Working with animals is something I have always wanted to do. Animals are my life and my passion. I have loved being around animals ever since I was little and I have never been scared to be around any type of species including snakes and lizards. A couple of years ago I actually got the opportunity to go to a summer camp where I took a zoology class. This class consisted of various things such as holding snakes, bugs, jellyfish, crabs, and axolotls. This experienced just fueled my passion for animals even more and I wanted a job that I would be able to work with animals. Animal care and service workers is the type of job I want to go into; they get to bathe, feed, groom, exercise, and do other things with all sorts of animals. Animal care …show more content…
I would not mind going the extra mile and getting that four year bachelor’s degree to get a higher level job that pays more, if that is really what I wanted to do. I have a lot of experience with all different species of animals from going to camps, zoos, safaris, sanctuaries, and locally owned miniature “zoos”. I am also graduating next year and after that I am planning on going to college for four years to get a bachelor’s degree in biology. This will allow me to get those higher level position such as zookeeper, animal trainer, and marine mammal trainer. Even though I have a good amount of experience working with animals already I am more than ready to do some on-the-job training. This will help me prepare for situations I have never dealt with before and maybe even help me get to a higher level position. My outlook for actually getting a job is pretty high, so I might have a great chance in getting all the experience I need. In getting a job in the animal care or service working area, I would complete my all time goal of getting a job I love and working with many different animals I love. I will work my best to complete these goal to become an animal care and service worker so I can have a job and life that I am so passionate
Service dogs are a low risk treatment, that can replace dangerous medication and expensive devices. For a purebred service dog is $20,000, however there are non profit organizations that provide service dogs at a much lower cost, but there is usually a long wait list (“Costs”). ASDA (Autism Service Dogs of America) sets a donation goal of $13,500 for every approved family, which is always achieved. Another option is buying the dog from a breeder and paying for the training and accessories. If a puppy is purchased from a dog breeder for around $2,500, in two years time the dog would have costed around $5,200 dollars. The rest of the $ 2,700 comes from vet bills, service gear, training expenses, food, treats, and toys. (“Service”) Getting a dog from a rescue center will cost about the same amount because usually vet bills and training expenses are incrases. However in the long run the owner is most likely to spend more money on a rescue dog, because they often have more issues, physically and mentally which cause them to wear out faster. There is no health insurance that cover service animals. Service dogs however do replace the nasty side effects of some medication, and devices that won't provide companionship. Although the average hearing aid costs $4,000, hearing aides need replaced as the person grows, and need repairs as well, putting the total
Although George Orwell’s Animal Farm was created in order to mimic individuals as well as occurrences that took place during the Russian Revolution period, it is still possible to gain a comprehensive understanding of the text without a past knowledge of history through the exploitation of human nature’s imperfections. Following the publishment of his novel, Orwell confirmed that his goal in writing this fable was to expose the wrongdoing of the Soviet Union as well as the treachery of the true ideas of the Revolution. Nonetheless, there have been several other examples of events such as the French Revolution that can effortlessly be contrasted against components of the allegory. However, we need not to dig no deeper than to the fundamental faults in human nature to witness the catastrophic consequences that attributes such as hierarchy, propaganda and betrayal have on today’s society.
I would like this job because I could be In a office writing, conducting census projects, research studies, and conducting more experiments. But I could also go in to field work. Travel around the world to study these animals and there eco systems. The way some animals eat, the way they communicate, the way they feed. I could learn all these things while being in the field as an animal biologist. Even after being in the office and the field, I could still work in a zoo and have one on one with some animals.
Many people nowadays try to be conscious of their impacts on the environment, but what if one of the main contributors of environmental destruction was something that the vast majority of people contribute to everyday, without even realizing the detrimental effects it has on the environment? In conversations about lessening one’s personal environmental impacts, some common points are using renewable energy, recycling, taking shorter showers, and not littering. While these are great steps to take, one subject rarely thoroughly discussed is one’s consumption of animal products. Switching to more sustainable meat is suggested by numerous environmental organizations, but
Picture blind or deaf not knowing where you’re walking. Not knowing when a baby cries or a smoke alarm rings. But then picture having a helping companion like a dog to help you, so you can have an idea of where you are going, or a mini hose to help you build up your muscles. But they’re not the only helpers, for example a capuchin monkey they are very intelligent so they can do many things for you. As you can see my opinion is that, we should allow other animals in public spaces like, capuchin monkeys or even a snake. My first reason why we should allow more animals are that there are many things that other animals can do to help that others can’t, for example a capuchin monkey has thumbs so it can pick up tools and other things, but unlike the capuchin monkey a dog or a mini horse do not possess that ability because they don't have thumbs. My second reason why we should allow more animals is that many people have allergies and can be allergic to horses or dogs but snakes
You wake up in the hospital, look around, and find a doctor hovering nearby declaring that you have just suffered through a heart attack; affirming that if not for your dog, you would have died. You remember back to earlier that day: sitting on the couch, feeling a little off, hearing your dog barking, sensing him nudging you, going to the phone to call the ambulance, and having your dog by your side until you were safe inside the aluminum walls of the emergency vehicle. Although it sounds abnormal that a dog would be the one to save someone’s life, situations similar to the one above are not uncommon. Dogs and other household pets have been shown to be able to detect medical emergencies, including heart attacks and seizures, in their owners.
Service dogs can help disabled people with many different tasks. Service dogs when in public are often seen wearing a specialized vest or tag identifying the animals as a services dog when they are working. Service dogs are allowed in places that other pets are not allowed to go. Any dog can be a service dog. A dog does not have to be specially trained to be a service dog. There are many different kinds of service dogs. I am not talking about breeds, I am talking about the different jobs that service dogs do.
One of the hardest decisions I will ever make is what to do as a career when I get out of high school. However, with consideration, I have decided that zoology is the best career for me. I have always loved animals and been intrigued in their natural behavior. I love to make discoveries, and that is a very important part of what I would do as a zoologist. Math and Science are my two favorite subjects in school; this makes doing research fun for me because I love science. I would be happy in a job where I am be steadily employed. In a career I would like to get recognition for my work, though this is not imperative. Good working conditions are a must in a field of my choice. I am a hardworking individual, and I believe passionately
Working with animals has been a lifelong ambition of mine. The wellbeing of the creatures that we share this planet with is an ideal that I prioritize above anything else. I want to make a difference in the lives of animals in need, and I needed a career path that would allow me to pursue this passion. With this wish in mind, I chose to become a zoologist and to seek my degree at Southeast Missouri State University.
¨And remember, comrades, your resolution must never falter. No argument must lead you astray. Never listen when they tell you that Man and the animals have a common interest, that the prosperity of the one is the prosperity of the others. It is all lies. Man serves the interests of no creature except himself. And among us animals let there be perfect unity, perfect comradeship in the struggle. All men are enemies. All animals are comrades.¨ (Orwell 10)
I think still getting the zoo experience, would be great, to say that I have done that, but I think right now my main focus is going to be rehabilitation. I also have been considering looking into a vet tech job, to get more of the medical side of rehabilitation, and to get me more experience administering medications, and handing injured animals, right now I think a canine and feline veterinarian office would be good, with eventually moving forward to exotics, and bigger mammals like cattle etc. I feel I am most helpful, and most rewarding where I can help rehabilitation injured wildlife to return them back to their natural habitat, along with education the community about ways they can help in their own backyard, I think that is also a major part to rehabilitation Is making the community aware of what can be done to avoid injuries to wildlife.
Many people have never realized there are 3 to 4 million healthy and adoptable cats and dogs that are euthanized every year in shelters (Rescue Ink, 2013). Kill shelters all around the world have a catch and kill technique that is an easy and quick way to keep cities disease-free. Approximately 8-12 million companion animals enter animal shelters nationwide every year and approximately 5-9 million are euthanized, 60% of dogs and 70% of cats (Petfinder, 2003). We need to come up with solutions and ways that we can start reducing animal kill shelters around the world. It all comes down to money, and overpopulation.
Imagine that one day, your family takes you for a ride in the car. Everything is normal, but you notice that the atmosphere is different. You pull up to an unfamiliar building. They lead you to a door, where they hand you to a new, scary person. Where is your family going?
The first quotation listed describes an event in the novel where two animals, Snowball and Napoleon, fight over the future of the animal run farm. Napoleon, who emerged throughout the novel as a corrupt opportunist, sensed a threat in his political opponent, Snowball, and used his private police force to attack and drive Snowball off of the farm. After the attack, Napoleon stood with his private police force and began to declare new laws to be made on his behalf. This event contributes to George Orwell’s message about tyranny by developing ideas of socialism through the eyes of Napoleon and the farm. This event in the novel is very important because it represented the early warning signs of socialism and tyranny on the farm.
Animal Cruelty has many forms, many reasons and most importantly many victims. It is a growing problem in today’s society. Many people may wonder why people abuse animals. The thought is simple, however the answer is a little more complex, there are three main types of animal cruelty. The three reasons are as follows: unintentional, intentional, and cruel intentions. I will discuss each one in more detail.