Bid to save stray NSW pets from death row

By Tiffanie Turnbull
Updated November 18 2021 - 3:45am, first published 3:32am
A NSW bill will make it mandatory for shelters to consult with rescue groups before killing animals.
A NSW bill will make it mandatory for shelters to consult with rescue groups before killing animals.

When Emma Hurst heard more than a dozen dogs were legally shot at an outback NSW pound during the pandemic - despite options to rehome them - she vowed no more would die in the same fashion.

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