I have a question- for now

Essential Question- What happens to the animals after they are taken to the shelters?

Foundation Questions-

1. What are some of the shelters?
2. Why are the animals at the shelters?
3. What types of animals are there?
4. Are the animals in good care?
5. Are the shelters kill or no-kill?

Oh really?

So I've kind of changed my topic, but not completely. Instead of animal care, I'm going to look at the shelters; what happens to the animals after they're taken to the shelters? I would be volunteering at some of the local animal shelters to see what actually happens to them there.

Meow!

So I think I've narrowed my topic down from community service to animal care (pets). I could visit the Animal Rescue League in East Liberty and volunteer there and help care for the animals. I would be working with the dogs, cats and small fuzzy animals that are up for adoption; caring for them and/or showing people how to care for their pets. Something like that. I could also try to raise money for the animals, or like in elementary school, I could try to get people to donate fabrics and such to make blankets.

Grad Projects? Hmm...?

I've heard a few things about the grad Project before. I've heard some from the current 12th graders and my brother. My brother told me it was kind of fun, but annoying too. That's all he would tell me. I also talked to Zack Harms, Carly Silvio, Keke Provident, Darcie Mather, Jamar Mitchell, Joe Frice, Crystal Caven and Callan Kerley told me it could be interesting if you pick something that you have interest in.

For my Grad Project, I am thinking about doing something either in Music or Community Service. I asked my mom about it and she said I could voluenteer at the Animal Rescue League, but I'm not entirely sure just yet.

Something that I'm concerned about is getting this done on time and not getting too distracted while doing the project. Also, I'm still unsure what to do my Grad Project about.