vector: solar power helps rescue guinea pigs - powerwall battery
Sally was the first to be rescued.
She was infected by parasites, sick, locked in a dirty bird cage on the floor, and was very unhappy.
Like in the case of guinea pigs, Sally followed more --many more.
She helped to set up a rescue center to save small animals from the random cruelty of human beings: Auckland Cavy Care (
"Cave" is another name for small animals originally from South America)
It is the owner and owner of the mother and daughter team Ruilin and Hartley. Owned?
How much love 'owed '-
Because this labor of love is not a profitable business, and of course it is not cheap.
Raylene estimates that the hundreds of guinea pigs they saved from the terrible deaths in dogs, cats, mice and human hands have already spent about $20,000 on veterinary fees.
This is where Vector and major shareholders are entrusted.
The country's largest electricity and gas distributors are also leading the transformation of the energy sector into a new future;
Part of it focuses on solar energy and cooperation with Tesla's revolutionary Powerwall battery (
Redraw the energy landscape with their ability to store power and save customers' money)
It now plays an important role in the life of the holder.
Auckland Cavy Care is one of the winners of the Vector energy future competition where 130 trusted home and community organizations have installed solar panels that have been in use for 10 years, as well as Powerwall batteries
The system is only installed in the middle, says Raylene.
They have cut their electricity bill by about 40 in October.
It's a big deal for cash.
Strapped guinea pig rescue service
But then more
Let's go back to Sally and she started it all.
Hartley saw sick animals on the Internet.
Someone wants to sell it)
She said to her mother, "We are going to save the guinea pig.
"Okay, but only we can do better," replied Raylene . "
"Since then, the basic concept of rescue services --
Rescue, recovery, Germany
Make love and find them a home.
This is not an easy cycle.
Many guinea pigs are in a sad state, either ignored by careless owners in a dirty environment, or "free" in situations where freedom includes being killed, starved to death, or exposed by other animals ".
"People don't do very well when they let them go," says Raylene . ".
"There is no way for them to survive on their own.
"After caring for them to return to health, the holder makes them back to healthsexed -
That's where $20,000 goes, and it's a lot of money when you don't have sponsors, no supporters, and government subsidies.
"This is necessary," said neutral Raylene.
"You can start with two guinea pigs, but you already have 40 in six months.
"These small animals may not have the universal appeal of cats and dogs, but they can win the Olympic breeding gold medal, which is one of the main reasons some owners can't cope.
Raylene tells the story of a woman with a serious illness who released her 50 guinea pigs.
Most of them were slaughtered immediately by mice.
"We got the remaining 20, but it didn't take long for 20 to become 40," Raylene said . ".
We let pregnant women have children before they get pregnant.
Fuck them and their children.
"There are all sorts of reasons," said Raylene, who decided to give up the guinea pig.
"We have even heard of heartbreaking stories about them being used as dog bait.
"Holders usually have an average of 40 guinea pigs at home --
Rescue center-
Sometimes 60-
100 depends on the size of the rescued group. They have re-
The housing area of the new owners this year is about 100 square meters.
They are all locked in cages, but the future of vector solar and battery systems helps with maintenance.
In summer, the air conditioner is chewed by electricity (
A feature of Auckland's climate is that guinea pigs do not handle significant temperature changes very well)
The owner also has additional refrigerators and freezers to store the food of the animals.
"We also have to wash 150 kg of our clothes every week because we put them on towels, wool and close-fitting clothes," says Raylene . ".
"They have to be cleaned and cleaned on a regular basis and you can imagine what power there will be. . .
We are really happy with the help of vector and delegation
I think our energy saving will only be better.
"For example, on a sunny day in January, the vector system will generate enough energy to cook eight semi-baked or boil the kettle 80 times.
The competition was facilitated by entrustment and Chairman William Keynes, who said that the future of energy was supported by funds recently expanded to include new technologies such as solar and battery: "entrustment is committed to changing the lives of our beneficiaries, and the future of energy is another example.