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Page 12 <strong>January</strong> Edition Seven Lakes News Continued From Front Page welfare issues prior to the incorporation of the Farley Foundation. John grew up in Syracuse, NY and received both his B.A. and J.D. degrees at Syracuse University. John practiced corporate law in the Northeast hub of cities prior to moving to the Sandhills in 2004. Betsy grew up in Youngstown, OH and had a twenty year career with Southwest. They currently have three rescue dogs as well as three rescue cats. John and Betsy created The Farley Foundation initially as a potential forum for animal welfare advocacy, pet responsibility and education. Changing circumstances took them in a different direction. Their mission is to reduce unnecessary euthanasia of otherwise unwanted, adoptable animals in Moore County and elsewhere in North Carolina In the Fall of 2014 they began facilitating the rescue, transport, and adoption of kittens with a northern rescue group. Soon thereafter, Debbie Adoree and Jimmy Dickenson, owners of Seven Lakes Kennels, generously donated the use of an area adjacent to their business containing 20 large kennels. The Farley Foundation’s objectives include promoting “no-kill” advocacy; preventing animal cruelty; encouraging animal welfare volunteer-ism, supporting spay, neuter and pet identifi cation programs; and working with other local animal welfare organizations in achieving similar goals. On average, and accounting for all of their expenses, each rescued dog costs The Farley Foundation nearly $500 to complete the process they insist upon following. Adoption fees only cover about 50% of those costs. The difference is covered by private donations. They have eliminated the unnecessary killing of homeless adoptable animals in Moore County and elsewhere in North Carolina by rescuing animals from public “kill” facilities; providing superior care at their facility through extensive socialization techniques and programs. Due to their efforts, 300 animals will be enjoying the holidays with their families in forever homes. By: Rick Levinger
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