Sentences with phrase «animal caretakers worked»

Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers work mainly in clinics, animal hospitals, and research laboratories.

Not exact matches

She recounts the rewarding experiences and major challenges that comprise a caretaker's work, which she perceptively describes as «a cross between social worker, animal trapper, and community organizer.»

Carly Kincaid previously worked as a technician for a small animal practice for 8 years, as well as an Animal Caretaker and Wildlife Rehabilitator for a wildlife sanctuary in central animal practice for 8 years, as well as an Animal Caretaker and Wildlife Rehabilitator for a wildlife sanctuary in central Animal Caretaker and Wildlife Rehabilitator for a wildlife sanctuary in central Texas.

She intended to become a veterinarian but once she began working with animals, she preferred the role of a caretaker and became a California Registered Veterinary Technician.

In addition to the daily feed, shelter and medical care provided to each pet at our shelter, OC Animal Care strives to be proactive in placing pets by offering monthly adoption events, working with hundreds of nonprofit rescue groups and encouraging our community members to become volunteers and foster caretakers.

Throughout her undergraduate career, she was an animal caretaker on the Rutgers farm and got to work closely with pigs, sheep, goats, horses, and cattle.

Growing up, she was always a caretaker of animals, but it was her experience working as a veterinary technician that convinced her to become a veterinarian.

While living there John worked as a volunteer for Tara's Babies Animal Welfare, spending his summer vacations providing assistance to the caretakers responsible for the scores of rescued dogs.

She worked in a Maple Heights animal care center as a kennel caretaker / veterinary assistant for five years.

Working as a laboratory animal caretaker.

Pet sitters can be more expensive than any of the single task animal caretakers that were mentioned before, however, they do much more work and give pets one - on - one attention.

All of our work, from adoptions to humane education, is aimed at alleviating animal suffering in Humboldt County by providing people with the knowledge needed to be responsible, compassionate caretakers for our animal companions.

Without this or a similar mechanism for accountability, we fear cat licensing will become yet another expensive government program that only works to inappropriately expand government bureaucracies at the expense of local taxpayers, responsible cat caretakers, and the animals themselves.

We are unique in our commitment to these breeds and seek to work with local shelters and other animal agencies to find the best solutions for dogs and their caretakers.

We've decided to make our pet trust work an enjoyable adventure... documenting our pups numerous likes and dislikes, and what our chosen caretaker will need to do in order to keep the human - animal bond we've established with our pets going strong.

After I graduated with my Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Zoology, I worked and travelled overseas for a year before working in Melbourne's largest animal shelter which instilled in me the importance of animal welfare and the relevance of people's role as caretakers.

To support this, HSP hosts 15 - 18 year old volunteers that assist our Animal Caretakers with daily duties, opportunities to work in customer service, and working with our Development team, learning how our shelter runs behind the scenes.

Caretakers work to give the animals round - the - clock care until they are healthy and well - adjusted enough to be adopted out.

In addition to the donation to the Houston SPCA, we are actively working on additional avenues of support to assist Houston area animals and caretakers in this time of great need.»

Veterinarians, trainers and dedicated animal caretakers look for the quality of work earned by becoming a Healing Touch for Animal ® Certified Practitioner (Hanimal caretakers look for the quality of work earned by becoming a Healing Touch for Animal ® Certified Practitioner (HAnimal ® Certified Practitioner (HTACP).

Her hard work, team - oriented nature and passion for the «fur kids» became quickly apparent and she was promoted from Animal Caretaker to Lead of her department.

According to the Society's submission to the working group established after the Whistler massacre, «there is no difference between the needs of a companion dog and those of a working dog: sled dogs are entitled to the same standard of care as are companion animals who live in the city as valued and beloved members of their families... However, as impossible as this is to accomplish for dogs under any business model, it is more so where dozens, if not hundreds, of dogs find themselves under the oversight of a minimal number of caretakers.»

An animal caretaker can work at a veterinary clinic, pet shop, zoo, circus, stable, kennel, and laboratory.

Although most veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers are trained on the job, some employers may prefer candidates who already have experience working with animals.

Many clinics and laboratories operate 24 hours a day, so veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers may be required to work nights, weekends, or holidays.

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