1. Zoologist

2.Veterinarian

3.Aquarist

4.Zoo keeper

4.Veterinary technician

5.Wildlife biologist

6.Conservation biologist

7.Outdoor recreation planner

8.Animal refuge or shelter manager

9.Wildlife agent

10.Pet therapist

11.Wildlife photographer

12.Animal trainer or handler (especially dogs and horses)

13."Cruelty-free" products manager

14.Animal control officer

15.Volunteer coordinator for an animal agency

16.Humane investigator

17.Wildlife officer

18. Environmental lawyer

19.Environmental educator

20.Ecologist

21.Ornithologist

22. Writer or editor of books about wildlife and natural history

23.Animal rights advocate

24.Outreach coordinator for an animal/wildlife program

25.Zoo or aquarium employee

For your attitude you will live best in the world, all the best.

How about a butcher? Lots of animals in that field.

If you want a life style like that maybe you should try a job where there is different things to do everyday

Sounds like you have some idea about what you want to do and that's great. I suggest you do research on all jobs that involve caring for animals and find out what job seems right for you. Then you need to find out what you need to do to get into these fields. The Internet should have all the information you need.

My friend just graduated with a college degree in marine biology and has already traveled to the Bahamas (twice) and Panama to do marine bio work. She loves it and it definitely seems like a fun job if you end up going through with it!

But honestly, don't worry about what you want to be right now. If you plan on going to college, most people don't even choose a major until they are one or two years into school! And also, many adults change their careers throughout their lives, sometimes two, three, even five times.

Lol @ butcher comment. Hunny, if you want to work with animals, become a drug dealer xx

Im thinking about pursuing marine biology myself :)

alternatives are vet, zoologist, worker at a zoo or seaworld or aquarium, wildlife preserver, wildlife biologist, animal trainer, pet groomer, worker at an animal shelter, worker at a pound, pet seller (haha not sure what thats called?), animal breeder (is this really a job?), a person who gives tours to others at wildlife preserves

thats all i can think of :)