Tiffany M.

Tiffany was a police officer in Las Vegas for 20 years but always had a love of animals and was often rescuing them. After she retired from law enforcement, and knowing her Masters Degree was in the wrong field to help with vet school, she opted to train as a vet tech and volunteered at a wildlife center. After her first day working with wildlife, she was hooked and knew that it was her calling. She cashed in her retirement to build a clinic, got her permit, and now saves about 100 animals each year - fawns, raccoons, fox, squirrels, eagles, owls, songbirds and others who need a helping hand. When her mitts aren't full of babies, she teaches Criminology and Criminal Justice at Southern Oregon University where in addition to teaching her students about law, she has also managed to educate about wildlife.