Mini Dachshund Valerie was rescued after lost in the Australian desert

After spending more than 500 days in the Australian desert, Miniature Dachshund was found alive and well.

Kangala Wildlife Rescue, on the coast of Australia, IT in Kangaroo Island, Dog in Valerie, Valerie, Valerie, Valerie said he said. He was last seen with a camp visit in November 2023.

Georgia Gardner and his girlfriend, Joshua Fishlock, a playpen on a playpen in a playpen in a playpen while the couple fishing fishing. When he returned, he went.

Valerie’s 529 days in the desert – to avoid strong heat and prevent poisonous snakes – partially ended using MS Gardner shirt to create a trap.

“After the weeks, tiring efforts (…) Valerie was saved securely and is fit and good,” Kangala said in a social media post.

Charity said that volunteers are looking for more than 1000 hours of work for Valerie covering more than 5,000 km (3.109 miles).

Rescue efforts, control cameras and food, Ms. Gardner includes a TUS cage with a remote door system filled with houses and some Valerie’s home toys.

Lisa Carran, the director of the Kangala, after approaching Valeriel after the dog’s cover, and the dog was wearing with him, he wore the remains of the MS Gardner because he was completely soothing.

After the missing the valerie, other camps in the preliminary days reported that he had put him under a car parked below the dog.

Months later, the ADA’s local residents, Valerie, another Kangala director Jared Carran said he saw a pink collar in accordance with the surprise.

“All dogs would be the last one that I will live there, but there is a good smell,” Mr Carran said.

In a 15-minute video on social media, Mr. and Mrs. Carran “Rollercoaster” explained how the salvation passed.

Ms. Carran said they had to wait until quiet enough to ensure that Valerie is in the right part of Valerie and will not try another run.

“He went towards the back corner where we wanted him. I pressed the button and thankfully, they all worked perfectly,” Mr. Carran.

“I know that people were a little nervous, ‘Why does it take so much?’ But these are what we do in the background. “

Ms. Gardner said in social media after Valerie’s long-awaited salvation said: “Your feelings for anyone who lost a pet is valid and never hopelessly.

“Sometimes good things happen to good people.”