Miranda Davis
Animal Science Intern | DublinMy summer internship with Connect-123 changed my life. As an intern at my host organization, a foundation dedicated to the welfare of animals, I was able to accomplish many feats in my personal level, veterinary knowledge, and wildlife care. I was able to work with several exotic wildlife species like Foxes, Pine Martins, Buzzards, Otters, Jackdaws, and several others. The exposure to handling, feeding, and care procedures helped my zoological knowledge grow. In the United States veterinary and animal internship are normally limited to small animals and lack exotic species. So working with Ireland’s wildlife was a once in a lifetime opportunity and tremendous award. As someone who aspires to be a zoological veterinarian there was no better place for me to intern. Furthermore the veterinary schools I applied to loved the placement of my internship. Not only was the internship wonderful for academic purposes, yet also great for myself. The foundation’s staff was beyond nice. Their friendliness and kindness was superb and helped me become more self-assured. I could not think of a better place to intern. Likewise, I am also thankful for Connect-123 for their summer activities. I met several amazing people over the summer from some of Connect-123’s events. During my stay in Dublin I was able to forge life long friendships with other interns. Living in Dublin was a dream come true. The city was lively and friendly. I am truly thankful for Connect-123’s involvement and placement.
More Reviews for Animal Science and Wildlife Internships in Dublin
Emily Frascati
Animal Science intern | DublinCollege of San Mateo
9 August 2018
I completed my summer internship in Dublin at an animal shelter. I chose to do this internship through Connect-123 because I wanted to have a relaxing summer before I started medical school. This particular internship placement had loads of options ranging from cuddling cats to sitting in on surgeries and observing. I chose to help with the weekly kids' camps because it gave me the opportunity to do a little...
Malwina Motyl
Animal Science & Veterinary Intern | DublinEuropean School of Luxemburg
11 July 2018
I spent five fantastic weeks working with animals at my internship in Dublin. In the future I want to become a vet, therefore I wanted to spend my summer working with animals and gaining experience in animal behavior and veterinary medicine. Apart from walking dogs and petting cats, I had the opportunity to assist in surgeries and observe the work of a veterinarian during the examination of animals in the...
Julian Douglass
Animal Science and Wildlife internship | DublinNOVA College
29 January 2018
I am very happy with the time I spent in Dublin, thanks to Connect-123. My internship program coordinator provided amazing levels of support. She organized fun activities for the interns, including a trip to Galway, an escape room visit and several dinners out in Temple Bar. My internship was equally satisfying. The staff in charge were welcoming and my supervisor allowed me to set my own hours. The work was...
Ariel Fowler
Veterinary Intern | DublinSkidmore College
17 October 2012
Living in Ireland for the summer really helped me gain a lot of confidence, both professionally and personally. It was nice to be part of a program that gave me so much support while still encouraging me to be independent. I really appreciated the social opportunities Connect-123 offered, too, even if I wasn’t able to join as often as I would have liked. My internship was at an equine hospital...