Dr. Liz Walker
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first heard Jan 2022
last heard Jan 2022
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That comes from the community.
And around about 10% of it comes from government funding.
That's around predominantly...
providing funding towards the inspectorate, their law enforcement activities.
And the rest of it is like around social enterprises.
So our veterinary clinics, we run op shops and things like that.
That's right.
Well, they won't.
It's a really big, it's a very big industry.
And so it's a commitment to a phase out.
And in fact, the phase out, a complete phase out is unlikely to be until about 2036, about 15 years.
But certainly we're hoping that a lot of that will be brought forward.
In fairness, the industry has to be given a chance to adapt because the infrastructure associated with the industry is enormous.
Yeah so I think the first thing to ask yourself before you even go to how am I going to get this animal as well, what sort of animal should I get?
And you talked about the fact that you know you landed on a rabbit.
Rabbits make great great pets and you know they can be little box trained and all that sort of stuff.
So I think when you when you think about having an animal
understand why you want one they're so good for you they're good for your mental health and well-being they're good for your physical health as well a connection wonderful for kids too but you do have to just look at what your lifestyle is so if you do live in an apartment for instance you need to think about well how often will I be home how am I going to exercise this animal if it needs to be exercised what can I actually do so you know if you do live in an apartment you really want a dog you might you need probably one that
that you can commit to doing the right amount of exercise.
A greyhound, although big, can be good for apartments because they don't actually need a whole lot of exercise.
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