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LETTER: Injured animals shouldn't be left to suffer on Saanich roadside

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Agencies fail to respond to raccoon struck by vehicle

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Dread of finding kangaroo injured and left to die

“I would like to appeal to people to please slow down on the roads, look out for wildlife and to check animals that have been hit. It’s possible for animals such as kangaroos, possums and wombats (and their babies) to survive a car strike,” says letter writer REBECCA MARKS. One of my most dreaded scenarios in life happened when driving from Canberra to Mount Fairy, NSW, to visit family. I found a badly injured, young male kangaroo on the side of…

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LETTER: Injured animals shouldn't be left to suffer on Saanich roadside

Agencies fail to respond to raccoon struck by vehicle

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