Pearce Fujiura graduated from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. He has since worked extensively with small animals, exotic pets, and wildlife. He enjoys the variety that veterinary medicine provides for him, he gets to work on everything "from cows to corn snakes!" Dr. Fujiura has completed the avian endoscopy certification program at the Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital, given several lectures on exotic animal medicine, and has was featured in an article with National Geographic Kids for his work with rehabilitating and releasing a bald eagle. Pearce enjoys cooking, eating, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, and watching anime in his off time. He currently owns an Australian shepherd-border collie cross named Kitsu and has had a variety of different pets over the years including: cats, boas, pythons, sugar gliders, hedgehogs, ferrets, rabbits, a nanday conure, a dove, and a sulcata tortoise.