House and Petowner in galicia, northern spain

I am looking for animal and natureloving people, who care about my animals and my home as if it was theirs. Depending on the season, as I have a big garden going with the house, I would be glad if my guest could help me watering my plants. Feed my 2 elder cats, Grimmel and Angus 3 times a day. The time is flexible, no medication needed. My domestic pig, needs to be fed once in the evening, this takes me 5 minutes. I live in a small hamlet in galicia surrounded by wild nature. As there is very less agriculture and industry, the air you breathe is quite pure and clean. The beaches, like the famous praya das catedraias (cathedral beach) is only 50 min away. The closest city, Lugo is 25 min by car. In Baamonde (5min drive) besides having a supermarket, restaurants and bars, there is as well one of galicias famous playa fluvial (river beach) In Baamonde crosses as well the camino the Santiago de Compostela, you will meet a lot of pilgrims, who spend the night in one of the several hostels. As I live quite isolated in a hamlet, it would be easier to have a car, as the next village is 5 min drive away. For the sportives, I can supply my bike as well. As this is the terra chá, means flat land, there are no steap hills to pass. No, sorry.

Feed my 2 elder cats, Grimmel and Angus 3 times a day. The time is flexible, no medication needed. My domestic pig, needs to be fed once in the evening, this takes me 5 minutes. I live in a small hamlet in galicia surrounded by wild nature. As there is very less agriculture and industry, the air you breathe is quite pure and clean. The beaches, like the famous praya das catedraias (cathedral beach) is only 50 min away. The closest city, Lugo is 25 min by car. In Baamonde (5min drive) besides having a supermarket, restaurants and bars, there is as well one of galicias famous playa fluvial (river beach) In Baamonde crosses as well the camino the Santiago de Compostela, you will meet a lot of pilgrims, who spend the night in one of the several hostels. As I live quite isolated in a hamlet, it would be easier to have a car, as the next village is 5 min drive away. For the sportives, I can supply my bike as well. As this is the terra chá, means flat land, there are no steap hills to pass. No, sorry.