Shelter Care

I am actually really proud of my presentation audience. I am so happy that not only seniors asked me questions but juniors that I don't know seemed to be generally interested and asked me questions as well. Also I am proud of my slideshow. I really love how it turned out.

My topic overall worked for me. I loved my topic and it taught me life lessons that I could use in the future. The skills that I learned at my mentorship I applied to the job that I got now and I plan to go to my mentorship in the future as well.

I would have been more on top of my research. I learned a lot and read a lot from my research. I kept my WB updated but my notebook was just something hard for me to keep up on. I can see the use of it because I used it for my essay and presentation so it's something that I wished I completed entirely. I also would have just start working on all my presentations earlier to better myself to prepare.

YES. I learned customer service, teamwork, and communication. It was my first real "job" experience and I'm really glad I found my mentorship.

 EQ: What are the most effective strategies a shelter can use to increase the chances an animal will be adopted?

Answer 1: One of the most effective strategies a shelter can use to increase the chances an animal will be adopted is to have a prepared, professional, and organized staff team.

Answer 2: One of the most effective strategies a shelter can use to increase the chances an animal will be adopted is to have a strong, active social media connection. 

Answer 3:  One of the most effective strategies a shelter can use in order to increase the chances that an animal will be adopted is to properly train the shelter pet.

 My best answer would be #1 because the staff and the volunteers take care of the pets and help the potential adopters. If the staff of an organization then the whole business would be run down - there wouldn't be a professional setting to attract customers or the assist that customers demand. 

The problems that I faced when concluding to this answer was that it was based from experience and not from research. I proved my problem correct based from observing at my mentorship and form my interview from my mentor.

Source #19, Source #20