TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - A Tuscaloosa school is welcoming several animals onto its campus this year as it launches a program for students interested in veterinary medicine.
The Tuscaloosa News reports that about 25 students are enrolled in the new pre-veterinary science program at the Tuscaloosa Career & Technology Academy.
As part of the program, the school has acquired six sheep that will be kept on campus.
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The first sheep brought to the school was 5-month-old Betsy, who came from a farm in Jefferson County.
Last week, several people got to know Betsy when she wandered into the school’s conference hall.
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