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Dogs help save koalas in Australian wildfires

By Caitlin Yilek
Published January 10, 2020 4:35pm ET
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Dogs help save koalas in Australian wildfires
Rescuers in Australia are using dogs to save koalas as fires ravage parts of the country. The owner of TATE Animal Training Enterprises, which trains dogs on how to find threatened species, told ABC News his team of canines has rescued dozens of koalas. One dog, 4-year-old Taylor, has helped save eight koalas since September, […]

Rescuers in Australia are using dogs to save koalas as fires ravage parts of the country.

The owner of TATE Animal Training Enterprises, which trains dogs on how to find threatened species, told ABC News his team of canines has rescued dozens of koalas.

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