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When I first heard about Critter Care I could hardly imagine what this place would be like, because in my home country Germany we don’t have any places like this. Also the wildlife in Germany is very different from the ones here in Canada, therefore it was the first time for me to see raccoons, opossums, skunks, black bears, minks, otters and a beaver!!
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My name is Nicole Furutani, I am from North Vancouver and I spent two months at Critter Care. I can honestly say those were two of the best months of my life. The hours can be long, the work can be very hard and tiring, but the wonderful experiences you will encounter are well worth it. Everyday something new happens; whether it is a new animal or odd job for you to do around the center. I have always had a passion for animals and have been a vegetarian since as long as I can remember.
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What can I say about my internship at Critter Care, other than I loved it. I loved having the opportunity to get “up close and personal” with the animals. At Critter Care I essentially became a surrogate mom for orphaned babies; feeding, cleaning, and making sure they get the same attention as they would have from their real moms. It’s amazing to actually have the chance to touch so many amazing creatures – opossums, squirrels, raccoons, a marmot, a beaver, and lots of skunks (they were my favorite!). It’s amazing how each individual personality becomes clear when you spend time with the animals…
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Adam L. Stephens, Autralia (pdf, 44 KB)
Amanda Martin (pdf, 884 KB)
Amy Buijze – Edmonton, Canada (pdf, 148 KB)
Angela Fontana, Maine, USA (pdf, 88 KB)
Erica Di’Muzio (pdf, 292 KB)
Kaori Ide (pdf, 284 KB)
Nicole Furutani, North Vancouver, Canada (pdf, 260 KB)
Petra Szathmary (pdf, 104 KB)
Rike Kruge, Germany (pdf, 284 KB) |
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