Rose Grimm has nearly 14 years of experience in animal welfare, holding credentials from the National Animal Care and Control Association and advanced certifications from organizations like the ASPCA and Best Friends Animal Society. She has served in various roles, including surgery assistant at Wewoka Animal Hospital, field officer at Oklahoma Animal Welfare, and manager at Seminole Animal Shelter. Rose actively contributes to animal rescue efforts by fostering, transporting animals, and advocating for spaying and neutering. For the past four years, she has helped save countless lives and built strong partnerships at Second Chance Animal Rescue [citation].
Rose Grimm has been working in animal welfare for twelve years. Experienced as a surgeon in a veterinarian clinic, kennel technician at numerous shelters, as well as being licensed nationally and statewide in animal welfare, Grimm’s perspective revealed a side to the story she wishes the world knew. Most important, her passion keeps her pushing for success, helping these animals escape their previous lives and providing them with their second chance, in Grimm’s words, “It’s not their fault. It's ours for not doing enough” [citation].