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When Farley the Australian shepherd dog first arrived at what was to become his forever home in New Jersey in 2016, he had to learn to ignore his natural instincts. The other animals at the rescue center were of a sensitive temperament, and the pup had to work hard to keep his impulses in check. Indeed, the doggo became an all-round good guy and a great pal to all the other residents. But then one day Farley found some new arrivals in a cardboard box, and his natural urges took over – but not the ones you may think… --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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when this rescue dog appeared inside a
box his natural instincts immediately
kicked in but before we start please
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stories when Farley the Australian
Shepherd dog first arrived at what was
to become his forever home in New Jersey
in 2016 he had to learn to ignore his
natural instincts the other animals at
the rescue center were of a sensitive
temperament and the pup had to work hard
to keep his impulses in check
indeed the dog who became an all-around
good guy and a great pal to all the
other residents but then one day Farley
found some new arrivals in a cardboard
box and his natural urges took over but
not the ones you may think to be more
specific Farley lives at funny farm
rescue a charitable Animal Sanctuary
founded and run by 49 year old Lorri
Zaleski back in the year 2000 the
not-for-profit rescue shelter stands on
15 acres of private property in Mays
Landing New Jersey but as its unusual
name implies this is not just any old
farm funny farm rescue is involved in
the serious business of providing a home
for injured or homeless animals and a
visitor attraction for those interested
in their welfare we pride ourselves on
the well-being of over 550 animals the
charity's website States we give
domestic farm and exotic animals the
opportunity to live out their natural
lives in a happy safe and protected home
the center also educates the public to
raise awareness about animal cruelty and
neglect and in 2016
Farley the Australian Shepherd became
one of the farms most famous residents
after Zaleski fostered him as a pup of
only a few months old for undisclosed
reasons the dog owes previous owners
felt that they were unable to care for
the little guy any longer but
nevertheless they were keen for him to
go to a good home
as a result Zaleski agreed to foster
young Farley and let him hang out at
funny farm rescue until he could find
his forever home but the more times a
Leske spent with Farley the more she
fell in love with him in the end she
just could not bear to say goodbye and
adopted the foster furry for good
however settling into his new home
proved to be far from straightforward
for the hurting animal it was not the
case that the pup had any dislike for
the farm quite the opposite in fact but
as a shepherd dog Farley had certain
instincts that he found difficult to
control and his boisterous behavior
tended to stress out some of funny farm
rescues more highly strung residents
regardless of the breeds name Australian
Shepherds were originally bred in the US
and were intended for use as herding
dogs with this in mind it was only
natural that Farley would see a farm
full of animals and follow the call of
his D and a and trying to get all the
critters organized however that was
something his new human could not just
sit back and allow indeed Zaleski spoke
to animal interests website the dodo in
June 2016 about the then nine month old
Farley's initial introduction to the
facility and the problems the canines
natural instincts caused around
traumatised creatures
I had to teach him no you're not allowed
to hurt around these animals these are
rescues she recounted they've already
been through enough and the last thing
they need is a dog hurting them
nevertheless the Shepherd pump was still
very young and proved capable of
adapting to his new surroundings
once Farley learned that hurting the
other funny farm rescue residents around
was not a good idea he took on a brand
new role at the farm
indeed Zaleski named the mutt honorary
manager of the New Jersey facility
needless to say Farley is kept very busy
with this position and he is constantly
faced with new challenges but according
to zalenski the Australian Shepherd has
yet to find one he was unable to meet
not only does Farley act as a best
friend or sibling to funny farm rescues
other animals he has also adopted the
roles of nurse maid nanny and sometimes
even peacekeeper this last
responsibility arose when Ricky the
farms peacock and Rosie the turkeys
squared off to determine who was top
bird at the sanctuary thankfully before
feathers flew Farley was on hand to step
in apparently the pup bravely positioned
himself between the pomaceous pair so
that they could not get at each other
and even caught between two large Angry
Birds Farley himself remained
unflappable contrarily Farley is much
more subtle in his interactions around
some of the farms more vulnerable
residents when cowboy the goat broke his
leg the hapless ruminant had his very
own nurse in the form of Farley the pup
er would frequently visit cowboy during
his convalescence no doubt providing a
comforting and familiar get-well-soon
presence in fact none of the funny farm
rescues creatures faze Farley be they
great or small
however the Shepherd appears to have an
affinity with smaller critters such as
kittens and birds in that regard the
dogs seemingly endless innate patience a
positive plus and hurting anima
serves him well and in spite of the
traditional cat vs. dog dynamic Zaleski
insists that Farley has a touching
reaction around kittens similarly the
pup has no problem when it comes to
chicks repeatedly pecking at him so when
he was faced with a box of the
chirruping little fluffers Farley's
natural impulses kicked in however it
was not his herding impulse which took
hold of the helpful hound instead
Farley's new instincts the ones he has
developed since he moved in with Zaleski
compelled him to act in a more
altruistic fashion
whenever the good-natured Shepherd sees
any kittens who happened to pass through
the funny farm rescue doors he cannot
help but take a loving look at them this
of course is exactly the same response a
mother cat has when she greets her
kittens once news of Farley's
affectionate nature hit the Internet it
was only a matter of time before his
fame spread as YouTube videos of his
actions prove he has touched many animal
lovers across social media animal
interests channel slide show for fun
uploaded Farley's tail to the video
hosting website in july 2016 and it has
since gone on to attract almost 75,000
views one overwhelmed YouTube user
commented just a magnificent dog thank
you for sharing this beautiful animal
story and recognizing what a huge value
his life is on this earth another solid
farley fan on the site was moved to gush
he's like an angel dog god bless him
furthermore Farley's fame has given the
funny farm rescue charity another
fundraising opportunity self-published
literature
Zella ski has co-written a children's
book with fellow author Matt Reeves
called Farley the funny farm dog which
is available through the not-for-profit
organizations website in addition to
Farley it also features some of his
bunnies from the new jersey animal
center such as the aforementioned cowboy
the goat the tome also incorporates
another of Zaleski's talents photography
in an attempt to teach kids about being
good to one another this book is about
compassion kindness teamwork attitude
acceptance equality problem-solving
anti-bullying endurance and adventure
Zaleski wrote and if anyone can teach
those values it is the owner of funny
farm rescue and Farley the center's
unofficial manager as a proud zealous
kibo stood to the dodo
he just wants to help everyone and she
continued to sing Farley's praises he's
a sweetheart of a dog he's in love with
people and all animals the money earned
from any sales of Farley the funny farm
dog will go straight back into caring
for the sanctuaries residents but the
animal shelter and free to enter
attraction is also open to donations of
time and money
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