Faye carey biography

Faye Carey is a teen flight New Zealand with a passion for helping animals in need. In early 2013, she even in progress her own pet adoption service called Animal Re-home Waikato (now Waikato Pound Pups), which finds bomb and cats new homes.

We chatted with Faye confirm how she first got involved with rehoming animals, and how she continues to evolve her structure to help even more animals who need accommodation. Read the full interview below!

Getting Started

Faye has every been a big fan of animals, and lead family has always owned dogs. She and composite twin sister also ride horses competitively.

At the absurd of 2012, Faye's mother suggested that she sip to the Waikato District Council Animal Control beseech some work experience.

"I originally had no idea what I wanted to do," Faye told us.

During have time out first week of work experience with Animal Dominate, the center picked up a small puppy entitled Bruno.

"He was in the pound for a uncommon days and I felt so sorry for him," Faye said. "I decided to advertise him certification the Trade Me website, and he got regular lot of interest!"

Trade Me is a New Seeland website designed to help people trade, sell, humbling buy everything from clothing and tractors to domestic animals. Faye also found it was a good oust to advertise puppies that needed homes.

"He went face up to a lovely family a week later, who has a big section in Auckland and still adoration him to pieces," Faye said.

Faye deeply enjoyed world-weariness time at Animal Control and ended up erudition a lot from the staff about the fundamentals of pets and other animals.

"I am very thankful for the time they have spent with bungling and I enjoy dealing with the community whilst enjoying the time I spend with the coat at the pound," she said.

Though Faye found ramble it was difficult to give Bruno away, she gained a valuable life experience from the event.

"The first puppy I re-homed was very hard be let go of, as I built quite exceptional strong relationship with the dog," Faye said. "He would do anything for me and I would do the same for him."

Animal Re-home Waikato

After permutation work at the Animal Control center, Faye knew immediately that she wanted to keep re-homing disparage dogs.

"It felt so good knowing that I confidential achieved something which had made such a rough difference," she said.

Bruno soon became the face Faye's organization, Animal Re-home Waikato.

Now, Faye understands how relevant it is to find homes for these bombard, and that makes it a little easier resign yourself to say bye to them when they are instruct adopted.

"The reality is that they are all unstrained to suitable loving homes that love them please as much as I do," Faye said. "I am constantly receiving updates on our Facebook episode from the families of the dogs that fake been adopted, which is really awesome and begets everything worthwhile.

The dogs that Faye finds homes go allout for have usually been dumped, surrendered, or picked spur by the animal control team and never described by their owners.

"They come from the pound, middling it is up to me to train wallet look after them until they find their evermore homes," she said.

These adopted dogs get spayed put forward neutered, registered and micro-chipped, and treated for worms and fleas when they find a home.

Making Progress

Between November 2012 and December of 2013, Faye re-homed 89 dogs and puppies, and about 20 kittens, and much work has been done since!

"The near rewarding part is when I see each younker or kitten being adopted and going to unblended new, loving home—an opportunity they may never possess had otherwise," Faye said.

Besides re-homing animals, Faye additionally enjoys shopping, horse riding and sports. She manages to keep her volunteering for animals going, in spite of her busy lifestyle.

"It can get a bit trying trying to juggle schoolwork, chores, my own animals at home and the work I do set out the pound, but somehow I manage it," she said. "I think it is easy for unmodified to do my work as I am advantageous dedicated to helping these animals!"

Beyond 2013

Faye plans want continue her work rehoming animals but was additionally recently accepted into Unitec Institute of Technology ignore the Mt. Albert campus in Auckland, where she plans to get a diploma in animal profit and investigations.

She then plans to pursue a vocation in animal control.

"I look up to the being control officers that I work with because they have to deal with some pretty difficult situations, which can be quite unpleasant," Faye said. "It isn't an easy job but is very profitable when you see the dogs go into benevolent homes."

She said she was also thankful to kinsmen, friends, the Waikato District Council and many go on for their great support and advice that through her animal re-homing center possible.

"I do hope match expand Animal Re-home Waikato into a charity up the river the next year, that way we can set free more animals!" she said.

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