Name: Lillie Ashilda Bjorndotti
Gender: Female
Age: 20 years old
Pets: Currently owns a kitten named Skye
Skye is a 2 week old female calico kiten who was a orphan that Lillie raised. After a week of raising her, she decided to keep the tiny kitten, signing all the adoption forms and bringing Skye home as her first forever pet.
Skills Lillie is quite good at dog training and kitten raising
Speciality She specialises in cats
Job Full time voluenteer
Appearance About two metres high with green eyes and brown hair. Almost always wears a shirt with some kind of animal on it.
Personality Lillie is very protective of the animals she fosters. She loves finding them new homes and allowing them to become great friends with other animals. Lillie loves caring for newborn kittens and also loves challenges.
History Lillie lived in a household of six, two brothers and a sister. She always loved animals, however she could never own her own. So when the Pet's Love animal Shelter opened when she was 14, she volunteered after school and after dancing. She soon learnt many animal tricks, like how to care for small kittens and puppies. She helped the shelter grow and soon became one of its most trusted workers, offered a full time job, which she accepted. She then worked harder then ever, until she found a small calico kitten on her porch and brought her inside, where she cared for her and when she looked into the kittens eyes, she knew that this was the kitten she wanted. She tends to stay nights at the shelter with Skye her kitten.
List of animals in care
Skye (Her own cat)
Fina ~ A small 8 day old brown kitten who had been left outside the shelter in the afternoon.

Jacqueline "Jackie" Davenport
Basic
Trans-female.
27 years of age.
Grey asexual, aromantic.

Career
Pet(s):
Chronos - A male grey & tan Chinook dog. Ideal weight, adopted from breeder. Five years of age. Fed PURINA® PRO PLAN® FOCUS ADULT LARGE BREED FORMULA. Got that from the 'Proplan' site.

Azzura - A female cat of unknown heritage, amber eyes and russet fur. Adopted after fostering, is slightly underweight. Three years of age. Fed PURINA® PRO PLAN® SAVOR® ADULT SHREDDED BLEND CHICKEN & RICE FORMULA. Got that from the 'Proplan' site.

Skills:
Basic animal care.
Basic animal injury care.

Specialty:
None.

Job:
Normal job is writing.
Secondary job is pet sitting and fostering.
She volunteers at the veterinary shelter nearby.


Advanced Basic
Appearance:
A dark ombré black to brunette, wavy hair. Jackie has lighter caramel skin and has heavy freckles over her face that are somewhat dark. Her face is softly curved and thin. Jacqueline has a muscular, average height body that doesn’t have many curves besides muscles. Her eyes are a tri-color hazel that goes blue-green-brown.

Personality:
Too be played out.

History:
Too be played out.

List of animals in care:
Bowden - A male Greek Tortoise hatchling, about 2 inches. Fed wild strawberries, clover, and dandelions that grow in tank.
Highly WIP

Name
Charles “Charlie” Wolfe

Gender
Male

Age
36 years old

Pets
Charlie is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and carries several permits enabling him to keep exotic animals, so his pets are a bit out of the ordinary.

Louie, a white-headed capuchin, is his most popular pet. He was rescued from the illegal exotic pet trade as a baby, and because Charlie had handled capuchins before and was licensed to own them, he was immediately contacted after the rescue. Charlie often brings Louie with him to work on slower days so as not to overwhelm the monkey, and Louie loves the animals at the shelter and has developed a particular fondness for Gretta, Charlie’s foster dog.

Charlie's lesser-known pet, Jasmine, is a striped skunk. She was rescued by Charlie after being attacked by a stray dog, and he nursed her back to health over the course of several months. He occasionally comes to work smelling awful because of her, but he doesn't mind and is hoping to release her back into the wild soon, as she isn’t fully domesticated and can't live in a house the rest of her life.

Skills
If there's one thing Charlie is good at, it's bonding with animals. There are very few animals he can't get through to, and no one is quite sure why or how he does it. Perhaps it's his gentle and kind-hearted nature, or his extensive knowledge on animal behavior and knowing how to handle situations. Whatever the reason, if there's an animal that seems unsaveable, Charlie is usually the person called to help.

Being one of the senior veterinarians at the shelter and growing up with animals means Charlie also has plenty of experience in the veterinary field. He can accurately diagnose a medical problem a good ninety percent of the time, and he knows how to handle most situations that could arise.

Speciality
Charlie is often referred to as a “jack of all trades” when it comes to specialties, as he deals with a wide range of animals in his line of work. However, he is most experienced with reptiles and canines, but that doesn't mean he can't take care of felines or equines.

Job
Veterinarian

Appearance
Charlie is a rather large person, standing at 6’2 and possessing a wide frame that fits a biker more so than a veterinarian. His short, chestnut brown hair is flecked with countless (albeit premature) gray hairs, the result of the stress associated with being a full time veterinarian and having to deal with whatever exotic pet he may have at the time. His eyes are a warm brown, always bright and happy.

When he isn't wearing his typical vet clothes, he's usually wearing some sort of ridiculous Hawaiian shirt with cargo shorts and sandals, and of course his prescription glasses that he requires to see any more than a foot in front of him. No one is quite sure why he wears such odd clothes in his downtime, although he claims it's because of the comfortableness of the outfit.

Personality
They say animals know who they can trust, so it's no surprise animals tend to gravitate towards Charlie. He's as open of a book as he can possibly get, and he never keeps secrets about himself from others. If someone asks him a question, he'll answer honestly (although maybe not brutally honest), even if the answer is upsetting (such as in the event of losing a patient in the vet clinic). He's kind-hearted and incredibly gentle, and he would never hurt a fly. Or anything else, for that matter. However, he's also levelheaded and mature, and he knows that death is part of his job. He always tries to find the silver lining in bad situations, and has been known to crack a joke or two if he sees someone feeling down. Overall, he's a fairly pleasant person to be around, and it's difficult to resist his kindness no matter how tough one may be.

History
Charlie was surrounded by animals since the very beginning. He was the son of a herpetologist and a rather well-known veterinarian, so their home was always full of various reptiles and sick animals that required around-the-clock care. His veterinarian mother became a registered wildlife vet when he was seven, and she traveled to other countries to help wild animals in danger, particularly in Africa and India. When Charlie was ten, he was allowed to accompany her on one such business trip, and he fell in love with working in the field. He began to join his mother on every trip, which wouldn't have been possible had she not homeschooled him.

Eventually his family decided to move to India so that his mother could permanently help rescue and care for the wildlife there. Charlie's father was forced to give away all of his snakes except his boa constrictor during the move, resulting in Charlie developing a close relationship with the boa, as it was his only companion when he moved to India. However, despite the loneliness that came with moving to a new country, he immediately began to bond with his mother's patients, even being allowed to play with some of the tigers (under careful supervision, of course). He quickly picked up on animal behaviors and learned how to tell whether or not an animal was okay with his presence, and the animals liked the kind-hearted boy so much most of them would become excited at seeing him every day, pushing against their enclosures to try and get to him faster. Even though Charlie didn't have any friends his age (or species) to play with in India, he certainly had the animals.

When he was eighteen, Charlie returned to the U.S. to go to veterinary school and get his degree, working with various shelters before the Pet’s Love shelter opened up and he fell in love with the shelter and the community. By now, most of the shelter volunteers have heard tales of his time in India, and he's already promised to take a few of his co-workers with him the next time he visits his parents.

List of animals in care
Gretta, a high-strung labradoodle that is extremely skittish (and even sometimes aggressive) towards everyone except Charlie due to an abusive past. He's been fostering her for over a year, and they're slowly making progress, but it is unlikely she will ever be adoptable, which is why she's usually referred to as “his” dog.