Honor Society® member
Michelle Hackett
Matchmaker at The Northwest Organization of Animal Help The N.O.A.H Center
- Washington State University
- animal science
- Class of 2024
- USA
Member since December 2022
About
My name is Michelle, and I am a Junior at Washington State University, getting my bachelor's in animal science/management and looking into a minor in business management. I have dedicated my life to helping animals, and I sincerely believe spay and neuter is the biggest way to help fix the pet overpopulation crisis. I have a passion for helping feral cats and using an effective and humane method to control populations. I hope to share my knowledge and desire to help with every animal and animal owner I possibly can.
Education
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washington state university
animal science
2022 – 2024
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Everett Community College
liberal arts transfer
2019 – 2021
Goals and interests
- Career goal
My intended job that I am aiming for with my degree is a veterinary clinic manager. I also hope to start a non-profit that helps TNR (trap-neuter-return) of feral cats, and create a program that helps decrease the euthanasian of healthy and adoptable animals.
- Outside the classroom
Cooking, traveling, hiking, dogs, cats, photography, reading, animal care, gardening, and being a creator of a woman's support group.
Experience
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Matchmaker
The Northwest Organization of Animal Help The N.O.A.H Center
Aug 2021 – Aug 2022
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Crew Member/Shift Leader
Taco Time
Jun 2018 – Sep 2021
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Assistant Manager
World Wide Photography I was Santa's photographer for the season.
Nov 2017 – Dec 2017
Volunteering
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Transport Coordinator
Gettin' Em Home Transport
Mar 2015 – Jan 2023
Languages
- Spanish Beginner
