animal specialists

A detailed survey of the career fields open to those who wish to work with wildlife, including veterinary medicine, zoo and aquarium careers, research, education, conservation, and more.

This book describes the education, training, earnings, and outlook associated with twenty careers involving animals, including animal breeders, animal trainers, biologists, naturalists, veterinarians, zookeepers, and zoologists.

Describes twelve careers that do not require a college degree for people who are interested in animals, each including such information as training requirements, salary ranges, and future outlook, as well as lists of related organizations and Web sites.

Examines the life and accomplishments of Temple Grandin, whose childhood diagnosis of autism and love of cows led her to revolutionize the livestock industry.

Presents a general overview of career opportunities for animal lovers, covering veterinarian and veterinary technician, animal attendant, therapist, shelter workers, trainer, groomer, pet sales and service, zoos and aquariums, pet sitters and walkers, wildlife management, and other related fields.

Introduces zoo and aquarium careers through interviews with administrators, curators and keepers, trainers and performers, veterinarians, animal dentists, and support personnel including groundskeepers, photographers, and tour guides.

Introduces various jobs which involve working with wildlife, including game warden, nature writer, and field biologist.

Discusses careers available to people who love animals, such as working in zoos, humane shelters, veterinary offices, or training centers.