their paws. Walks are never over exerting on the animals in question, but enough to help stimulate a healthy body for all animals, and humans. Animals are my world, and for years I have owned, and helped with animals. I want to contribute to helping an owner that is looking for the next in animal care, and to be that person they choose.