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Vetrinary science


Fancy Rats, Dwarf Hamsters, Himilayan Cats

Wild life like Raccoons, and pests like sewer rats.

Every waking moment, I think of each one

and how i'd like to save them all before my life is done

I know it is irrational to think I can be 

The hero of all the animals on land or in the sea

So I will do my best and try to do my part

To take each animal in and keep each and every beating heart

As a Vetrinarian I would keep my vow

to do my best to save each critter be it frog or cow

And with this job I'd help myself in my mental state

in which I have a need for the love of an animal mate.

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