Who knows. I try not to worry that far into the future. I don’t know who I’ll meet or what doors will be opened in vet school.. hell, I didn’t even know forensic veterinary medicine was a thing until just now.
I just know that I like wildlife, pocket pets, and dead things.
I know I won’t be going into zoo or large animals.
I appreciate that! Hubby and I are very desensitized people, and have had some awkward moments with acquaintances. I try to stay sensitive to it, I have a hard enough time making friends without people knowing my weird pastimes.
Your daughter sounds like a kindred spirit! I’ve never been bothered by dead animals, or even the idea of euthanizing them myself.
What really bothers me is watching them suffer. At a certain point, death is the best gift you can give to an animal who doesn’t know any better.
That makes sense!! Sounds like a good plan actually. Probably good to not have your heart too set on something cause you never know what other opportunities will come up!!
And I totally agree!!
Aw sorry.
That’s good she’s helping though ha
I do think animals can get sad or depressed when family members (human or even other animals) pass away but I don’t think it’s any reason to euthanize them for it!! Usually they get over it eventually. Reminds me of the family who dropped of their dog at a shelter cause she was “depressed” and “wouldn’t play anymore” cause their other dog had died then had the nerve to come back to the shelter the same day and try to adopt a puppy/new dog!! And walked right by her yard and were petting her and saying hi!! She got so excited when she saw them but were they there to claim her? NO! Just rile her up and get her all excited and happy and hopeful for nothing then walk away! They weren’t there for her, oh no, they were there for a new puppy.
true scum if ya ask me! 
But thankfully the rescue, of course, turned these idiots down and the dog found a new home!And OMG wow that is so awful and cruel!
