I go on walks. I live in backcountry Michigan. I encounter many sick, injured wildlife daily. I volunteer at the humane society and wildlife refuge. I care for those less fortunate. I have been to mackinaw to the 24 7 fitness center.
I like animals. I go on walks. We plan to travel after my husband retires. I live on the west coast. I am retired. I care for those less fortunate.
Hello again, I just adopted a poodle! It is soo cute. Aww, that's adorable, I simply love poodles. How many pups does that make now that you have at your home? I'm so glad you started volunteering at the humane society. I breaks my heart to see all those unfortunate animals. I might just stop by and adopt a kitty cat now that I am retired and have time on my hands to care for a kitty. He's my only pup. It was really hard to get one after my other dog died a year and a half ago, but I finally decided it was time. He such a cutie. Have you had cats before? Oh yes, it is so terribly hard to say goodbye to a furry member of the family. But a home feels so empty without a furry friend, so I'm so glad you have a pup around again. It must be hard for you since you have to handle so much pain from animals, but they are so sweet and loving. I had a cat as a little girl, but that was forever ago. I would like to have another around. I just realized it might be difficult to have a cat around. My husband wants to travel when he retires soon, so I'm not sure who would care for my little kitty. Yeah, it was really difficult to encounter many hurt animals but I'm glad I'm able to help rehab them. The house is definitely more lively with the doggo. I totally understand about not wanting a pet when you want to travel. It wouldn't be fair to your furry family member. Where would you guys travel?  I like that word, doggo. I have heard the kids use it on the internet a lot recently. Makes me chuckle. Yes, a kitty would spend so much time alone when we travel. My husband wants to backpack across Europe. We never got the chance to do that when we were in college, so we want to make up for lost time. We would be gone for long periods of time. Have you ever had the chance to travel like that? Is it nice? I'm not sure I have the energy for it anymore.  Yes, before moving to Michigan I spent a few years living abroad. It was a really fun, eye opening experience. I think it's made me a more rounded person. I think you guys should definitely give it a shot. The kitty can wait. You don't have to do it at a crazy fast pace. Do it slow and really take in the country. Yes, that sounds nice. I wouldn't want to neglect a poor kitty cat. You live in Michigan? Is that a nice place to be? I have lived in suburban southern California all my life, and we really don't get seasons. Is it pretty where you live? Yeah, I'm in backcountry Michigan. It is incredibly breathtaking but you have to like the quiet. There are more animals than people here. You ever been to Michigan?  No, I have never been to Michigan, but it sounds incredibly beautiful. Maybe I can convince my Husband to see more of the USA before we set off for Europe. I haven't seen fall leaves in a long time. I think some peace and quiet would be a nice change of pace. It is so noisy where I am; sirens going off at all hours, so much traffic. I would like somewhere more peaceful. Not sure how I would do around wild animals though. Are some of them dangerous? You guys could RV around the country. That would satisfy both of your wants. Travel and have a kitty! Animals are more scared of us that we are of them and if they feel threatened they'll defend themselves. As long as you exercise caution, you'll be fine. So when are you coming to visit? Oh yes, an RV sounds splendid! A rolling home away from home complete with a kitty cat! And it can be a shelter from bears! I bet my boots I can convince my husband over dinner tonight that we should get an RV. He will be retiring in two months, so we could probably visit shortly after that. That will be so grand!