I love animals. I love them more than people! The only thing i can see myself doing in life is working with animals. I love all kinds big or small cute or ugly. No animal scares me or makes me say "ew gross! ! "with that said, what kind of jobs are there that i can work with animals? and PLEAZ for the love of God dont say Vet, Vet Tech. OR Vet Assistant!! UGH! i live in a small town and every says "oh u love animals? be a vet!!" no. i have reason yi dont want to become a vet. so can someone help me out?
Pet-sitter, pet groomer, horse groom (stable person) , dairy technician, cattle rancher, feedlot attendant, kennel attendant, sheep herder, horse trail guide, dog walker, wildlife rehabilitater, horse trainer, horse breeder, dog trainer, zookeeper, animal attendant at a junior museum, animal control officer,.. .
There's a lot of stuff. Zoologist, animal behaviorist, you could conduct research and study them as an animal behaviorist, animal/pet trainer of some kind, you can start an animal shelter, you can volunteer for something if none of these appeal to you. Just look for stuff online, google it. I feel the same way, I've been wanting to do something with animals my whole life, and if you're willing to give up the sweet life, then that's really cool, because not many animal jobs besides positions involved with vets make much money. Good luck, hope you find what you're looking for.
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pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com Here is a list from http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Education/WildlifeCareers/possibilities.cfm
Zoologist - Veterinarian - Aquarist - Zoo keeper - Veterinary technician - Wildlife biologist - Conservation biologist - Outdoor recreation planner - Animal refuge or shelter manager - Wildlife agent - Pet therapist - Wildlife photographer - Animal trainer or handler (especially dogs cetateans and horses) - "Cruelty-free" products manager - Animal control officer - Volunteer coordinator for an animal agency - Humane investigator - Wildlife officer - Environmental lawyer - Environmental educator- - Ecologist - Fish and game warden - Ornithologist - Conservation and wildlife manager - Writer or editor of books about wildlife and natural history - Animal rights advocate - Farming reform advocate - Outreach coordinator for an animal/wildlife program- - Zoo or aquarium employee - Nonprofit conservation organization employee (for example, Friends of the National Zoo or World Wildlife Fund) - Animal protective agency employee - Department of the Interior employee - National Park Service employee - Fish and Wildlife Service employee - Fishery and wildlife technician - State conservation agency employee - Ecotourism guide.
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Dog trainer, Fish and Wildlife, groomer, pet walker, zoos, rehabilitation centers, there are tons of options, but some limitations may apply depending on why you do not want to be a vet!
You could do Pet photography, Pet Grooming, Portable Dog Wash, or you could become a pet trainer! Maybe you could also get a job in the zoo. You can tend to heaps of animals there!
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If you are 18 get a job at Petsmart (where I work) or Petco. Customers bring in their animals all the time and 99 percent of the time you get to pet them and play with them.
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