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Dogs continue to amaze us with their incredible abilities. Their superior sense of smell can help detect health issues or illegal substances. For some dogs, that sense of smell can also help save other animals from danger. Bear is one of those super-dogs saving animal lives with his sniffing skill. The Border Collie/Koolie mix uses his powerful nose to rescue koalas threatened by devastating fires in Australia. Dangerous bushfires have been raging throughout New South Wales. While this has is dog training a good career been harmful to many, it’s especially devastating for the local koala populations. As a detection dog, Bear is trained to locate live koalas by the scent of their fur. He runs through flaming forests to retrieve them.  International Fund for Animal Welfare wrote on Facebook how valuable Bear’s talents are. Bear has already been deployed to some of the hardest hit areas, including southeast Queensland. IFAW wildlife campaigner Josey Sharrad told Brisbane Times that Bear is a Godsend during an extremely difficult time.

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