Most students spend their time at their lectures, studying in the library, in the pub, or joining societies. But 20-year-old Megan Davies however has gone down a slightly unconventional route which has made her Wales' youngest guide dog puppy raiser.
The Animal Health and Welfare student from Cardiff adopted Cariad at seven weeks old and will raise her for the first 14 months of her life until she is fostered for guide dog training. The first year of a guide dog's life is crucial for them to master the basics and settle into life before the guide dog training begins.
Megan, from Cardiff, was inspired to volunteer to raise a guide dog after a university visit from the charity. She said: " Two puppy raisers from Guide Dogs came into the talk at the university when I was in first year. I was trying to see if I could find a way to get into it and I applied last year. It just seemed like something really amazing to do and quite a rewarding thing as well."
