Shelter Care

1.  Who is your mentor and where do they work?  If their workplace does not reflect their expertise, what makes them an expert? My mentor's name is Jennifer and she is part of the Orphanage Priceless Pet Rescue Adoption No-Kill Shelter. She is an expert because she has been part of the shelter for years and is there everyday

1. What has worked well for you concerning senior project this year?  What has made it a positive experience for you? I officially have a mentor now so that was great new today! So far everything is working fine at Priceless Pets in Claremont and I really love all the animals there. I'm meeting more volunteers, becoming more

1. What is the most important thing I learned from the interview?  Is there anything I would do differently for other interviews? I knew this before, but having an actual veterinarian say it to my face that having a veterinarian as a mentor will be difficult was probably an important wake up call. I would probably rephrase the

What I'm hoping to accomplish through my senior project is if I really want to pursue veterinary as a career. I have always planned to go to college with Animal Science as my major and then go to vet school and then go on to be licensed. Now that I'm learning all the sacrifices and discipline skills you need

1.  Who do you plan to interview?  Why? I plan to interview a practicing veterinarian at a animal hospital that can possibly be my future mentor. I do have a location in mind near my house and I will hopefully get my interview there. 2.  Five questions will be assigned to all seniors to ask.  I'm interested in