Research! Research! Research!

Early this morning I was reviewing my options of what type of education I would need to further my output when becoming a lawyer of an advocate to support the elderly, animals, and juveniles. It could be said that there are not too many places that have a concentration in Animal Rights and Pet law or Education Law. However it did indeed take time for myself to find a place of higher education to discover there is a school that exists that has a concentration in Human Rights and Transnational law, the problem comes in that the school is another country over the Atlantic ocean but, determination is what has motivated  me as an individual to do what will benefit the outcome of the future career this one seeks.


Luckily reviewing Agnes Scott College's Alumnae students and where are they now or where are they heading helped me to see, there was another option to practice Educational Law in order to exercise my practice in that field for, Emory University works alongside Agnes Scott College with students who has a focus in Educational Law to work in the juvenile system.


The good news was that Emory University provides a Masters in Education degree; therefore, one can practice Educational Law in order to work for the juveniles in our society. Also I found three law schools that have classes that deal with Animal Rights and Pet law and they are Villanova Law School, Duke Law and Vermont Law. This made me really happy because I can really begin the path to what I need in order to fulfill my dream.  


In other good news I received notification that I can see about Volunteering at a local animal rescue called "Greyhound Friends of Oak Ridge" so, there is another good start to becoming an Animal Rights and pet law lawyer or Advocate. 


In addition fundraising will also be a benefit for. the Carolina Bullies Rescue are in need of supplies and monetary donations; furthermore, it is for a god cause to do for no really tries to help pitbulls because of the negative publicity that they had received over the years, After doing research on pitbulls and other supposedly aggressive breeds of dogs it was brought out that they are very protective towards members of their family so, if you mess with one you mess with all of them also they are trained to be aggressive from abuse by the very owners that take care of them or sometimes it is a result of poor breeding such as pitbulls, boxers, and presa canario.


This year is really beginning to start off right for myself and, the work that I do in this new year will benefit myself in the long run so, I am looking forward to more blogging, new resolution milestone achievements and opportunities that will benefit my future career.