I'm a French Teacher and soon Head Teacher in a Montessori Academy, teaching children aged 3-6 years old. I adore my job and put in far more hours than I really should. I love being outdoors, but I love anything indoors that's nerdy. I'm definitely a nerd at heart. I tend to make people laugh and am the first to start cracking jokes, I'm extremely sarcastic about anything and everything (without, of course, taking it too far). I make friends easily, but I'm extremely shy in the beginning. In unfamiliar situations I have a bit of trouble coming out of my shell, but once I'm out, there's no turning back.

Tizzee Pop is my 4 year old Orange + White Marble tabby. She's a complete Diva and is pretty much a one person cat. She's a total love with me, but could care less about anything and anyone else. She doesn't like to be bothered when she's exploring and she's extremely intelligent. She knows how to sit and lie down and shake a paw for a food reward. She is extremely food motivated though and will be friends with anyone for as long as they're offering food. She will hiss and growl if she doesn't like what you're doing, but she's all talk and actually would never hurt anyone no matter how angry you made her. Loosee Furr is my 2 year old rescued French Angora rabbit. She's a total doll and loves to come to work with me and hang out with the kids. She's very sweet and very calm. She loves to run around as much as she can and happily binkies throughout the whole house. She's probably the happiest bunny ever.

Tizzee would describe me as the Siamese twin that she really wanted to get away from, but then when we got separated she had some serious regrets. She seems to be in a constant internal struggle of hate and love towards me, but all in all I think she would say that we're best buddies. And I give her all the best of everything, I build her 6 foot cat trees, she never goes without and for that reason I'd think she thinks we're best buds (what a material girl) Loosee on the other hand would likely describe me as the nice lady that rescued her and doesn't let her chew on cords. We aren't overly bonded, not through lack of trying, but I'm sure I'll break down that wall eventually.

I am a woman seeking a man or woman age 21 to 30

I just want to meet other people who love their pets and care about them as much as I care about my furrkids.

Must tolerate divas.

Rubis

Rubis was an old englis sheepdog rescue who we adopted when she was 10 years old. She was a beautiful dog who came to us very matted and abused. Despite the abuse and neglect she was a wonderful dog who enriched our lives tremendously. We had her for two wonderful years before her organs began failing her, and we made the decision to say goodbye. I miss her tremendously.

Smokey and Slapshot

Smokey was my first ever pet. She was a 2 year old rabbit when I got her, and my brother adopted her twin sister Slapshot. We loved them quite a bit and I still remember them to this day, although we lost them both years ago. We had them for 9 years.

Rainbow and Bandit

Rainbow (middle left) was my pride and joy. He was the most beautiful bunny I'd ever seen. He was the son of my Smokey. Bandit (middle right) was Rainbow's sister, and he belonged to my brother. Rainbow was a beautiful sable point dwarf rabbit. Bandit was a playful sable marten dwarf. I lost Rainbow prematurely, at 2 years of age to a bad bout with pneumonia. Bandit died much later, at 10 years of age. The other two, on the ends, the white and grey were Budweiser and Snowy. They were adopted but the new owners were irresponsible and put them in a milk crate where they were attacked by a weasel. They were 10 weeks old when they died.