Sarah visits the team from the Middle Island Penguin Project and gets to meet seven Maremmas that protect the Little Penguins of Middle Island from foxes, as made famous by the movie ``Oddball.``
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This week near Apollo Bay in the Victorian Otways, we visited Wildlife Wonders, a new native wildlife sanctuary. We met Fiona and Tracy from Skylos Ecology, whose dogs, Jimmy and Rex help keep the sanctuary predator-free and safe for its inhabitants.
From truffle sniffers to koala dogs and literacy helpers, we've met many different dogs.
Sarah makes her way to Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria; on a drizzly winters day, Sarah pays a visit to Jenny and her dogs, Thomas and Maddie, where she embarks on her very first truffle hunt.
Sarah and the team visit Montpellier Primary School where a small team of volunteers has kickstarted an initiative that uses support dogs to help young students to gain confidence whilst learning how to read.
On Queensland's Sunshine Coast, near Noosa, we meet the University of Sunshine Coast Detection Dogs team, including Romane and her dogs Maya and Bear; we learn about their crucial work monitoring and improving koala habitats.
We find ourselves at Crib Point at a secret training location where some top dogs are trained in search and rescue operations.
We're still in Victoria's Otway Ranges, home to one of Australia's most endangered animals, the tiger quoll; Sarah meets Uda, a Border collie tasked with tracking the local quoll population.
This week near Apollo Bay in the Victorian Otways, we visited Wildlife Wonders, a new native wildlife sanctuary. We met Fiona and Tracy from Skylos Ecology, whose dogs, Jimmy and Rex help keep the sanctuary predator-free and safe for its inhabitants.
Sarah visits the team from the Middle Island Penguin Project and gets to meet seven Maremmas that protect the Little Penguins of Middle Island from foxes, as made famous by the movie ``Oddball.``
From truffle sniffers to koala dogs and literacy helpers, we've met many different dogs.
Sarah visits the team from the Middle Island Penguin Project and gets to meet seven Maremmas that protect the Little Penguins of Middle Island from foxes, as made famous by the movie ``Oddball.``
We're still in Victoria's Otway Ranges, home to one of Australia's most endangered animals, the tiger quoll; Sarah meets Uda, a Border collie tasked with tracking the local quoll population.
We find ourselves at Crib Point at a secret training location where some top dogs are trained in search and rescue operations.
Sarah and the team visit Montpellier Primary School where a small team of volunteers has kickstarted an initiative that uses support dogs to help young students to gain confidence whilst learning how to read.
On Queensland's Sunshine Coast, near Noosa, we meet the University of Sunshine Coast Detection Dogs team, including Romane and her dogs Maya and Bear; we learn about their crucial work monitoring and improving koala habitats.
Sarah makes her way to Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria; on a drizzly winters day, Sarah pays a visit to Jenny and her dogs, Thomas and Maddie, where she embarks on her very first truffle hunt.
