My Dream Job

My Dream Job
My dream job is to become a veterinarian. I love animals and want to help them stay healthy. When I was little, I found a stray cat and took care of it until it recovered. The happiness on its face made me sure of my goal. To achieve this, I study science hard and volunteer at an animal shelter. I feed cats, walk dogs, and observe veterinarians at work. It’s not easy—some days are sad when animals are sick, but the joy of saving a life is worth it. I hope to open my own clinic one day and make the world better for animals.

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