After he was on LAM for 529 days, he finally saved Valerie The Dog – National

529 days after Lam, Valerie the Miniature Dachshund She was finally rescued.

Valerie, a small Wiener dog with a pink collar, disappeared for the first time in November 2023 then to flee From her pen on a beach on Kanjaro Island in the south Australia And he fled to the bush in the Ocean Stoke Bay.

With the help of the local population and employees at Kangala Wildlife Rescue, their owners spent the next five days searching for their Faroui friend before surrendering and returning home to New South Wales.

While the missing dogs often took over the hearts, Valerie I acquired international attention When he watched the world and waited closely after reporting several scenes in recent months.

“Kangala Wildlife Rescue has been saved,” Kangala Wildlife Rescue It has been announced in the Facebook group On Friday night, the participation of this shirt, which was once sleeping to the owner of Valerie, was the key to saving it.

Lisa Karan, one of the managers of Kangala, said in a joint video on the social media platform, explaining that the final rescue came when the final rescue came when it came when the final rescue operation came when it came when the final rescue came when it came when the final rescue came when it came, “We managed to tear small tapes from that, and we started the process of adding more and more bits towards the trap site with our progress.” Valery’s curiosity has become better than her She became interested in the cage, which was equipped with games, bed, hidden food and more clothes from their owners.

In the end, Karan explained, the little dog started entering the cage, and at some point, while inhaled for hidden food, they managed to close the cage door.

The dog is likely to be tense and shy after her free time, Karan said she put a “Tatty” shirt now and started approaching the dog, which leads to a slow introduction.

“I went up, we will smell, and we just go through her signals until she was completely calm and turbulence in our lattice. It was great,” Karan said.

Late last month, Valerie topped the headlines of the international newspapers when it was I monitored the surveillance cameras Written by Kangala Wildlife Rescue, she is still wearing her pink collar alive, more than 500 days after her disappearance.

“No one thought that there is little shades like Valerie will remain alone in the wilderness, but after more than 12 months of its disappearance, regular reports began to come around a difficult game with a pink collar that is seen about 15 kilometers from the Bay of Stoxus,” said animal rescue agency in a Facebook post on March 21.

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On March 27, one of the Kangala Rescue employees reported a vision, saying that he enabled the team to narrow the search area, adding that they can now feed Valerie and install cameras to track their movements.

“It looks good,” the employee confirmed in A. Separate Facebook video.

Since its rescue, the Valery’s care team has been building the dog’s confidence and strength.

“Of course, we had its favorites,” Karan said about the meals that came to Valerie. “Grilled chicken and their favorite dogs also – it was the first to help her admit that we are safe and that we are not a threat.”

She also wears a special “escape resistant” to ensure that she is unable to escape again.

The team said in Kanagla that Valerie will be reunited soon with its owners “above the moon”, but first there will be a short period of pressure and relaxation for the small dog.

“We want to return it to its beautiful owners in the best possible way, and we do not cause any shock or stress. Because there is no doubt there in 16 months that would have passed a lot.”

– With files from Global News’ Rachel Goodman

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