Working with animals is very rewarding but is hard serious work. You have to be dedicated. This is not a game. You are helping to save lives. I believe this is so worthwhile. Thank God for the wonderful people that can and do do this.
when I look on the dogs for rehoming website the majority of the dogs I see are Staffordshire Bull terriers ... in the future I think I want to adopt an elderly dog... I always see puppies and younger dogs get adopted and I feel so bad for the elderly ones 😟
I have a question - could I do this job even when my degree is something completely different? Could I perhaps get some experience volunteering? Thank you!
@@denisa7280 a kennel attendant/animal care attendant does not need a degree, I got my job at an animal shelter at the age of 15 with no experience, I’ve been working there ever since (I’m 20 now) however if you want do have a higher position with more pay you might need something else, you can also work your way up, as I did since now I’m a supervisor!
@@kajakol2344 I’ve been working at an animal shelter for 4 years doing kennels. You don’t need a degree unless you want to make more. I’ve since moved up to manger than vet assistant and now I’m in school to be a vet tech. I hoping to be a vet tech at the shelter I currently work for. You could also do animal science
Thank you God for these wonderful people and organizations who TRULY care and help our innocent animals and children and our planet. Please bless them always with good health and good lives. In Jesus name Amen
Working with animals is very rewarding but is hard serious work. You have to be dedicated. This is not a game. You are helping to save lives. I believe this is so worthwhile. Thank God for the wonderful people that can and do do this.
when I look on the dogs for rehoming website the majority of the dogs I see are Staffordshire Bull terriers ... in the future I think I want to adopt an elderly dog... I always see puppies and younger dogs get adopted and I feel so bad for the elderly ones 😟
Xxaussie kinz61Xx .... sorry for your loss
Your right , elder dogs actually are less work and give more
Why don't you adopt one of the staffs then if they have loads ?
I work at a kennels and do this everyday day, it’s hard work but so worth it! Such an enjoyable job!!
Can I ask, what degree is the best to get work in a kennel?
I have a question - could I do this job even when my degree is something completely different? Could I perhaps get some experience volunteering? Thank you!
@@kajakol2344 where is it located in is it in New York or what I don’t have any degree for educating dogs
@@denisa7280 a kennel attendant/animal care attendant does not need a degree, I got my job at an animal shelter at the age of 15 with no experience, I’ve been working there ever since (I’m 20 now) however if you want do have a higher position with more pay you might need something else, you can also work your way up, as I did since now I’m a supervisor!
@@kajakol2344 I’ve been working at an animal shelter for 4 years doing kennels. You don’t need a degree unless you want to make more. I’ve since moved up to manger than vet assistant and now I’m in school to be a vet tech. I hoping to be a vet tech at the shelter I currently work for. You could also do animal science
This is amazing to watch I can't wait to do animal caretaker course this year 😊😊.
This is my dream job
its my dream job too
Same
@@claudiapinedo4833 do it!! What are you waiting for
@@jessgrace2191 do it!!
Do it!!
I really want to work in this job ❤️
Thank you God for these wonderful people and organizations who TRULY care and help our innocent animals and children and our planet. Please bless them always with good health and good lives. In Jesus name Amen
I work at the rspca! Hard work of course but so so rewarding ♡😊
Good begets good. Positive energy is powerful. We must all do good deeds to fight against evil.
Good job for you all with the animals 👏👏👏
I volunteered to do a RSPCA junior officer
aw he's such an angel
Amazing job x❤
Very special ❤
Please God bless these angels with all they need to continue saving lives. In Jesus name Amen
Good job, warm hearts!
Is the RSPCA in America or is it just a UK thing?
Oceani Verse the RSPCA is just an English thing. However, there is the American equivalents called the ASPCA.
@@alexisd8190 RSPCA is huge in Australia as well
Nomadic Media ah i thought It had a different name ?
Alexis no, it’s very big over here, even more so than the Uk. 😊
Nomadic Media oh right I never knew that !!
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what is the job called that you go out and find dogs and cats or rabits is still rspca
i think it's called an inspector? inspectors go out anf deal with animal cruelty
millie huges what about the one where you rescue animals is it rspca
PETA or a rescue?
Animal rescue?
I think it's called animal inspector
Good work
Hi does anyone know weather you need a qualification of some sort for this job
work out you need to go to tafr
No you don’t, I just got a job at one
No not at all!
Start with volunteering so you get a bit of an idea then they can guide you regarding what studies to undertake.
@@sophiemcgilvray7963 how and where in usa
Are there any vacancies For me? I really love that.. 🥺
god this guy James.
Is this volenteer or payed
helloits libby paid. I think it's about £16k a year
Hire meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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