Because of my lifelong love for animals, I decided to study veterinary medicine after high school. Since there are so many stray cats and dogs in Türkiye, I've cared for and fed them my whole life. In addition, I've looked after cats that were injured, paralyzed, or had other health problems for various reasons. I studied at Ankara University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine between 1997 and 2004. After graduating, I started working at an animal hospital where I had worked while a university student. I worked as a veterinarian in a pet clinic until 2007. In 2007, I moved to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock and worked in livestock and small animal veterinary medicine. I have worked in many different departments in the field of animal health. Currently, we have a cat at home. Twelve years ago, I adopted a two-year-old Siamese cat that had been abandoned. She was one month pregnant when she arrived. She gave birth to seven kittens, and I found homes for all of them. She is now 14 years old, and I take very good care of her; she is in excellent condition.

Since I am currently not working, I can make 30-minute to 1-hour home visits during the day, or walk small to medium-sized dogs. Besides grooming and feeding, I can also provide medical support if needed, such as administering medication or injections.