So, I love traveling. Sometimes as a vet student, sometimes just as a "regular" person. Seeing somewhere new, meeting a different culture or even just visiting old friends. Traveling is something I do often and would like to continue with, even as I have bought a puppy. Therefore, he's coming with me. Because I would miss him too much - and also because leaving him alone for 4 weeks isn't really legal. From Denmark to Germany and onwards to England. And back again. All in all

"What Can I Give? What can a volunteer offer to any project in fact?" Volunteering and doing work experience broad is a great chance to accelerate your skills, to learn, travel and experience a new place on the beautiful planet earth. But what does your project get in return? Does going out to volunteer really help the project, I hear you say…. This is a question we hear quite a lot from people thinking of joining us in Africa or India and there is one answer; here it is: The

Someone once told me that your vet degree is like raising a child as a single parent. 5 years committing your whole life to something is indeed a massive commitment and not one to be taken lightly. Something that needs nurturing, causes sleepless nights, that grows in to a product you can’t help be proud of. A lot of people take on this commitment as fresh faced young adults, graduating years later and going straight in to a full time job. Those who have taken a gap year will