Albury Wodonga Animal Rescue says pets are a long-term commitment

Sophie Boyd
Updated January 10 2021 - 9:21pm, first published January 9 2021 - 3:21pm
HOPEFUL: Albury Wodonga Animal Rescue's Rae Smith with Clyde and Lorraine Webb with Claire. The rescue hope they won't see the usual post-Christmas influx of dumped 'present pets'. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
HOPEFUL: Albury Wodonga Animal Rescue's Rae Smith with Clyde and Lorraine Webb with Claire. The rescue hope they won't see the usual post-Christmas influx of dumped 'present pets'. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Border animal rescuers have warned residents pets are a long-term commitment and not something to be adopted on impulse for Christmas or during COVID.

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Sophie Boyd

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