Jobs for people who are interested in Working with Animals

A guide dog trainer teaches dogs how to help people who are blind or have very poor eyesight.

A veterinarian specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of illnesses and injuries in animals.

An animal trainer for film and television teaches animals to perform specific behaviors or actions needed for movies, TV shows, or commercials.

An animal-assisted therapist uses specially trained animals as part of a therapeutic process to help people improve their mental, emotional, or physical well-being.

An animal trainer teaches animals to perform specific behaviors or respond to commands.

A marine mammal trainer works with animals like dolphins, sea lions, whales, and seals, helping them learn certain behaviors for care, exercise, fun activities, and sometimes shows or educational programs.

A zoo educator helps visitors, students, and the community learn about animals, conservation, and the natural world.

A veterinary acupuncturist is a licensed veterinarian who uses acupuncture to treat animals.

A racehorse trainer prepares horses for competitive racing.

A farrier specializes in the care of horse hooves.

A zoologist specializes in the study of animals and their behaviors, both in their natural habitats and controlled environments.

Equestrianism is a sport that involves riding, driving, vaulting, or working with horses, either competitively or for recreational purposes.

A beekeeper engages in the practice of beekeeping, also known as apiculture, which involves the management and care of honeybee colonies.

An animal behaviorist studies the behavior of animals and applies scientific principles to understand, predict, and modify their behavior.

An animal nutritionist studies the dietary needs of animals and helps create feeding plans to keep them healthy and thriving.