About Jennifer

and her Pets

 

 

If I Didn't Have a Dog... OR CAT......

  I could walk around the yard barefoot in safety.

My house could be carpeted instead of tiled and laminated.

All flat surfaces, clothing, furniture, and cars would be free of hair.

When the doorbell rings, it wouldn't sound like a kennel.

When the doorbell rings, I could get to the door without wading through fuzzy bodies who beat me there.

I could sit on the couch and my bed the way I wanted, without taking into consideration how much space several fur bodies would need to get comfortable.

I would have money and no guilt to go on a real vacation.

I would not be on a first-name basis with 6 veterinarians, as I put their yet unborn grand kids through college.

The most used words in my vocabulary would not be: out, sit, down, come, no, stay, and leave him/her/it ALONE.

My house would not be cordoned off into zones with baby gates or barriers.

I would not talk 'baby talk'. 'Eat your din din'. 'Yummy yummy for the tummy'.

My house would not look like a day care center, toys everywhere.

My pockets would not contain things like poop bags, treats and an extra leash.

I would no longer have to spell the words

B-A-L-L,
F-R-I-S-B-E- E, W-A-L-K,      T-R-E-A-T, B-I-K-E, G-O,
R-I-D-E.

I would not have as many leaves INSIDE my house as outside.

I would not look strangely at people who think having ONE dog/cat ties them down too much.

I'd look forward to spring and the rainy season instead of dreading 'mud' season.

I would not have to answer the question 'Why do you have so many animals?'
from people who will never have the joy in their lives of knowing they are loved  unconditionally by someone as close to an angel as they will ever get.

 How  EMPTY my life would be!!

 

Call Jennifer

970-587-2827

Jennifer lives in Milliken, Colorado.  She grew up knowing that her love for animals was going to rule her future and it certainly has!  She started volunteering at the St. Louis Humane Society at age 12.

38 years later, she still has the strong love for all animals and has been working with animals all this time.  She received her Associate of Applied Science Degree in Animal Health Technology in 1980.  She has had the pleasure of working locally with a clinic that works with large and small animals, exotic and wildlife. 

In Columbus, OH she worked at her dream job...training dogs for the blind at Pilot Dogs, Inc.  She was a Senior Trainer/Instructor; Senior Veterinary Technician; Director of the Puppy Program; and Director of the Breeding Program.  She did this for 13 years and then moved to South Carolina with her husband to build their own boarding kennel. 

In 2002, she moved back to Colorado.  She loves all animals and enjoys all the time with them.  She doesn't like hissing cockroaches and large centipedes, though, but luckily only her oldest sister owns a couple of these for her classroom!  LOL

She has fostered numerous animals that were orphaned, abandoned or given up.  She has a true passion for this work and always looks forward to the next animal needing her care. 

She is able to work with any schedule needed for pet sitting, even Holidays and weekends. 

She'd like to introduce her pets to you:

 Sissy is one of the many kittens I have fostered over the past numerous years.  I decided to keep her as my own.  Sissy is very affectionate, loves to hang outside with Lacey and enjoys being part of the family.  She likes to lie outside with me when I'm reading a book, usually right there on my lounge chair.  She and Lacey play well together, usually Sissy is romping around and Lacey and wagging her tail and running after her.  Sissy is the kind of cat the everyone should have!!
Lacey has joined my family, once again...let me explain.  I bred Lacey's parents when I lived in South Carolina.  My father decided to take one of the 9 pups and chose Lacey.  She was flown out here to Colorado to live with my parents.  When I moved back to Colorado, it was always nice to see her every time I visited my parents.  Now that my parents are living in a retirement village, Lacey was over the weight limit to move with them so I didn't even hesitate to take her.  It's like a little family reunion.  Winston, my bulldog, was 2 years old when Lacey was born, so he was always around the pups.  It was fun to have them back together again!  She is such a lovely dog and truly loves being with us.
Fonzie is 8 years old and is just the kind of cat that I love...he is absolutely friendly and loving and loves to be with me, everywhere. He almost acts like a dog because he greets me when I come home, loves to go outside with the dogs and I every time we go out. He enjoys following the dogs around the yard, chasing anything that the wind moves or just likes to sit on the front stoop with me and the dogs. He loves dogs and at times, I really think he believes he is a dog. He is always in whatever room I am in and, like Ginger and Piper, sleeps with me and lies on the couch with me.

Meet Ginger and Piper. Ginger is 4 years old, Piper is 5. They were raised together with a family in the military. Due to circumstances, the family made the decision to find a home for them where they could stay together. This was very important to them.

I adopted both of them and they settled right in. They are so sweet and loving, very well behaved and get along well with everyone.

Ginger is a little dependent on Piper so you will find them lying together on the couch or bed. They enjoy being outside with Lacey and the cats. We all hang out sunning ourselves, they enjoy exploring the yard and checking everything out.

I was very lucky to find such a nice pair of dogs to add to my little family!!

Meet Scrapper Jack!!

He is a young cat that joined my family and seems like he's been living with us since he was born. He is a wonderful cat, loves to hang out with everyone and is everyone's friend.

He plays with the dogs, let's Lacey lick him from head to toe while he purrs, wrestles with Fonzie and uses Ginger and Piper as pillows or a heat source when we go to bed.

He is silky soft, has a beautiful silver coat and little tuffs of hair at the ends of his ears, he is just so cute.

   

   

   

I love birds and recently have adopted these birds from families who were unable to keep them anymore.  If you haven't ever owned finches, I highly recommend them.  They don't have a normal "song" like all other birds...I call it a beep-beep sound.  I love waking up to my parakeets singing when they are responding to the birds outside.  Dooley and Cooper (the cockatiels) have a different sound than the other birds so I have such a wonderful concert of birds songs from all my birds!! What a wonderful concert! Silky is my white ringneck dove. She has the best, soothing sound, laughing and cooing. As you can tell, Jack and Silky are friends. Doves are a great addition to a household. When the 3 ringnecks start their laughing sound, it always makes me smile. The top left picture are my Diamond Doves. These are very petite birds, much smaller than the ringnecks and have a soft sound.

For me, having sounds of birds throughout the day just seems to brighten the gloomiest days!!

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Longs Peak, Colorado

photo by Steve Ernst of Loveland, Colorado

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