Writer V S Animal Rescuer By Jessica Kuliogwski

Writer V. S. Animal Rescuer By: Jessica Kuliogwski

Facts: Being Writer q Being an author means you need a lot of time alone. You constantly think of ideas and write them down. You read magazines, and make something a “main” this main would be what you go to for ideas, such at taking a walk outside. q You write about anything and everything q You would make approx. $59, 000 a year. q You are a type of artist in a writing form. q Usually you will be thinking of ideas for work even when your not there, feels like a 24/7 job. q Working conditions could be stressful working inside all day. q Further education isn’t required. q Colleges that you can attend though if you want a further education to advance your writing skills are Michigan State University, and Michigan University.

Facts: Being an Animal Rescuer Write reports of activities, and maintain files of impoundments and dispositions of animals. Remove captured animals from animal-control service vehicles and place animals in shelter cages or other enclosures. • Answer inquiries from the public concerning animal control operations. • Contact animal owners to inform them that their pets are at animal holding facilities. • Educate the public about animal welfare, and animal control laws and regulations. (according to http: //www. mymajors. com/careers-and-jobs/Animal-Rescuer) • • Animal Rescuers travel around to help and save wildlife and people from dangerous wildlife. On average an animal rescuer makes $58, 000 a year Saves life's/helps animals Your working conditions usually aren’t the best anything from going into peoples backyards and homes to outdoor messes. q There is further education required. Whether you go to college for two years for a degree in animal intelligence or get into special training for that field of study. q Marygrove College in Detroit, Michigan has an animal rescue program, and Michigan State University has a vet program. q q

The Pros and Cons: Writer v Cons: q Being a writer means you involve your daily life and time about 99. 9% of the time in your job. q You can be put in the middle of a mess if you write about something that someone could take the wrong way. q If you work for someone else you are pressured to have your ideas on paper by a certain date. q Sitting inside all day could be your working condition v Pros: q Being a writer can either make or break you. If you make it big you can meet a lot of well known people and travel, getting better chances for new ideas. q An average salary of a beginner is around $59, 000 a year q Your name can become well known around if you are good.

The Pros and Cons: Animal Rescuer v Cons: q Being an animal rescuer means that you may lose animals trying to help them. q Being put in situations that may involve violence whether an animal is violent or a person, including injury, and possibly death. q Your working condition could be anywhere from peoples backyards to animal hoarder’s homes v q q Pros: You help protect animals from deadly people and help protect people against deadly animals. You can go home feeling good about saving someone’s life. Your average salary is $58, 000 a year You get to play with animals and be around them all the time.

Making a choice … • • • If I had to choose then at this point in my life I would prefer to be an animal rescuer. For the reason that I feel that I belong there more then I would being a writer and away from others. Also what says that I can’t do both? A book writer usually writes books as a side job starting off. I could be an animal rescuer for a job and on the side write books. “You will never know where life may take you so take different paths until you find just your fit”

References • www. Google. com • www. Indeed. com • http: //www. mymajors. com/careers-andjobs/Animal-Rescuer • http: //www. aspca. org/aspca-nyc/animalrescuers/ • http: //www. ehow. com/how_4779006_becom e-book-writer. html