I just got home from the 3 long day Pet Expo in Timonium MD.
I also want to express my sincere amazement at how many rescue groups were present. I saw rabbit rescue, cat rescues, many breed specific dog rescue groups (I was situated next to the Brittany groups who had the cuddliest dogs of them all), but I have to mention the dachshund, german shepherd, westie, shiloh, bird, animal rescue, and 2 groups that just take anyone who they think they can re-home. There are so many people who dedicate their lives to helping pets in need. I was humbled and awe struck by the compassion and dedication I saw. We are so lucky to have so many people who are willing to sacrifice so much personal time and expense to help an animal.
I also got to meet many owners who had great questions and were seeking additional advice to keep their pets in optimal health.
I really want to Thank my sister Diedra for taking two days put of her incredibly busy life to help us out. Her husband John for taking over the kid care for the 2 days she spent here. My dear friend Linda who spent all day with us and is the "best salesperson" EVER! My friends kate and Cindy and Haley who busted their butts today, and helped with the dreaded clean-up. My inspiring staff of Melissa, Rose, Amanda, Laura, and Dr.'s Hubbard, Breen, and Morgan. I really really appreciate your help.
I am so grateful to be so blessed by such good friends and family!
Love it, Love it, Love it, Love you, Love what you do, Love Love Love. You all are AWESOME!
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Having a new pet brings along multiple responsibilities. Depending on the pet chosen, new owners will have to be prepare to invest a lot of time, energy and money. The maintenance of just a small animal can run up to thousands of dollars annually. Most times that cost does not even take into account the possible need for emergency veterinarian care.
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