New warning as Uber now offers rides for pets
A warning has been issued after Uber revealed its decision to trial customer trips with pets in Sydney and Brisbane. This is how it will work, what it costs and the suburbs where it’s offered.
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Uber pet rides come with a catch
Your furbaby can now officially come along for that Uber ride, but there’s a nasty catch.
How dogs are keeping kids out of jail
Bernie Shakeshaft, 2020 Local Hero in the Australian of the Year Awards credits dogs with the success of his programs helping troubled kids live a better life. Find out more about the potential of dogs and the best dog-friendly activities near you.
Dog has ‘low-level’ coronavirus infection
Hong Kong authorities have confirmed a coronavirus patient’s pet dog has a “low-level infection” saying it is “likely to be a case of human-to-animal transmission”.
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