Hi my name is Logan Gloeckler and I would love to be considered for the William "Bill" Scotti Memorial Football Scholarship. Ever since I was a little kid my passion has always been football. Watching the Dallas Cowboys with my mom is one of the earliest memories I had. Jason Witten was my favorite player to watch and inspired me to start playing football. I started peewee tackle football when I was just in first grade. That is where I really started learning the basics of football and what teamwork means. Those days I played on the offensive line and even though I never got to touch the ball I loved every minute of it. As I grew up, I played many different sports but I always knew that football would be my favorite sport to play. My love for football continued to grow and I found myself watching videos, reading and doing whatever I could do to improve my knowledge and football skills. I worked out with private coaches, went to football camps and enjoyed putting in all the hard work. The last thing that was in my mind was that I would ever get hurt. Football taught me about teamwork, how to be dedicated, resilient, and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final two minutes of the game. After scoring a pic six and being on a high, I went right back out and when making the tackle I felt the worst pain and heard a loud pop. At that moment all I knew was something was seriously wrong, the next day was when I found out that I had tore my ACL & both Meniscuses which would require surgery. My doctor, coaches and parents did not know if I would ever be able to play football again but I was determined and said I was going to do whatever I had to do to be able to play the game that I loved so much. After surgery, I would rehab through weekly physical therapy which was tough and it took me 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but even though it was painful and hard, I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have another surgery, only one year after the first one on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out my last two years of high school football. I wanted to overcome the two major injuries and prove to myself and to others that when you love something so much that through hard work and dedication and in spite of what others said you can still accomplish your goals. I had a healthy and productive junior season on Junior Varsity A team and a healthy senior season on Varsity. Despite all my injuries I never missed a practice or game even if it meant standing on the sideline injured. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. Thank you for your consideration.

Logan Gloeckler FIAH Scholarship Hello my name is Logan Gloeckler and I would love to be considered for the FIAH Scholarship. Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently in my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect test samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary tests or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to have a high character, serve others, and to honor the blessings that have been given to you . My freshmen and sophomore year I tore my ACL and both meniscuses but I still rehabbed with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent recovering from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that football isn’t a field, it’s a family that is worth rehabbing to be a part of. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through the years I spent having a high character, honoring, and serving others while being a Timber Creek Falcon. I plan to continue my education at Tarleton State University and to get my degree in Animal Science and then to get into an accredited veterinary school and earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree . By staying dedicated, focused, and by gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals to honor the lives of pets by serving their owners with high quality care. If I was to be chosen for the FIAH scholarship this would help me tremendously on my journey to become a Veterinarian.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. I am in the National Honors Society and my goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, then open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I’ve been passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway is football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners. Receiving this scholarship would be a huge step in the right direction of my Veterinarian career.

. Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. I am in the National Honors Society and my goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, then open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners. Receiving this scholarship would be a huge step in the right direction of my Veterinarian career.

dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. I am in the National Honors Society and my goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, then open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners. Receiving this scholarship would be a huge step in the right direction of my Veterinarian career.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. I am in the National Honors Society and my goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, then open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

Ever since I was a kid I have been passionate about animals and football. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year veterinarian school, and open my own practice after receiving my Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I have already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club, Texas. The 4 years I have spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me many things such as how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I am able to assist with restraining animals while the doctor performs necessary test or procedures. I have been able to watch different surgeries to help gain insight on Veterinarian Medicine. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Veterinarian I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. Throughout high school the other thing I was passionate about besides the Veterinary pathway was football. Football taught me how to be dedicated, resilient, teamwork and how to fight for what is yours. My freshmen year I was on freshmen A team and had a great season until the final game where I tore my ACL & both Meniscuses the drive after scoring a pic-six. After surgery, the rehab through weekly physical therapy was tough and took 3 months to walk and additional 6 months to start jogging again, but I continued to rehab all summer for my sophomore football season. I had a great first game of my sophomore season but the second game I injured the same knee while tackling the quarterback. Once again I had to have surgery on my ACL and my lateral meniscus with the recovery being even more painful the second time around. But I still rehabbed for 9 months with the goal of finishing out the last two years of high school football. I had a healthy and productive Junior season on junior varsity A and a healthy Senior season on varsity. The hours I spent rehabbing from my surgeries with weekly physical therapy and working out with my teammates taught me that you can achieve anything if you have a motivated mindset and put in the hard work. While becoming a Veterinarian is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through my motivated mindset . By staying dedicated and focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I will be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

. Ever since I was a kid I've been passionate about animals and dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year vet school, and open my own vet practice. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I've already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club Texas. The 4 years I've spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Vet I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. In the long term, I want to establish my own veterinary clinic. My vision is to create a place where animals receive top-notch medical care and owners feel comfortable asking questions and learning about their pet's health. I plan to offer a wide range of services, from routine checkups and vaccinations to more specialized care like surgeries and rehabilitation. To make this happen, I'll need to save a lot of money, apply for business loans, and carefully plan my clinic's budget. The starting clinic may cost around $600,000, including a renting space, buying equipment like X-ray machines, surgical tools, and hiring a small team and staff. Marketing will also be a big part of my plan. I want to create a welcoming website, stay active with social media posts, and help out with any local pet rescues. These efforts will help build a trust with the clients and hopefully help shed some light to local pet rescues. While this is a big dream, I know I can achieve it through hard work and my dedication. By staying focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I'll be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

. Ever since I was a kid I've been passionate about animals and dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year vet school, and open my own vet practice. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I've already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club Texas. The 4 years I've spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Vet I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. In the long term, I want to establish my own veterinary clinic. My vision is to create a place where animals receive top-notch medical care and owners feel comfortable asking questions and learning about their pet's health. I plan to offer a wide range of services, from routine checkups and vaccinations to more specialized care like surgeries and rehabilitation. To make this happen, I'll need to save a lot of money, apply for business loans, and carefully plan my clinic's budget. The starting clinic may cost around $600,000, including a renting space, buying equipment like X-ray machines, surgical tools, and hiring a small team and staff. Marketing will also be a big part of my plan. I want to create a welcoming website, stay active with social media posts, and help out with any local pet rescues. These efforts will help build a trust with the clients and hopefully help shed some light to local pet rescues. While this is a big dream, i know I can achieve it through hard work and my dedication. By staying focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I'll be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.

. Ever since I was a kid I've been passionate about animals and dreamed of becoming a veterinarian. I want to dedicate my life to helping animals stay healthy and giving their owners the knowledge and support they need to care for their pets. My goals are to attend a 4 year college, a 4 year vet school, and open my own vet practice. While this dream will take years of hard work and planning, I've already started my journey to become one. I am currently on my 4th year of the Veterinary Science program at the Keller Center of Advanced Learning (KCAL) and I am currently interning at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital in Trophy Club Texas. The 4 years I've spent at KCAL and my time at the Trophy Club Animal Hospital have already taught me how to set up vaccinations , how to set up tests for patients, and how to collect tests samples from patients. I also actively Volunteer for Apollo Support and Rescue which is a dog shelter that has saved thousands of animals that found themselves alone and in distress. Ever since I wanted to become a Vet I have pushed myself in school to make great grades and to stay on the right path to make my dream come true. In the long term, I want to establish my own veterinary clinic. My vision is to create a place where animals receive top-notch medical care and owners feel comfortable asking questions and learning about their pet's health. I plan to offer a wide range of services, from routine checkups and vaccinations to more specialized care like surgeries and rehabilitation. To make this happen, I'll need to save a lot of money, apply for business loans, and carefully plan my clinic's budget. The starting clinic may cost around $600,000, including a renting space, buying equipment like X-ray machines, surgical tools, and hiring a small team and staff. Marketing will also be a big part of my plan. I want to create a welcoming website, stay active with social media posts, and help out with any local pet rescues. These efforts will help build a trust with the clients and hopefully help shed some light to local pet rescues. While this is a big dream, i know I can achieve it through hard work and my dedication. By staying focused on my education and gaining as much experience as possible, I'll be ready to pursue my goals and make a positive difference in the lives of the pets and their owners.