The love of animals was instilled in me by my nanny when I was a child, we often picked up abandoned cats, dogs, pigeons from the street and even somehow took a wounded heron, nursed them and gave them into good hands.

After school, I wanted to become a veterinarian, but my parents really wanted me to be a doctor.

So I'm a general practitioner who loves people, but loves animals even more. I also always try to help animal shelters.

I always wanted to have my own pets and one day we took a kitten, she lives in my parents' house and I miss her very much.

I love dogs very much, but unfortunately, we lived in an apartment where a dog would be very cramped, so I satisfied my need to communicate with dogs by walking with strangers, with neighbor's dogs, even when we were vacationing abroad, I found four-legged friends there. Thanks to my love for dogs, I met my husband, he had a husky and I really wanted to walk with her and he offered to go for a walk together, after 2 years of walking we got married and I finally got a dog.

But she had to be left in our country, because now we are studying in Ireland.

In addition to my boundless love for animals, I also have a sense of responsibility, you can safely entrust your furry family member.