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      Ever since I was a little girl, I've 

wanted to be a vet. Most girls in second 

grade wanted to be singers, rock stars, etc. 

Not me.

     My dad, Brian Scott, graduated from the 

University of Madison, Wisconsin Vet 

School. We then moved to Iron Mountain 

because he had a good job offer here. He 

works at the Iron Mountain Animal 

Hospital.

(That is my Dad and my two dogs, Macie 

and Milo.)

    One of my favorite things to do is go 

help my dad at the animal hospital. I did 

that ever since I was little. It is really cool 

to watch him do surgeries and all that other 

stuff. I never turn down the offer to go with 

my dad.

   One memory I have at the hospital was 

when this dog got into a fight with a bear. 

The poor dog was torn up from the thigh to 

the chest. It was really interesting to 

watch my dad and his tech Stephanie to 

stitch the dog up. 

   A lot of people get lightheaded when the 

see blood, flesh, and the insides of animals, 

but I don't. I expected to feel sick when I 

saw that kind of thing. I think it's actually 

really cool. You might think, "Gross", but I 

think it's really interesting to learn about 

that kind of stuff. 

   I love animals, any species, so I want to 

help them when the are injured. It feels 

great to help animals when they are in need 

to be helped. It gives me that special 

feeling to do that kind of thing.

  If I want to be a veterinarian, I have to go 

to normal college, which is four years. 

But after normal college, I have to go to 4-

8 years of vet school. That's a lot of school.

   The vet school that I want to go to is in 

the University of Madison. My Dad went 

there and he said it was a great school. I 

also lived in Madison for a while because I 

was born there so I know what the vet 

school looks like. My uncle went to the 

University of Madison too, but just for 

normal college.

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