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Wimmera rescue groups say dog adoptions up as people stay at home | Coronavirus 2020

Eliza Berlage
April 3 2020 - 4:00am
FUREVER FRIEND: Moose is one of Ararat Dog Rescue's newest fosters who is currently undergoing socialisation and vet work so he can be ready for adoption in a few months. Picture: SUPPLIED
FUREVER FRIEND: Moose is one of Ararat Dog Rescue's newest fosters who is currently undergoing socialisation and vet work so he can be ready for adoption in a few months. Picture: SUPPLIED

Wimmera animal rescue groups continue operations but some have been "run off their feet" with enquiries about adopting dogs amid the COVID-19 shutdown.

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Eliza Berlage

Eliza Berlage made the move to Horsham to report for the Wimmera Mail-Times in October 2019. Originally from Sydney, she has a sociology background and spent two years working in the press gallery in Canberra.

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