Well, this time i have to write about someone i admire, to be honest i don`t know who, right now any name come to my mind...
But i remember a documental that i saw once about how a group of people dedicate his work and time to help littles animals (specially elephants and rhinos orphans) who lost their mothers, who are killed or dies from injury leaving a dependent calf. This documental call "elephants`diary", the place where they work is in a park call The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi (in honour to a famous naturalist with the same name).One of the doctors who work there it`s Dr. Jeremiah Pogho, he was born in 1977 in West Pokot district of Rift Valley Province near the border with Uganda. He began working as an intern veterinarian, but in 2008 he enter into Kenya wildlife service, veterinary department; then he was moved to the Tsavo mobile, veterinary unit in this park... he love what he do, like we can see with his own words: "Wildlife work has many challenges but the feeling of saving this precious and dwindling heritage gives me a lot of satisfaction".
I choose this veterinarian because i like too much what they do in this park, protect the wildlife is maybe a work that i like do in a future as vet, they everyday save lifes of animals and try to reinstate them to their enviroment. I think that you must have a real vocation to do this kind of work and i admire them for that reason...If one of you want to know a little more about this visit:
http://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/index.aspbye!!
is an amazing story, I really haven't seen that movie, but sounds interesting...is a really great guy.
ReplyDeleteYou did a very good choice
bye, best wishes
a really think that you are a beautiful person because your form of think is very honorable, and choose the right person to admire.
ReplyDeleteLis:
ReplyDeleteis beuatiful that exist people that them, because they help this kind of animals that are veru special.
Well, this time i have to write about someone i admire, to be honest i don`t know who, right now any name come to my mind...
ReplyDeleteBut i remember a documental that i saw once about how a group of people dedicate WF his work and time to help WF littles animals (specially elephants and rhinos orphans) who lost their mothers, who are killed or WF dies from injury leaving a dependent calf. This documental call "elephants`diary", the place where they work is in a park call The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi (in honour to a famous naturalist with the same name).
One of the doctors who work there WW it`s Dr. Jeremiah Pogho, he was born in 1977 in West Pokot district of Rift Valley Province near the border with Uganda. He began working as an intern veterinarian, but in 2008 he TENSE enter into Kenya wildlife service, veterinary department; then he was moved to the Tsavo mobile, veterinary unit in this park... he SVA love what he do, like we can see with his own words: "Wildlife work has many challenges but the feeling of saving this precious and dwindling heritage gives me a lot of satisfaction".
I choose this veterinarian because i like WF too much what they do in this park, protect the wildlife is maybe a work that i like do in a future as vet, they everyday save WF lifes of animals and try to reinstate them to their enviroment. I think that you must have a real vocation to do this kind of work and i admire them for that reason...
If one of you want to know a little more about this visit
Lis,
well done! very interesting to know that some people do what they like and help!
miss
This world need more people like him ;)
ReplyDeletewell, others never learn something new, I honestly do not know of this vet, and I think it's wonderful to deal with wildlife, with such dedication.
ReplyDeleteseek more information about it.
liss thanks for the tip!!
i saw that too, and i thinked that there is not better "job", or at least it must be, one of the best.
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