Jobs for people who are interested in Working with Animals

A guide dog trainer is someone whose purpose is to select and train suitable dogs for the blind or visually impaired, as well as to select and train each client in the use of the guide dog.

A veterinarian is a medical professional who protects the health and well-being of both animals and people.

An animal trainer for film and television trains animals to perform specific behaviors for roles in movies and television.

An animal assisted therapist typically works with a therapy dog in a variety of clinical settings, from nursing homes to hospitals.

An animal trainer is someone who will get an animal accustomed to human contact in order for it to behave in a certain way and to respond to specific commands.

There are about 100 species of aquatic or marine mammals that depend on fresh water or the ocean for part or all of their life.

A zoo educator is responsible for providing information about the zoo facility and teaching visitors about the animals kept at the zoo.

A racehorse trainer is responsible for the day-to-day preparations needed to train a horse to run races.

A farrier is someone who is part blacksmith and part veterinarian, specializing in equine hoof care.

A zoologist studies the origins, genetics, diseases, life progression, and behaviours of animals.

Due to the wide range of professions available within the horse industry, an equestrian can be anything from a horse trainer and manager to an equine sports massage therapist.

A beekeeper is someone who keeps honey bees in boxes or hives.

An animal behavioural specialist studies a variety of animals, noting their behaviour in different environments and how their behaviour may change depending on the environment, hormonal changes, physical and mental changes, and many other factors.

An animal nutritionist is someone who specializes in the dietary needs of animals in captivity, such as pets, agricultural animals and zoo animals.