Taking care of Mio

You can believe that in my life plan I never imagined having a pet; as a child I was always accompanied by "Jójo", my stuffed rabbit, he never left me and was my ideal companion in every trip we had to make, as time went by, at the least expected moment, my heart was touched when I saw a little furry newborn, helpless, in the cold, crying for a little warmth and affection: that's how Mío came into my life.

At the beginning, my husband and I had to take turns feeding each other, I remember that several nights my husband had to go out to perform some service in the ambulance (he was a firefighter) and at the end of the procedure he would stop by for five minutes to see how our new family member was evolving.

Fifteen years have passed since then, Mio is now a "senior" cat, with an equivalent of a little more than 70 years of human age; therefore, we must take certain care:

• Regular visits to the veterinarian,
• Control of food and water consumption
• Supplying vitamins,
• Outdoor walks and brief exposure to the sun to provide vitamin D and strengthen their immune system.

However, the main ingredient to add quality of life to our pet, is love, a feeling that is repaid with lots of affection, tranquility and joy every time we are at home.

Friends, I wish you well, take care of your pets, they are little angels, with the mission to bring us peace and harmony.

God bless and keep the whole world; Thank you for joining me...!!!!
© 2022, Caracas, Venezuela @leticiapereira
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