Essential Question
What treatment gives senior dogs diagnosed with stage two Insulinoma the best quality of life before their passing?
Friday, January 18, 2013
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Blog 12: Third Interview Questions
- How many dogs and cats are housed at this facility?
- Who are the veterinarians that attend these animals?
- What are the animals first checked for health wise when they are admitted?
- Approximately how many senior dogs and cats come through this facility?
- Out of those dogs and cats who are seniors, how many of them are diagnosed with cancer?
- What are the different forms of cancer that these animals have been diagnosed with?
- Have any of those animals ever been diagnosed with Insulinoma? If so, how many?
- What kind of treatment does this shelter offer for the animals that are admitted with cancer?
- What is the best way to treat stage two Insulinoma in senior dogs?
- Is it common for owners to surrender their animals because of health issues they can't handle?
- How does a veterinarian or owner know when it's time to put their pet to sleep?
I decided that it would be better to put my essential question more towards the end of the interview that way I can acquire some background information and slowly work my way up to the essential question.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Blogg 11: Mentorship 10 Hours Check
I don't currently have a mentor right now. I thought I was able to get one at the animal clinic that I volunteered at a while ago, but I called four or five times and they still haven't gotten back to me. I was, however, able to do seven hours of volunteering time at that clinic. On the 17th of November, I volunteered at Monrovia Dog and Cat Hospital from 7am-3pm. I also volunteered with For the Love of Animals Dog & Cat Rescue at an animal adoption at the San Dimas PetCo for four and a half hours on that same day.
In regards to finding mentorship along with somewhere to volunteer, I going to go check up with the animal shelters that I sent in volunteer applications for tomorrow. Hopefully, I will be able to get a volunteering position at one of the shelters.
136 West Lime Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016
Phone:(626) 303-2300
For the Love of Animals Dog & Cat Rescue(626) 524-1939
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