In my own home, my family has a formerly stray cat named Nosey - a smokey tuxedo cat. He has some health issues due to his former outside life and I give him his food and medicine as prescribed. I am good at intuitively working with an animal's personality to make them comfortable. Nosey likes our presence but not a crowd. I get around the Monterey Bay by bicycle, and can easily care for pets in their own homes, and take them on walks. I am an endurance athlete so it will be difficult to wear me out. I do keep rules and boundaries with animals, but do my best to set them calmly (ex: I ignore a dog who jumps on me to show it does not give them attention, but do not immediately punish). I've worked with cats, dogs, horses, lizards, and snakes. I love animals and work respectfully with them. The lizard in my photo is Zevran, a bearded dragon. I loved her dearly, and always will. She adored attention and walks in the park or trips to cafes. She even went around town with me by bicycle from the safety of a cat-backpack (she knew it was safe too - she'd jump in if she was sleepy, but be chilling with good views when awake!). She passed due to leukemia, even with the best vet care she could get. While ill I gave her antibiotic shots and oral medicine. Her vets praised the care I gave her, but leukemia is a cruel disease with no good options.