Happy Sabbath, Everyone! Welcome back to Sabbath Skool Animal Trivia! This week’s story was actually inspired by what’s going on in our own household. Our family has been a little under the weather this week, and as I was praying and seeking comfort in the Word, this particular story jumped out at me. God’s faithfulness in times of sickness is such a beautiful theme throughout Scripture, and I couldn’t think of a better one to share with you all on Sabbath! This Week’s Question: We’re heading into the wilderness with the children of Israel! In the book of Numbers, God used a specific animal in a miraculous act of healing. The people were suffering, they cried out, and God gave Moses an unusual instruction, one that required nothing but faith and a look to be saved. Sound familiar? Jesus himself referenced this very story in John 3:14 and 15, connecting it to His own sacrifice on the cross. Just as Israel only had to look in faith at what God provided to be physically healed, we only have to look in faith to Christ lifted up on Calvary to receive eternal life. Same God. Same grace. Same story. What animal did God use in this wilderness miracle? Read carefully, because the way it brought healing is just as important as the animal itself! And just like trivia night, please no Googling! 😊 Hint: Start in Numbers 21, then read John 3:14 and 15 to see how Jesus connected this ancient story to the plan of salvation. 🌟 Fun Extra: After naming the animal, share one interesting fact about it, scientific, behavioral, or biblical! 😊 I’ll announce the answer tomorrow. May your Sabbath be filled with rest and the joy of discovery

Good morning and Happy Sabbath, everyone! I pray you all had a smooth week, whether you were studying for exams, shadowing at a clinic, volunteering, or working on those veterinary school applications. Pre-vet life is no joke, and I see you putting in the work! Wherever you are, I hope you take a moment today to rest, recharge, and step outside for some fresh air and sunshine. 🌿 If you have any specific prayer requests, drop them in the comments below. Unspoken requests are welcome too, because God knows what they are. 🙏 Introducing Sabbath Skool Animal Trivia! I’m starting a fun new series just for this community! Each Sabbath, I’ll post a question about an animal mentioned in the Bible. As future veterinarians, you already have a love for animals, so let’s put that passion to work in a fun way! I’ll point you in the right direction and you’ll have all day to answer. Drop your answer in the comments and let’s see who knows their Bible animals! 😊 This Week’s Question: I don’t know what the weather looked like where you are, but we had some wild weather this week, so our very first question comes straight from the flood story! As animal lovers and future vets, you might have some thoughts on this one. What animal is sent out of the ark first? Hint: Start in chapter 6 of Genesis. Fun Extra: After naming the animal, share a fun trivia fact about it! 😊​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I’m so glad you’re here. Whether you just discovered your love for veterinary medicine or you’re putting the finishing touches on your application this cycle, you belong in this community. I’m Dr. Nisana, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. I built this space because I remember what it felt like to be exactly where you are — full of passion for animals, but unsure of the next step. This is a place where you can: 🔬 Explore real clinical cases that make you think like a vet 📋 Get support on every part of the application process 💬 Ask me anything — no question is too small 🤝 Connect with other students who share your dream A few things I want you to know: You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to show up. The students who get noticed by vet schools aren’t always the ones with the perfect GPA — they’re the ones who are intentional, prepared, and passionate. That’s exactly what we’re building here. Introduce yourself below! Tell us where you are in your journey — are you just starting out, or are you deep in the application process? I’d love to get to know every one of you. 🐾 — Dr. Nisana