MsCullen

 Being a forest engineer is one of the ways to help the world in a lot of aspect of flora, fauna and biotic components, through a balance between obtaining their services and conserving them; which is very important, because our existence and well being depends on nature. That is one of the many reasons that motivated me to study forestry engineering, I love the fact of constantly interacting with nature and getting to know it more every day. My idea has always been to see a change for the better in the world, and to be part of it, that is why when I am already become a professional I will seek to help in the conservation and recovery of different species of plants and animals; for that I want to have a greater specialization in terms of fauna. At the same time I want to guide and inform people, so that awareness is generated that everything has his limits, that way we can all be part of a change where our generation and future generations can have and enjoy nature.

Today I'm going to talk about my pets. I have 6 dogs (soon we will have 7 because we are going to adopt another jeje) and 3 cats.  In the following lines I will introduce each one: Almendra is 3 years old, we adopted her when she was two months old, she's the alpha, she's a very intelligent and physically capable dog. Meche (María Mercedes hahaha) is 6 years old, she is a very playful fox terrier and breaks things but her previous family didn't have patience for her, so we received her when she was 4 years old.  Princesa is 5 years old, she lived in a workshop where no one ever bothered to sterilize her; we got tired of seeing her like this and we adopted/stole her when she was 2 years old hahaha, she is a sweetheart, too affectionate.  Leona is 2 years old, she is part of the last calving that princess had before coming with us. Since she was 6 months old, she has been with us, we knew that if we left her in the workshop she would have babies so we also adopted/stole h