During the second part of this week, we had a new set of five chicks born. There was a humidity issue which meant it was much harder for the chicks[…]
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Ruby Hutchins – Documentation Post: Week 5 # 1
During the first part of this week, I was able to document a lot of new animals, as well as the recovery of a few animals that have been at[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #6
My Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation: Week 4 – #2
During the second part of the week, we were able to give two classes of 3-5 year-olds from the school next door to us a tour of the chickens, sheep,[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #5
My Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation Post – Week 4 #1
For the first part of this week I took these photos of some of the birds (including one that just arrived at the Ravensbeard rehabilitation center). The first photo is[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #4
My Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation: 2 – Week #3
During the second part of this week we had lots of lambs born on the farm. Out of the three mothers that gave birth this week, one had a lot[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation: 1 – Week #3
I was able to capture a lot of great photos and videos this week of the birds in the Ravensbeard Rehabilitation center and these are some of them: Link[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation 2 – Week 2
During the second part of this week, we had another pregnant sheep give birth to twins and these are the pictures I documented of the lambs: We also had[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation 1 – Week 2
The first half of this week I spent all of my time checking on the lambs, (if they’re eating, drinking, acting normal, etc.) The photo below is of the first[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #3
My Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation 2 – Week #1
This week, we had 5 lambs born on the farm so helping the sheep give birth as well as caring for/ making sure the newborn lambs were healthy took lots[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Documentation 1: Week #1
Documentation plan: In order to document my experience at my internship, I’ve been taking photos and videos of the birds that I encounter. I also want to capture the stories[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #2
My essential questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How can shadowing[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Critical Reflection #1
What do you know? I bring with me lots of experience in caring for farm animals (including domesticated birds like chickens, ducks and geese). I also have experience being around[…]
Ruby Hutchins – iSearch
List of Resources for my senior project: SPCA Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/DCSPCA Ravensbeard website: https://ravensbeard.org/ Ravensbeard Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/RavensbeardWildlifeCenter/ American Veterinary Medical Association website: https://www.avma.org/journals (I will also likely subscribe to a veterinary[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Final Project Post
Wildlife Rehabilitation Internship Essential Questions: How does treatment differ for different types of animals, wild and domestic, and how do you learn what types of treatment techniques are best? How[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Learning Goals & General Work Plan and Documentation Plan
Senior Project Goals: Learn how a veterinary hospital/rehabilitation center is run, takes in animals, releases animals, etc. Shadow professional vets and learn from them the most efficient and effective ways[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Action Items
Action Item Area: Connections Reason for Item: To be able to intern/volunteer I have to connect with leaders of the organization and fill out an application Notes: They have already[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Proposal Pitch
Your project name: Wildlife Rehabilitation Internship The challenges that my project will address: This project will help me better care for and learn how to help injured animals, which[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Working Draft Blog Post 3
I do believe that my ideas for tackling the essential questions are feasible. I contacted the organizations that I want to intern at including a bird sanctuary in NYC which[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Working Draft Blog Post 2
I’m interested in working with and around animals, since I have come to the realization that I really enjoy caring for injured/sick animals during quarantine, and I would like to[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Working Draft Blog Post 1
The essential questions that I’ve come up with so far are: How do you care for an injured animal so that you can give it the best possible chance when[…]
Ruby – 5 Minute Purpose Pitch
My Reason/story: Since the start of COVID I have been upstate on our family farm and I have been learning so much now that I’m able to live here full[…]
Ruby Hutchins – My Purpose Statement
I think what I got for my strengths and impacts are very accurate. I can understand why my strengths are what they are because I feel like I do draw[…]
Ruby Hutchins – Prototypes and Initial Thoughts
I have lots of ideas about what I want my senior project to be. I had previously thought that I would for sure be doing an internship for my senior[…]