Veterinary work in Zimbabwe

[Alysser]

Ahh, Zara! I creepily liked all these on Facebook LOL. But congratulations and what a great experience!! I feel so behind. All I've done so far is one internship at a Wildlife Refuge. I applied for a lot but didn't get one this summer. Anyway, these photos are amazing, especially with the lion, how cool!! I LOVE the Hornbills, they've always been my favorite birds because they're so unique. I am so glad you go to experience this!!

Congratulations on your graduation!! When are you coming to America to work?

[Miss Z]

Ahh, Zara! I creepily liked all these on Facebook LOL. But congratulations and what a great experience!! I feel so behind. All I've done so far is one internship at a Wildlife Refuge. I applied for a lot but didn't get one this summer. Anyway, these photos are amazing, especially with the lion, how cool!! I LOVE the Hornbills, they've always been my favorite birds because they're so unique. I am so glad you go to experience this!!

Congratulations on your graduation!! When are you coming to America to work?

That's still a great thing to do! It took me over a year to scrimp and save for Zimbabwe so it won't be regular work for me as a student unfortunately. I hear you though - wildlife work is particularly difficult to get outside of Africa and South America - I've come across such lengthy waiting lists here in the UK that I'd be a qualified vet by the time they'd let me have 2 weeks placement.

As for coming to the USA, well I have some clinical placements to carry out over the next three years, so if I could get a few grants together, anything is possible...