My Experience Of Volunteering At Animal Talk

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Volunteering at Animal Talk was really an eye-opening experience. For my whole life, I have loved taking care of animals, and by volunteering at Animal Talk, I was able to see what really went into the process of caring for animals. I was able to learn valuable information while doing something I love, because Missy actually wanted to teach me. Learning how to care for animals made me re-visit my childhood dream of becoming a vet and I hope to pursue it in the future. I chose to volunteer at Animal Talk because of the connection I got to make with animals. I have cared for many sick and wounded animals, and I saw many more well I worked with Missy, but in the store I had the opportunity to use all the equipment I had never had access to before.

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