The main question would be, would I trust Veronica with a dog or pet of mine. This would emphatically be a yes, there is no doubt that I would trust not only any of my children but any of my pets to her. Over the past five years of our acquaintance, I have seen her provide post care for one dog that had had both eyes removed surgically. During the loss of the second eye, Veronica had to retrain the animal to both locate its food and water as well as navigate throughout the owner’s home. Another incident was that of a neighbor’s dachshund, who had been attacked by coyotes and left to die by the owners. Being a caring and loving animal lover, she asked the neighbor if she could take care of the dog and received a positive response. In fact, she was given the dog after financing approximately $3000 in medical care for the animal that was not technically hers. This was followed up by Veronica providing the necessary medical care to insure a successful outcome of the animal she named, Chaparro. The last incident that caused me to know that she can handle various situation was when another animal, a Pomeranian, named Negrito suffered a broken scapula that she has brought back to health. Besides the previous incidents, I was intrigued by her ability to train animals the way she has, a couple of dogs had darted out of a family member’s house and she was able to return them by blowing a whistle which caused the dogs to immediately halt and return. From these examples, I would say that Veronica is willing to go that extra mile in order to insure the safety as well as the care of any animal in her charge.