Valerie the dachshund rescued after 17 months in Australian wilderness
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After 528 days of surviving the harsh Australian wilderness, Valerie, a miniature dachshund, was rescued and returned to her owners. Her journey involved evading dangers, such as venomous snakes and rescue attempts, while relying on roadkill for sustenance. Kangala Wildlife Rescue announced her safe return on social media, marveling at the community's dedication and the extensive efforts involved in her recovery. Over 1000 volunteer hours and innovative strategies were utilized in the rescue, highlighting the impact of collaborative wildlife conservation efforts.
"Valerie has been safely rescued and is fit and well. We are absolutely thrilled and deeply relieved that Valerie is finally safe and able to begin her transition back to her loving parents."
"This rescue was a true testament to the dedication and perseverance of our team, the unwavering support of the community, and the power of collaboration."
Read at The Washington Post
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