I really would like to work with animals that my dream career .How can work with animals If I have not finshed
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what sort of career are you thinking of, places such as veterinarians, farms, or stables occasionally take on volunteers, usually for mucking out , or cleaning cages. If there is an animal sanctuary or voluntary organisation that works with animals (rescue) near you they will probably welcome you helping out (unpaid). Unpaid or voluntary work is still good work experience for a student, it shows that you are committed to your career choice.
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I am really interested in that. It sounds pretty fun!!! But, I also want to be a Veterinarian.\nBut I can't be both!! = : (
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The requirements depend on the institution you obtain your degree at however it is essentially a biology degree that focuses on the animal kingdom.\n\nAs far as careers go there are many.\nAny zoo or animal sanctuary requires many people with such a degree for operation.  State and Federal agencies like the Fish and Game and Department of Natural Resources have positions available for them as well.\nOf course zoology is an excellent precursor to obtaining a Doctorate in Veterinarian studies too.\n\nBut to answer your sub question yes, you could work at a zoo planning diets and curing their ailments.
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WOw ! What a Question ..Well @ first I was gonna say ..I'd like to come back as one of My Dogs ..'cause Boy do they Live & have a GREAT ~ Life ..But Then I gave abit more thought to it . And ya  know ..I'd Like to Come back as ME ..And Maybe Get a chance to RE~DO the things I didn't do so Good before and Also RE~Do the Things that turned Out Rather Good. Hmm bit torn between the two right now ..as I sit & glance over @ My Dogs Sleepin in My Bed with out a Care in the world  :)
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You don't say how old you are, but you would need to be at least 18 to get anywhere near wild animals. Sorry to say that in this country the chances of 'interacting' with chimps is virtually zero as in reality they are extremely dangerous and as highly intelligent animals decide for themselves who they like or don't like, on top of this, in general most zoos don't encourage that much interaction. John Aspinall's zoos - Howletts and Port Lympne are probably the exception.\n\nReally there are only two routes to working with apes in this country, one is becoming a zoo keeper and managing to get onto the primate section, the other is doing a relevant degree and then getting into primate research as a postgraduate - to do this you will need to aim to be the best student in your year and get one of the few studentships available in this area. Competition is really fierce.\n\nIf you are prepared to extend your interest to monkeys rather than great apes there might be more opportunities. You could sign on as a zoo volunteer, but there are usually waiting lists. Places such as the woolly monkey sanctuary in Devon are more specialist and may offer more chance. Again, postgraduate research opportunities do exist but competition will be hard.\n\nI know this all sounds rather negative but it is better to be truthful. You are one of thousands whose interest is in great apes and to get one of those vanishingly rare posts you need to work really hard in your chosen profession and be much better than of everyone else. \n\nOne other option is to go to the earthwatch site - www.earthwatch.org and see what they are offering in terms of primate research projects there. Be warned though this is expensive.\n\nI have worked in wildlife research and know that every time a primate job was advertised there was a flood of applicants.
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I studied Animal Sciences. I took some Ag Econ classes. There are a number of things you could do with this degree including, but not limited to:\n• Management\nCorporate/Cooperative Executive\nRegional Sales Manager\nRetail or Wholesale Manager\nFarm Manager/Operator\nSmall Business Owner\n• Finance\nFinancial Analyst\nFutures Broker\nLoan Officer\n• Marketing and Sales\nSales Representative\nCommodity Merchandiser\nInternational Trade Specialist\n• Resource Economics and Management\nNatural Resource Economist\nNatural Resource Manager\n• Public Service and Policy\nPublic Policy Analyst\nPolitical Lobbyist\nLocal Government\nCounty 4-H or Extension Agent
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Vet school or a local animal shelter that euthanizes animals. Maybe an internship with a vet would be sufficent, check with your school.
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There are lots of people who want to work for a vet. Have your mother ask your vet if he would hire a 16 year old, I suspect not. You might volunteer at an animal shelter to get experience
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check out  being a vet. maybe even try the sites below:
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Get to Australia and submit some job applications. Otherwise you'll probably be sitting around trying to figure out how to milk a kangaroo, which BTW, works better with cows, and they do have cows in Australia last I heard.
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Start your own pet sitting/dog walking service...ask those ppl for donations and take the money you earn to save up to go to fla...you might also volunteer at the local shelter and put up flyers while your there and network with ohter animal lovers who might be able to help you...any dream worth living will take focus,commitment and effort on your part to come true..good luck!
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study your science and math when you get to college take Biology they have courses. do the best that you can in high school there is curriculum from the state that you are required it all depends on what state you live in some offer seniors 1/2 days at career centers. Good luck with your dreams I hope they are fulfilled one day. I love animals to maybe you should come over here I have a zoo. I have 20 guinnias 3 turkeys about 50 chickens a pot bellied pig 6 rabbits 2 bulldogs 1 cat 1 unbrella  Cockatoo parrot and come next spring 3 Elk. oh and 1 white mouse (that bites)
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I work with my dogs on their special skills for their jobs. I have dogs that do arson, bomb detection, search and rescue and assistance work.
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I know that vet schools like to see applicants that have worked with animals in a clinical setting.  Working in a kennel, an animal shelter, or for a vet on a part time basis.  There are alot of students that firmly belive they want to be a vet.....right up until they have to deal with animals that are not cute and cuddly (think of abused dogs or dogs that have been used in dog fights), or that they have to put to sleep (it has to be very difficult to kill something because it is easier than trying everything possible to save it).\n\nI hope that I have not discouraged you at all because I believe everyone should pursue their dreams with reckless abandon.  But thay should also go into things with their eyes wide open and not looking through rosy glasses.
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Im not real sure but i think curating, directing, or zookeeping. Heres a few sites dont know if they'll serve as useful.\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nJobs a zoologist can do:\n\nThere's many different jobs that a zoologist can do, from being a lab technician, to a veterinarian, to being an animal caretaker/trainer/breeder, to being a wildlife biologist. Each job requires different experience, training, and each has different tasks specific to a job.
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get alot of applications make sure they are animal lovers and a good question to ask college students if they pay for there own tution... if so they will probably be hard workers
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I love my job.  I am a certified equine sports massage therapist (and will soon do canine massage as well).  I am my own boss, make teriffic $$$, get to work with animals.  Wasn't always this way.  I used to sit behind a desk and shuffle paper for an hourly wage.  Made me miserable.  Change is good for the soul.\n\nFor more info on training to be an animal massage therapist visit www.equissage.com