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She couldn’t worm her way out of this one. A three-year-old beagle with an insatiable sweet tooth was rushed to the emergency room after eating 2.4 pounds of gummy worms. Scooter, who lives in Australia, was taken to Animal Emergency Service Jindalee this week after her owners discovered their candy stash had been raided. Although the pup’s sister, Jada, was also brought in, Scooter was proven to be responsible for the chow-down after she was weighed and found to be heavier than usual, according to 1News. As a precaution, the vet gave both beagles, whose breed is known for overeating,…
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Published on 23/07/2026 – 18:46 GMT+2 A man has been sentenced to life in prison…
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A Winnipeg property manager is voicing frustrations after the city ordered him to clean up…
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