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Sarah Brett

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As seen in: BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio Ulster, HuffPost UK, The West Australian, Kimberley Echo
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KANE Corner: Australian owlet-nightjar saved after wing injury near Halls Creek

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By Sarah Brett Verified
| Kimberley Echo Verified
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Last supper for Kununurra Dollarbird

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By Sarah Brett Verified
| Kimberley Echo Verified
The Kimberley EchoKimberleyRegional WA Sarah BrettThe West Australian Wed, 28 April 2021 10:16AMPremium News delivered to your home. And your pocket. For just $1.* Save over 50% for 8 weeks* Cancel anytime. *Valid for new subscribers only. Offer ends 2 May 2021. T&Cs apply Digital & Print Mon-Sun Papers + Everyday Digital $15.10 per week $1 per day for 8 weeks* || StarLimited Offer Digital Everyday Digital $1 per day
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Kimberley pets: diseases to look out for, a lost “bat-eared” dog and the importance of desexing

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By Sarah Brett Verified
| The West Australian Verified
With the presence of the tick-spread disease Ehrlichia canis in the Kimberley, and in fact in much of Australia, we must now blood-test all our rescued dogs. A bat-eared little girl was found wandering by herself, and no owners claimed her. When she was examined we found she had obvious jaundice (yellowing of her skin and gums) and her blood test showed indicators of tick disease. She has started antibiotic treatment and as in foster care, but her future is somewhat uncertain.
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