Feral Animal Reports

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In conjunction with a feral pest animal program in Townsville, the wild dogs trapped underwent laboratory testing for Disease, Hydatids & Hookworm etc,. For the full report, see Thesis 2002 by Bethany Brown.

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Reports

When called in to correct a feral animal problem, Ferals Out will initiate a scheduled monitoring program to ascertain movements of both feral pest species and native fauna. This monitoring then forms the preliminary stages of the report which is formulated as control programs are formalised and implemented. Reports will always be specific to the unique control progam for each and every application.

We have also supplied a copy of a thesis written by Bethany Brown dealing with the Prevalence of Parasites in Wild Dogs/Dingoes in Suburban fringe areas of Townsville.

This reports page will be continually updated with new material as information is correlated and processed.

An Extract from the Port of Brisbane Environmental Report 2000/2001	Thesis 2002 by Bethany Brown This is an Adobe.pdf file and you need Adobe Acrobat reader to view the file. If you need the reader, it is available as a free download.	Department of Defence Enoggera Close Training Area.
A Press Release by The Dept of Agriculture of Western Australia on Wild Dog Control Measures	A paper, by B Brown & DB Copeman, published in the Australian Veterinary Journal 2003, Survey of Zoonotic Importance of Parasites in Wild Dogs in Townsville.	A Paper outlining the real possibility of Hydatid Disease Threats to the General Public on Brisbane's Sunshine Coast.

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