"We are thrilled and proud to be a part of a project that will delight our animal companions while also making our animal lovers, us, and everyone happy," he said.
The process of reclaiming the food uses four machines. The first is a crusher, where food materials such as bread and bones are cut into small pieces, followed by the fermentation process in a second machine. The size of the food is adjusted in a third, and finally if it is not consumed as wet food, it is oven dried.
Ismail Samet Erdemir, a 10th grade student in the Automation Department, said: "We're helping out our animal friends. The Automation Department designed the electrical installations and panels of the machines. My friends and I are very happy to take part in the project."
Burak Döner, a student of the same class, said he has a dog and added, "Recycling waste is very important these days, when our resources are limited. With this project, we both use our household waste and help out our animal friends."
