News Pet of the week | Albie By Kayla Jones May 14, 2024 Package deal: Albie loves to run around with his favourite squeaky toy. Introducing the pet of the week — Albie! Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Albie is a charming 20-week-old bull Arab cross in search of a loving forever home in which to flourish and thrive. Albie is energetic and loves to play. His favourite pastime is running around with his beloved squeaky toy. Albie would be best suited to a family ready to match his energy and spend time embracing his playful streak. Because of his young age, Albie is a little inexperienced and may benefit from additional basic obedience training. However, he’s a quick learner and eager to please. With a bit of patience and guidance, Albie is sure to become the perfect, life-long companion. With more training, he could be a great fit for homes with small children and cats. If you think Albie would make a great addition to your family, please complete the online adoption questionnaire. The application must include photos of your secure yard, and if successful, a shelter staff member will be in touch to organise a meet and greet. D240163 – Albie’s information Species: Dog Breed: Bull Arab cross Gender: Male (desexed) Age: Around 20 weeks Colour: White and tan Adoption fee: $495 (includes vet check, vaccination, de-sexing and microchip identification) Microchip number: 956000016595841 PER source number: BR101093 News Pet of the week | Dusty News Pet of the week | Shelby News Pet of the week | Winnie Related Stories News Look who’s coming to dinnerIn a fantastic day and a wonderful project, Junior Public Speaking was once again held at the Yarrawonga Lions Clubrooms, with eight students participating from Sacred Heart and Yarrawonga P–12. By Yarrawonga Chronicle News Farley hits the road as historic new MPAs Federal Parliament takes its winter break, the new Member for Farrer is making his way around the electorate, meeting with community groups and business owners, including in Corowa and Mulwala. By Christine McKee News Edna’s wedding and life in post-war Yarrawonga.The YMCLC Oral History Group invites you to take a step back in time as they reach into their files to present a story from days gone by. These stories are as spoken by the interviewee, and transcribed as such. Edna Etchells was one of the first people we interviewed back in 2008. Edna lived to the ripe old age of 103. Here is her story of her wedding in 1943 and settling in Yarrawonga after the war. By Contributed News Small school, big opportunitiesWhen Kylie Ellis talks about education, one message shines through, that every child deserves to be known, valued and allowed to thrive. By Dianne Black Newsletter Delivered weekly each Wednesday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular Sport Picola league to be divided in 2027 News Murray Campaspe Business Award finalists announced News Nathalia Show to celebrate 130th edition News Former financial officer sentenced AAP Finance Shares fall from multi-month high as confidence wanes
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