A) Show up at the shelter and offer help B) Adopt all the animals C) Buy a bunch of dog toys D) Research local shelters and their requirements
A) Must be over 21 B) Must be a senior citizen C) 16 or 18, often with parental supervision if younger D) No age requirement
A) Cleaning kennels B) Administering vaccinations without supervision C) Performing surgeries D) Training animals to attack
A) Veterinary medical training B) Dog grooming certification C) Advanced obedience training D) Shelter orientation and animal handling
A) Wash your hands thoroughly after interacting with animals B) Kiss every animal you meet C) Yell loudly to get an animal's attention D) Let multiple unfamiliar dogs greet each other off-leash
A) Extreme fear of animals B) Patience C) Inability to follow instructions D) Being easily angered
A) Giving animals medication B) Adding extra food to an animal's diet C) Providing stimulating activities and toys for animals D) Giving animals monetary rewards
A) Stare directly at the cat B) Pick up the cat immediately and cuddle it C) Chase the cat around the room D) Move slowly and let the cat approach you
A) Report the bite to the shelter staff immediately B) Clean it with dirt. C) Try to catch the animal and punish it D) Ignore the bite and continue working
A) To punish the dogs B) Provide exercise and mental stimulation C) To feed the dogs D) To scare the dogs
A) Ignore it and hope it gets better B) Give it human medication C) Try to diagnose and treat the animal yourself D) Report it to the shelter staff immediately
A) Building a permanent shelter for the animal B) Permanently adopting an animal C) Providing temporary care in your home D) Training animals to be in the military
A) To annoy the animals B) To waste time C) To make the shelter look pretty D) To prevent the spread of disease
A) Giving the animal away without permission B) Misrepresenting the animal's personality C) Hiding the animal from potential adopters D) Taking good photos and videos for their profile
A) Keeping animals isolated and afraid B) Teaching animals to be aggressive C) Making animals antisocial D) Helping animals become comfortable around people and other animals
A) Giving an animal superpowers B) Identifying lost pets and reuniting them with their owners C) Controlling an animal's behavior D) Tracking an animal's location in real-time
A) Yank the leash hard B) Let the dog pull you wherever it wants C) Kick the dog D) Stop walking and wait for the dog to calm down before continuing
A) Avoiding all responsibility B) Getting free pets C) Making a lot of money D) Improving animal welfare
A) Ask a staff member for guidance B) Blame someone else C) Ignore the situation D) Guess and hope for the best
A) They are all born there B) Owner surrender due to various circumstances C) They are all naturally aggressive D) They prefer living in cages
A) Being punctual and reliable B) Showing up whenever you feel like it C) Gossiping about other volunteers D) Leaving early without notifying anyone
A) To keep animals in cages indefinitely B) To find loving homes for animals C) To euthanize all animals D) To make money by selling animals
A) A party for the animals B) A training session for aggressive animals C) A medical examination D) A supervised interaction between an animal and potential adopters or other animals
A) Yelling and screaming B) Ignoring them completely C) Threatening them D) Using calm and gentle tones
A) Keeping animals hidden from adopters B) Discouraging people from adopting C) Helping potential adopters interact with animals D) Misleading adopters about an animal's health
A) To impress visitors B) To make the staff feel superior C) To punish the animals D) To prevent disease and maintain a healthy environment
A) Yelling at the animal B) Rewarding good behavior to encourage it C) Punishing bad behavior D) Ignoring all behavior
A) Blame someone else for it B) Ignore it and hope someone else notices C) Try to fix it yourself without proper training D) Report it to the staff immediately
A) To make the animal feel dominant B) To avoid stressing or frightening the animal C) To make the animal more aggressive D) To show the animal who's boss
A) Recording any changes in behavior or health B) Making up stories about the animals C) Ignoring any concerning behavior D) Keeping all observations secret |