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Take a vacation, I’ll watch the pets

Durham Dental William J. Witkowski, D.M.D. 360 D Main Street, Durham, CT

(860) 349-1123

I fantasize about it often. The farm, I mean. Getting up and greeting my furry and feathered friends. I can even imagine a cow, or a goat or two, wandering into the kitchen. And they would be most welcome. When I was a kid I would bring home every stray I could find, which my mother immediately sent packing. I always told her that it just insisted on following me home — there was nothing I could do about it. Of course, I had coaxed it along the whole way. I think she knew that.

After I have taken care of their physical needs I sit with them for a while — quite a while — and keep them company. I don’t want them to feel lonely, so I pet them and talk to them and tell them how much they are loved and when their people will be back. I give as much

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So if you and the family need to get away for a bit, I would love to look after your fur babies. Just advise the neighbors to lock their doors, lest I wander in. I might pull up a chair if it is time for supper.

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so I thought nothing of gaining immediate entrance to this abode. The woman was very kind and directed me to the house just down the way, where I was supposed to be. I think “Oops!” pretty much says it all.

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Pet sitting is awesome for me. For one thing, I am glad that the dog or cat can stay in their own home, and I do everything I can to keep them happy and comfortable. I love meeting them and getting to know them and, well, just love them. Because I do.

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I have always thought that I should build an ark, like Noah did eons ago, with two of every animal (except snakes; they can remain behind when we set sail) because I love animals so and I want them all. Or I could at least have a farm with every conceivable animal. That might be a bit more realistic, since I don’t have any idea how to build an ark.

Of course, the job does have its funny moments, at least in my view. I had just started this particular job, and I walked boldly into the house So since I don’t have a farm calling out the dog’s name. Only the dog was not there. or an ark, and do not see having either one in the near A woman that I did not know appeared, and I infuture, I do the next best stantly realized that I had thing. I bring animals into walked into the wrong my life in any way I can. I house. have my own furry friends, of course. I work at a kennel, The house I was supposed to where every dog is a gift. be in was to remain unAnd I pet sit. locked for my weekly visit,

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to them as I can, but in truth, they give much more to me. I always leave with a glad heart.


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