I have been taking care of an assortment of animals basically my entire life. I have acquired exceptional animal handling skills due to my experience with dogs and other sorts of critters; feathered, furry and scaley. I'm quick and rational at solving problems, and I'm incredibly well-learned. I am athletic and agile, and so I am available for long walks, exercise and constant playing (though my only weakness is 80+ degree heat.) I am also available for a few extra things, I'm great at giving dogs baths, and cuddles, of course. I'm a great caretaker and I always choose my next action based on the animals' well-being. I take care of a variety of exotic critters, lizards, snakes and other creepy crawlies, so no dog is a challenge for me. When I can get myself a little more established, I plan on returning to school and procuring a degree in biology. I want to work in an animal-related field, though my dream job since I was a child is still bug scientist, entomologist. While currently, despite that everything I know is self taught, I am no ameture. I am almost always available as long as I am alerted a day or so in advance. While I personally do not drive, I live in a house with several others who are willing to take me places. Mobility around town is no problem, but anywhere outside of Monroe might be a deal-breaker depending on my housemates availability.