Well maybe I don't admire this person, but I can say that I feel respect for his job and his objectives that he has in his career (according to him "reduce the population of dogs and cats around the world").

He is dr. Jeff Young, he is a famous American veterinarian, he start his career when he founded "Planned pethood plus" with a low-cost spay clinic. First time I saw him was in his Tv program, where he was capturing stray cats, then he and his work team took the cats to the veterinary clinic to vaccinate and sterilized them. In that occasion was 200 cats.




I like him because he promote the animal welfare, Dr. Jeff gives talks about it in many countries and is really interesting how he describes the role that the veterinary surgeon have with the animal's sobrepoblation. He say that he isn't support the eutanasia as a way to control the animal population, he propose that sterilization of animals and the education of people about the responsible pets ownership is the best option to make a change.

At present I have five pets, two cats (Cassie and Cimba, with C) and three dogs (Chumin, Pepita and Luna).

 Well to start I will introduce you my first pet, Chumín, I have it since 2007, he was hairy and chubby. He was born white but ussualy he is brown (I dont know why he roll about floor afther the bath!), I love him. 

 She is Cassie, I have her since 2017, she is very grouchy, I can't stroke her because she scratch me.

He is Cimba, I rescued him from the streets and I gave him in adoption three times... all families gave me him back. Now he is in my home and its part of the family, he is a really loving cat.

Luna and Pepita come from San Felipe. Luna are like 14 years old according the vet, she was rescued when she was like 11-12 years old, she is old and blind, but she is very loving. Pepita are 6 years old, she is a big dog, for that reason people have scared of her, but she is very friendly, she only wants to play