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Are U serious? Did they alert rescues? NO. They sent the helicopter gun ships. Previous targets, over 3000 kosiosko Brumbies. To shoot the koala's Considering how many Brumbies were left to bleed to death, just because Steve Coleman can pronounce "humane euthanasia" doesn't make it true. If you think being shot from A helicopter is humane. The shooter can't see from that distance if the shot females have dependant young in the pouch or clinging to them

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-09/therapy-dogs-reducing-pain-anxiety-canberra-intensive-care-unit/105274984

I find people like that quite sickening. I truly don't understand the interest in watching any animal fight either for its life or to kill another life. Even worse they are deliberately creating an artificial life and death spectacle that there is no natural need for (ie they are not wild animals trying to survive and thrive). I have no idea what goes on in these people's brains and can't relate to them in anyway. Plus add to it the forced breeding set up you have to wonder what other sick stuff, violence and power plays these people are also into.

ABC News Banned for life from owning pit bulls, but is boasting on social media about his dogs.

How can you say that?

So basically, 'Yes we did it, and we'll do it again'.

AN UPDATE :( :(

Not necessarily wild dogs Remarkable how many "let the dog/dogs out for a run" They don't leave a calling card, in every instance around here when shot it's either wearing a collar or someone comes looking for their "lost dog

no humane solutions, they shot them from helicopters, last figures I heard was 1,000 from the two scenario's, the fire damaged area and the gumtree plantation harvested

ANKC sell a copy of a book charting their evolution, even mentions Hilton Sinclair's Berrilyn dogs, he mentored me and gave me Debbi for my daughter and started me on Purebred ACD's stumpys are seperate breed.

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Glad she's back , and hoping she reverts back to being a cossetted house dog

Just magical to see! And I didn't realise but she is only 3 now and given she was lost for over 500 days she was quite young when her ordeal first happened, so I think they are even luckier that she has adjusted as quickly as she has.

The re-uniting clips are lovely, everything you'd hope for, for both dog and owners. (I'm sure some dogs I know would take one look around and say - well nice catching up, I'll just head back to the island now).

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-07/valerie-dachshund-reunited-owners-after-540-days-lost/105263470

Heartbreaking news if true; hoping for clarification and humane resolutions.

K9+ Royale soft dog crates have been praised for their durability and quality. However, they may no longer be in production, and spare parts could be hard to find.

https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/animals/residents-voice-outrage-over-sunshine-coast-councils-controversial-proposal-to-ban-offleash-dogs-from-popular-beach/news-story/0490bc43a57a22fa89c7d27427235d74

You're doing great! With time and patience, she'll feel better!

On Valerie - one great sense of relief is knowing that she didn't try a Lassie Come Home plan, find the coast and try to swim in the direction of home.

Here is the latest update, it's pretty close now. That's the actual chart link so you can zoom it in as much as needed Take me to the chart now !

many vets cant cope, its a tough job, a hero when you save, a monster when you lose a patient. even when successfully saved can be pilloried over the bill.... my vet/friend of 50 years now and nearing 80 has lost way too many friends , has affected him badly over the years. My daughter wanted to become a vet, but didn't even last 2 weeks of work experience at a busy practice. she was shocked how many perfectly healthy pets are brought in for euthanasia and how many owners refuse when the vet offers to find it a good home if they sign it over instead?

Does she get richly rewarded when toileting outside ? Extra special treats/favourite toy/walk/rough housing/play ...all still outside

How heartbreaking Those horses are so special, and so appreciated by their riders. Adequate fencing/stabling would cost a fortune!

https://7news.com.au/news/devastated-disabled-riders-mourn-beloved-rda-horses-c-18549584