After 529 days on Lam, Valerie Manager Discover Finally saved.
A little Wenner dog with a pink collar, Valerie, November 2023 then disappeared first Escaped From his pen on a coast on Kingaro Island in the south Australia And ran in the bush in the vicinity of Stokes Bay.
Its owners, with the help of locals and staff at the Kingala Wildlife Rescue, spent the next five days in search of New South Wales and looking for their dear friend before leaving.
And when the lost dogs often occupy the hearts, the valerry Gained international attention As the world looked and waited, he followed in recent months after being informed of several views.
Kingala Wildlife Rescue Announced on your Facebook group On Friday night, sharing that a well -worn T -shirt that once belonged to the owner of Valerie was the key to rescue.
“We managed to sprinkle smaller strips, and we began the process of adding more bits to the trap site as well,” Lisa Cranne, one of the director of Kangala, said in a video shared on the social media platform. Valerie's curiosity became better than that And she was interested in the cage, wearing more than toys, a bed, hidden meal and its owners.
Finally, Cran explained, the little dog started entering the cage and on one occasion, when she was walking for a hidden meal, she managed to close the cage door from afar.
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Knowing that after being released at the time, the dog was nervous and shy, Kran said that he now applied a “TT” shirt and started approaching the dog with a slow introduction.
Kiran said, “She came up, smelling us and we will only go with her gestures until she is fully calm and smuggled into our lap. It was amazing.”
Make global headlines when he was on the end of the last month, when he was Viewed on surveillance cameras It has still been donated by the Kangala Wildlife Rescue and her pink collar and alive, after more than 500 days after the disappearance.
Before disappearing in November 2023, Valerie with his owners, enthusiasm and Georgia.
Kingala Wildlife Rescue / Facebook
The Animal Rescue Agency said in a Facebook post on March 21, “No one thought that a little like Valerie would survive alone in the jungle, but more than 12 months after his disappearance, regular reports about Dachand began to arrive, with a pink collar stokes and about 15 km away.”
On March 27, a member of the Kangala rescue staff reported the view, which said he could enable the team to reduce the search area, adding that he could now feed Valerie and install cameras to track its movement.
The staff member confirmed, “They look really healthy.” Separate Facebook video.
Since its rescue, the Valerie care team has been working to increase the dog's confidence and strength.
Kiran first said of the meal brought to Valerie, “Of course we had his favorite.” “Rost Chicken and his favorite dog food – they were the first things to help recognize that we were safe and we were not in danger.”
He has also worn a special “escape -proof” use to ensure that he does not manage to run again.
The Kangala team said that Velary would soon be re -mixed with its “over moon” owners, but the first small dog would be a short period of decimal and softening.
“We want to return it to our beautiful owners in the best way, and do not want to cause further trauma or stress. Because of course, there would be a lot of passage there in 16 months.”
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