We all know Karma and a lot of us try to bypass it but we cant.
Yesterday there I am driving my twin kids home from school and a puddy cat alias Kitten is standing in de middle of a steet. A cute little orange furball perhaps 3 or 4 weeks old. So I cant ignore Karma this time. My daughter sees the Gatto and says Daddy stop a Kitty.
I love cats but I got dogs, I dont need cats!!!!
My daughters start wailing, I dont want to be in the Daddy dogbox again, been there done that.
So I stop the car and Fuffball starts purring as I put it in the car with squeeling kids.
There is some beautifull animals in Mexico and too many are on the streets. I already got a black Labrador about 1 year old who chews my shoes sheets and demolished my condo on a daily basis. Now I got a Gatto/cat. and another dog in the street who I feed and stroke on a daily basis, Lion, he is a beautiful old dog with every inch of his body scarred and beat up but if you look in his eyes you see a beautiful puppy with a heart of gold.
So now I talk to FurBall daily as she screams around my condo, swings from my potplants and climbs up my legs too often.
Kitty looks at me with bright naughty eyes as I try to work on the internet 14 hours a day. Then she climbs up my back repeatedly with claws razor sharp.
I lecture Furball but she doesnt listen as she drapes sand all over the condo. My Labrador wants to eat her, perhaps I could just feed the dog. No, cant do that say Karma.
So, if you move down to Mexico, your day will come with Karma and a street dog or cat, I hope you ready, they make beautiful naughty, slightly neurotic, mildly psychotic friends for life.
In the last few years many Americans and Canadians have opened shelters in Cancun Cozumel and Playa, Karma brought them and just as well.