[krittercrazy]

I volunteer my time whenever possible with the local SPCA.
Most of my animals are rescues in one way or another.
I take injured wildlife to the wildlife center for treatment. I also make myself available to transport wildlife found by others who cannot make the trip.
I support the SPCA's rummage sale by donating and buying.
When strays show up and I am unable to take them on, I will take them to the SPCA so that they can receive proper medical care, regular meals and hopefully a good, stable home.
I try very hard to not take in more animals than I can reasonably care for.
I make sure my own animals recieve proper veterinary care, exersice, food and living space for their species.
I am continually learning all I can to better take care of my pets and to help others if they wish to know.
I encourage others to adopt rather than buy their pets, to buy the best food possible for their animals(seems kind of silly to by organic and the best for oneself and family for their health and improvement of environment and then wonder why ones dog is ripping it hair out while eating the crappiest, cheapest food around)
I do not buy from pet stores and encourage others not to do so either.
When people start talking about breeding their own pet, I strongly discourage them, giving them way more reason of why not to breed than they can come up with for breeding.