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Armed with the notion that merely caring animals could be enough to see her through senior school, university, and ultimately into veterinary medicine, Phoenix is set for some rude shocks as she navigates her way toward a lifetime career working with animals in "Early Years," the very first installment of her VETERINARIAN TECHNOLOGY TALES series.From the desperate finch discovered amazingly "resurrected" in a pet shop to the diabetic dog that provides its aged proprietor an objective in existence to an embarrassing episode with a coyote, these participating accurate tales strengthen how a animals we fulfill train us the best classes about what this means to become human.A captivating coming-of-age tale for anybody who's ever endured a desire or perhaps a pet.17 Stories - 25,000 terms - about 100 pagesLook for Quantity 2, "At Work," Late Summer 2012._ ______________ABOUT THE AUTHORIn the organization world, Phoenix was an expert publisher and writer for 23 years. Before that, she was a registered professional specialist, dealing with fauna rehabilitation facilities and small-animal hospitals. Today, she lives on the 27-acre farm, Rainbow's End, with a little herd of ponies and miniature horses; flocks of hens, geese and guineas; a recovered iguana; a mother goat and her boy who strayed up; and many dogs and cats who similarly found their way onto the farm and into her center.