Pet Care in Penryn Campus

| I am currently a University student studying Fashion Photography, I graduated from college with excellent grades in Fine Art, Media, and English, and my interests include the creative arts, illustration, crafting, writing and reading, photography, fashion, travel, cooking, new experiences, and socialising. I am friendly and easy to get along with, encouraging and patient, and accommodating to your needs. I work well with children of all ages, I love all pets and animals (I have 3 cats myself), and I have skills in cooking and cleaning. My availability is mostly weekends and evenings, but my timetable is flexible.

| I have been caring for pets since a very young age due to helping my mother run a pet rehoming program for many small animals and dogs. I’m a huge animal fan and have been introduced to looking after and caring for pets from the age of 6. I have owned a large range of pets myself and through the rehoming program I have become experienced in handling and looking after - rabbits , guineapigs, hamsters, gerbils ,tortoises, cats and dogs. I am fully comfortable around dogs of all shapes and sizes as my parents used to rehome great Danes. You can always message me on Face book - Rose Elizabeth

| I've owned two red border collies and have owned two german sheperds. We've had one of our collies since 2009, the other was born in 2015. I have also raised and socialised four border collie puppies until they were ready to go to new homes at 12 weeks old. I've also owned five cats who are now elderly (two rescues). I have volunteered for two years in a wildlife hospital where animal husbandry was my main role. I have lots of experience in equestrian care too and have been involved since I was eleven up until university. I owned and cared for my own horse for seven years. I also briefly volunteered at a zoo in Cambridgeshire where I helped care for the animals. My degree is Conservation Ecology and Biology. I love my dogs dearly and have missed them so much since being at university. I walk a golden retriever on campus every Friday and he helps make me feel less homesick.