How to become an Animal Welfare Lawyer?
1.What school degrees do you need? 2.What does this career do? 3.Is this career a good choice for someone that is not good in math and science? 4.What is the yearly/ monthly salary? 5.How long does it take to become one? 6.What high school education do you need for this?
What are some careers dealing with animals?
Hi Krishna! If you are from India, your educational qualifications may matter to quite some extent.If you have studied science with biology till 12th grade, you can try getting a degree to become a vet. This is intensive since you will be working towards getting a doctor’s degree. On the plus side, you will be working full time for animals, saving them and keeping them healthy, which is excellent. If you do not wish to become a vet, you may become a para vet, who assists vets and performs basic tasks on animals that need help. You can also consider becoming a behavioral trainer.If you do not have a science degree, you may consider volunteering with an animal shelter. For this, you may need to get rabies shots for your own protection. This does not pay, but if you work hard, you can check with the animal shelter (after establishing yourself as a good volunteer) if there are any job openings for which you would be fit for.Hope this helps. Best of luck!
Careers involving animals?
What are some careers that involve animals and that require a college education? I used to want to be a veterinarian but my mom keeps telling me that I probably wouldn't get accepted to veterinary school (although I am not so pessimistic...) so what are some other animal careers that would require college. I would be interested in answers that might have something to do with like zoo keeping or wildlife conservation or something like that but I would like a wide range of answers. If you can include some websites with info. 10 POINTS!!!
Steps to becoming an Animal Welfare Lawyer?
You need excellent writing skills and attention to detail to become a lawyer - something your question doesn't contain. (I assume you are wondering as opposed to wandering?) The classes you take in community college are largely irrelevant. You need excellent grades. As I mentioned, you need excellent writing skills. You also need to be extremely logical. You will need to earn a four year college degree with excellent grades. Then you will need to do well on the LSAT. Then you will need to attend three years of law school. Then you will need to pass the bar exam for whatever state you want to work in.
What are some career options in the veterinary field other than being a vet?
I am a sophomore in college and my goal is to become a vet. However I'm worried if I don't get into vet school, I won't have a backup plan that I still love. What other jobs are there that I can still work in this field without resorting to a low pay vet tech?
Is there a career where you rescue animals from unsafe situations and rehabilitate them?
A lot of rescue work is done by volunteers who aren’t making money at it. However, some large rescue organizations have paid positions, as do municipal shelters. These may include various administrative positions, farm/facility management positions. veterinarians and vet techs, fundraising specialists, professional behaviorists/trainers, transportation, and others that I can’t think of off the top of my head. For example, the ASPCA posts its job openings here. You can sign up for an email notification. Best Friends posts its job vacancies on its website, here.There are also law enforcement jobs that focus on animal welfare. (There have been several TV reality shows, such as the Animal Cops series, that focus on such work.) For two examples, Houston and San Diego have field officers with law-enforcement powers, including the ability to issue citations, make arrests, serve warrants, and so forth. Some Fisheries and Wildlife, Forest Service, and Park Ranger jobs include animal welfare in their purview, either directly or indirectly. I’d also include USDA facilities inspector jobs among those that directly affect animal welfare.Job posting sites such as LinkedIn and Indeed have postings for animal welfare related jobs. As of today (30 Jan 2019), on Indeed there are postings for an animal investigations officer in Alachua County, FL; an Executive Director for Mitchell County (NC) animal rescue, a Natural Areas Trail Ranger position in Ft. Collins, CO; a Developmental Specialist for the SPCA of Greater Cincinnati OH; some Compliance Coordinator positions, an Adoption Specialist at Pets in Need, Redwood City CA, and so on.So yes, if your passion is rescuing animals or otherwise promoting their well being, you can make a career out of it. Just bear in mind that, as with most nonprofits, wages and salaries will be less than comparable positions in the profit-making sector. It may be worth it if you consider soulful eyes and wagging tails to be part of the benefits package.Good luck!