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Most definitely worth a watch.
Excellent reporting by @IAmAmnaNawaz @johnyangtv @paulsolman @JeffreyBrown and the rest of the team PBS @NewsHour #PlasticProblemPBS

https://t.co/BinKxqIGXw

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Did you miss the #PlasticProblemPBS on @NewsHour? Stream or watch it now on the PBS Video app. https://t.co/Obj2ix34Ef

[Aus Jack Hare @aus_hare]

@CDunnart She is on heart meds three times a day. She should live a relatively normal life. Although she isn't allowed to chase bunnies with her sisters, as she is at greater risk of cardiac arrest. Not too bad for a fourteen-year-old 🐶 She has been getting lots of snuffle whumps 🐶

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G'day, @bunsenbernerbmd,
Is there a chance that you can do a Science Pawcast on Heart Failure in dogs, and why the outcomes are so different compared to humans?
Our oldest bestest girl was recently diagnosed with AF, with the initial diagnosis of Heart Failure.
Thank You 🙇‍♂️

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@analyticflying My thoughts exactly ✈️

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@CDunnart No, but in the UK, they are currently working on a Clinical Trial for LungVax to prevent Lung Cancer.

https://t.co/iSmb8eFbaF

[Team Servicerottie🇨🇦🐕‍🦺🦽 @servicerotties]

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My current dogs have only known me as an amputee and wheelchair user. Maybe they think rolling is for an elite few and that most other dogs just have average walking humans. They love me as I am.

But Kuno knew me before the amputation. We walked together, he licked my toes, and he loved to sit in front of the couch and put his paws on my lap. I had mobility and balance issues and he was learning to assist me on stairs, going from sitting to standing, and to help when I got struck by a dizzy spell. He knew me on my good days, which actually weren't very good, but they weren't really horrible. And he knew me when I would get really, really sick with recurring infections.

During his training he spent many hours hanging out at the IV clinic with me as I got doses of antibiotics. He could tell when my pain levels were getting unbearable and would rest his giant head on me. He knew when I was really sick.

I had been mentoring under a dog trainer and teaching Kuno the skills to be qualified as a service dog in our province when things started to go haywire. First an IV port became infected and I ended up with a bone infection. Kuno stayed at the trainers facility for several weeks while I was in hospital. When I was finally discharged and he could come home, he was ecstatic. Something about him had changed though. He watched me a little more closely, would check in with me more often when I took him to the big off leash park, and he was just a bit more vigilant around me. It was a subtle change but I saw it.

Then a month later I developed a soft tissue infection in my leg. It spread rapidly and I quickly became extremely ill. It was too painful to stand on, I spiked a high fever and couldn't keep food down. A friend came over to help me get a few things done and help me get to our local ER. I had many soft tissue infections before so I figured it would be the usual outpatient antibiotics. She took one look at me and called an ambulance.

I ended up at a large hospital in the city as our local one didn't deal with critical cases. The infection had spread and they amputated both legs. I was really sick for awhile. It took a month before I was stable enough to transfer back to our local hospital and start physical rehabilitation. This time a family member stayed at the house I was renting with the animals. Only fully qualified service dogs were allowed in the city hospital but once I was back at our local one, Kuno could come visit.

I waited impatiently in the hospital courtyard for him. As soon as he saw me, he rushed towards me. Then about 4 feet away he stopped and looked at me. I suppose he was figuring out that something was different. He took a minute and then came up and tried to put his big head in my lap. The wheelchair rolled backwards but he walked with it keeping his head on me until I got the brake on. He thoroughly sniffed what was left of my legs and I asked him to put his paws up on me.

He refused at first. With some encouragement he very carefully put one paw on my lap, and then finally the other one. He was so careful and tried to keep his weight off of me and leaned in for nose kisses. He knew he needed to be extra gentle.

After that day he was always super careful putting his paws on me. He understood things had changed. We learned how to navigate the world with wheelchairs together. At times I felt incredible amounts of guilt because there were so many places I couldn't take him to now. I couldn't get to the edge of a pond to take him wading or go wandering through a forest with him. I worried that he was missing out on things so I became determined to learn how to do as much as I could with dogs and find ways to meet his exercise needs, and more importantly, ensure he had the mental stimulation, challenges, and enrichment opportunities he deserved. And together, we did some pretty amazing things.

❤️ Because of him, I now have the skills to do so much more with dogs.
#ThrowbackThursday

[Aus Jack Hare @aus_hare]

Mr CEO?
@hamhammer27

[VicEmergency @vicemergency]

Did you feel a little rumbling at your feet last night? A magnitude 2.7 earthquake occurred at Sandy Point at 7:10pm on Thursday 28 May 2026.

🌐 You can submit a report if you felt it: https://t.co/Yd3FISzD7M

📞 If you require emergency assistance from @vicsesnews, call 132 500

[VicTraffic @VicTraffic]

The left westbound emergency lane is blocked on Napier Street, Footscray prior to the rail bridge after Hyde Street, due to an over height truck. Transport Victoria's incident response service is on the way. Please be vigilant for people out of their vehicles. #victraffic

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@PhilHazell1 https://t.co/ZmX0TTs8Zi

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@PhilHazell1 This is a former bikkie who has done some very questionable reporting.

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@aussiewongm Engineer. Do you not know about biology?

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@VicTraffic Is that a spare wheel?

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Hold up! Why is my parcel in Cressy when it meant to be being delivered to me on the Bellarine Peninsula?

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@servicerotties @HeyPistol Happy Birthday, Jason 🥳🎂🐶

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@CallissClan I am guessing that he is named after the Tolkien character?

[EarthquakesGA @EarthquakesGA]

Region: Kalgoorlie-Boulder, WA
Mag: 2.5
UTC: 2026-05-21 09:49:12
Lat: -30.72, Lon: 121.44
Dep: 10km
For more info and updates, or if you felt this earthquake, go to https://t.co/1pxgu9cKpY

[Aus Jack Hare @aus_hare]

@literar63 Wait, I didn't think that the Sprinters were allowed to run as a single car, due to them not being heavy enough to set off the level crossing circuits?

[Calliss Clan (@callissclan.bsky.social) @CallissClan]

It’s a boy!
Meet #Beren aka Banana 🍌
Originally, #BerenBanana was meant to be Abla’s protege but the universe had different plans. I can’t wait to see what’s in store!
Welcome to the clan, handsome fella 💛

[Aus Jack Hare @aus_hare]

Another bogan at Avalon this morning.

https://t.co/nVYsqrHIi5