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✓ Published: 20-May-2024
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Animal welfare advocates are sounding the alarm once again following the death of another dog at the Wentworth Park greyhound racing track in inner Sydney. This incident marks the third dog death at the facility this year. Activists are urging the government to adhere to its previously announced plan to phase out racing at this location, emphasising the need for urgent action to prevent further tragedies.
Animal welfare advocates are sounding the alarm once again following the death of another dog at the Wentworth Park greyhound racing track in inner Sydney. This incident marks the third dog death at the facility this year. Activists are urging the government to adhere to its previously announced plan to phase out racing at this location, emphasising the need for urgent action to prevent further tragedies.
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