Dreams and Ambitions

Dreams and Ambitions​
My biggest dream is to become a veterinarian because I love animals and want to help them. Ever since I rescued a hurt bird in my backyard when I was seven, I knew I wanted to care for animals professionally. I named the bird Lucky, and after nursing it back to health, releasing it felt both sad and joyful.​
To achieve my dream, I’m studying hard in science classes like biology, which will help me understand animal bodies. I also volunteer at an animal shelter to learn more about different species and how to care for them. Sometimes I worry it will be difficult, but thinking about helping animals keeps me motivated.​
I know becoming a veterinarian requires years of study and hard work, but I’m willing to put in the effort. My dream isn’t just about having a job—it’s about making a difference in the lives of animals and their owners. I hope that one day, I can look back and say I followed my heart and used my skills to help those who can’t speak for themselves.

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