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I don't see any problem... As long as you are able to care for them all. Never enough, I love my critters. Keep me moving, a reason to get up and keeps me from sinking too far into depression.
 
Nothing wrong as long as you enjoy it,and can care for them.I was like that too,but this year I was unhappy with the lack of help from family."You wanted them so you take care of them." Shame because together the work would have gone fast. I am slowly rehoming,and will only keep what I want not what family wants( but won't care for).Enjoy your animals!
 
Haha we are on 1/3 of an acre in a new house and we have 4 rabbits, 2 dogs, 4 quail, and 2 ducks. We are getting 2 more ducks and like 4 silkies.
 
Mattemma said:
Nothing wrong as long as you enjoy it,and can care for them.I was like that too,but this year I was unhappy with the lack of help from family."You wanted them so you take care of them." Shame because together the work would have gone fast. I am slowly rehoming,and will only keep what I want not what family wants( but won't care for).Enjoy your animals!
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Yes I totally understand!! I had two guinea pigs, one at home and one at school. I cared for them but the one at home was just a pain and not very attractive in my family room. He died two weeks ago and it was such a relief. I had 6 rabbits taking up tons of my back yard and the oldest rabbit had to be put to sleep 3 weeks ago when his back legs stopped working. I just felt relief. I'm still left with 2 cats, 3 chickens, soon I will have 10 (shhh) 4 aquatic turtles, a hamster, a parakeet, everyone thinks it's so cool that we have all this menagerie but no one likes to help clean, feed, water, etc. I feel your pain!
 

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