Randall Garrett Herzon has spent 25 years working with wild, exotic and domestic animals. He is a Registered Veterinary Technician in California and a Certified Veterinary Technician in Oregon. He is certified in wild and exotic animal care, with experience in marine mammal and other wild animal rehabilitation. He is certified small animal nutritional advisor and has extensive experience in exotic animal habitat and veterinary hospital design. Randall, also a professional animal trainer, has trained and handled many domestic, wild and exotic animals for motion pictures and television, as well as worked with pet owners on obedience and behavior modification. He has presented his popular Seminar Series on pet diet & nutrition, pet health care and behavior & training throughout California. His other animal related activities include numerous animal/nature poetry publications, wildlife educational shows, field work, animal/nature photography, and wildlife art. To better his field, Randall has served on the Veterinary Board of the Agricultural Department at Pierce College, and has served as a veterinary consultant for the Los Angeles Natural History Museum's Discovery Center, the Shambala Wildlife Preserve, and the Placerita Canyon Nature Center. Randall received his Bachelor's of Science Degree in Wildlife Management from Humboldt State University, an Associate in Science Degree in Exotic Animal Training and Management from Moorpark College, and another Associate in Science Degree in Veterinary Technology from Pierce College.