Janice Simar, Realtor

Janice Simar, Realtor Janice Simar, Realtor
337-278-3215 | District South by Real Broker Janice Simar, Realtor
District South x Real Broker, LLC.

Cell: (337)278-3215
Office: (337) 534-0555
300 Rue Beauregard Building I, Lafayette, LA 70508
Licensed in Louisiana

09/03/2026

I lost my baby this morning, only the heartless won't say RIP. 😭 😭

09/03/2026

From 1 to 10 how adorable is he šŸ’•šŸ’• How cute i am ? šŸ’•šŸ’•

09/02/2026

Yesterday, we went to the shelter to meet the husky boy we had planned to adopt.

We had everything ready—treats, toys, the thrill of finally bringing home a new family member.

But the moment we saw him, our hearts tightened.

Huskies are usually bright-eyed, energetic, full of curiosity—

but he was nothing like that.

He sat quietly by himself, head bowed, eyes closed as if the world had been too heavy for far too long.

The volunteer whispered,

ā€œHe’s been here for a while… he’s gentle, just really unsure.

A lot of people overlook him because shy huskies don’t ā€˜show well’ in kennels.ā€

The way he sat there—silent, fragile, holding all his fear inside—

it broke something open in both of us.

I looked at my partner… they looked back…

And without needing to say anything, we already knew.

I finally breathed,

ā€œWe’re taking him home.ā€

The drive back was quiet—

huskies are usually talkative, expressive, eager for interaction—

but he stayed curled up, still and cautious.

Every few minutes he’d lift his head just a little,

letting the sunlight touch his soft gray fur,

as if rediscovering what warmth feels like.

That night, in his new room, he tucked himself into a corner and fell asleep—

maybe, for the first time in a long time, feeling safe enough to rest.

One dog.

One shaken spirit.

And an entire future of love waiting to unfold.

Welcome home, sweetheart.

You’re safe now—

and you’ll never, ever be alone again.

09/02/2026

I'm not going to get a kiss 😄😄 cuz I'm not perfect šŸ’”šŸ’”šŸ˜³

09/02/2026

To everyone bitching about Texas Roadhouse allowing that dog who was deployed twice,

To everyone bitching about Texas Roadhouse allowing that dog who was deployed twice, to eat a steak in the restaurant on Veterans Day, I'd rather sit next to him than rowdy, bratty kids all day long. I can guarantee that dog is cleaner and more quiet. He isn’t up being allowed to run around like he (and his parents) were raised in a barn!

Pet matchmaker Rescue South supports Texas Roadhouse, Veterans and all Military Working Dogs.

09/02/2026

For weeks, she darted through traffic and hid behind dumpsters, terrified of every sound and every stranger who called out to her. No one could get close. Food was left behind fences, but by the time anyone came near, she was gone — just a shadow with sad eyes and matted fur.

Then one day, a woman stopped her car, got out, and instead of calling or chasing, she simply knelt down in the grass. Quietly. Patiently. The dog froze, uncertain… but the woman didn’t move, didn’t speak. Minutes passed — then slowly, the frightened stray inched closer, drawn by something she hadn’t felt in a long time: trust.

When the dog finally pressed her head against the woman’s hand, it was as if all the fear melted away.

Today, she has a name — Luna — and a warm bed, full belly, and a family that adores her. The same woman who knelt in the grass that day now wakes up each morning with Luna curled by her side, safe at last.

From fear to forever — all it took was patience, love, and one kind soul who didn’t give up.

09/02/2026

Adopted this little boy in December someone tossed him out in some shrubs he was found days later dehydrated and hypothermic brought into the humane society but after 5 days of a hold he was going to be euthanized because he was paralyzed could barely sit up I said not on my time I adopted him took him home got him to the vet in two days took x-rays old injury nothing new got him health Care $1,700 in dental Care and I pay $128 a month for pain medication and an injection I'm a retired ICCU nurse I do 3 hours of physical therapy with him a day and hydrotherapy and manual attraction and red light therapy after 3 months he is standing and walking not Fred Astaire but happy as can be his name is Q.

09/02/2026

I need help. I’ve been caring for a stray for almost 3 years. He’s a city cat. Super friendly, knows the houses & people around here, he’s street smart, has multiple houses he visits but doesn’t have a ā€œhomeā€. He comes in my house all the time, stays the night, has a heated house on my porch, always has food & water available to him & I truly LOVE him & I know he loves me too.

He has even gotten use to my 3 dogs & 2 cats in the house. Every now and then he will disappear for a few days but if I walk the streets near me, I always find him. I’ve given neighbors that i know he visits my phone number bc I would be devastated if something happened to him & I didn’t know. I even tell them to call me if they ever notice he needs medical help or just anything for that matter. I know he goes in other peoples homes but from what I’ve gathered, no one cares like i do. Hes been TNR’d btw!

So my problem is…. Im moving. I want to take him soooooo bad but im terrified to do something that would make him unhappy or put him in harms way. My husband says I should (I think he’s attached too) but he also says that as he ages, he will need more of a home base like he has with us. Everyone else in my family says it would be cruel to take him from his area that he’s use to & the other people that know him. I’m extremely torn.

Please lmk what you all think I should do. Btw, I love this cat as much as I love my other animals. We’ve spent so much time together & he also protected me from a raccoon that was charging after me once. It was unbelievable. But i want to make sure i do whats right for HIM, not me. Anyways, here’s a pic of my Jasper boy. Thanks for the help.

09/02/2026

Isla Grace Bell is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing approximately 220 pounds.

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Lafayette, LA
70508

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