[animalgirl2000]

Are there any jobs where I can help wild animals, avoid seeing much blood, and avoid much math? Please answer if you know the answer to this question. Thanks for the help :)

[smoothy]

To get training in veterinary medicine... you will need to have both math and deal with blood from time to time.

Medicines are going to be based off the animals weight...which means using math to determine a correct doseage ammount.

[Alty]

Veterinary medicine is definitely out based on your criteria, as are all other animal sciences.

You could try to find a job at a zoo or pet store, or shelter, cleaning out cages, but you really wouldn't be interacting with the animals very much, just their feces.

[Wondergirl]

There are many wildlife organizations that raise money and do research in order to protect (for instance) wolves or buffalo or coyotes or Arctic animals. After high school or college, you could get a job with one of these organizations and work in the office or help with research in various ways. The public library can give you a list of these organizations and contact information, in case you want to write inquiry letters to any of them.

If I were you, I'd do a phone or on-person interview with someone who works at a zoo.

And you and one of your parents (depending on how old you are) could always volunteer at a local animal shelter to get some experience by working with domestic animals.