I’ve always loved animals since I was very little. The very first memory I have is seeing my grandma milk cows with their little babies aside, and return them to the mountain. That had a huge impact on me. She also had many dogs, ducks, chickens and many other animals she treated with respect and taught me how to take care of them. I started getting directly involved with dogs and cats at 13, back in my country, Venezuela, where I was part of an non-profit organization called R.A.C. I was with them to help stray dogs and cats get neuter, calm their anxiety, and publish their info for adoption. I finally started taking care of my own fur babies since I was 16, and my parents allowed me to have a Yorkie baby girl, and then 3 kitties my mom and I rescued from the street, that still back home with her. Then, I moved to Toronto to study abroad, where I also had the opportunity to be a dog sitter, walker, and board dozens of cuties at their place and at my house as well; both doggies and kitties, from Persians to Great Danes, from 4 month old puppies to 17 year old seniors. I also had the opportunity to take care of two mentally ill dogs back in Toronto; one of them was a super anxious rescued Collie mix that didn't trust anyone to walk her or be with her around the house except for her human mom and me. She was very aggresive towards everyone else (dogs and people). The other case was a diagnosed ADHD Labrador that I walked twice a week, it wasn't easy but I happy to see him out of his appartment. Both cases with muzzles. I honestly love so much all dogs and cats that I just want learn all about them and receive that daily serotonin boost at home :) I’m animal behaviorist wannabe who is passionate about observing, analyzing, and finding ways to communicate better with each other.