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Here are some Australians who 'absolutely' would get their pets vaccinated against COVID-19

Slate recently ran a piece by a woman who described the “agony” of having children under age 5 who weren’t yet eligible for the COVID vaccine and said it was a punch in the gut to hear that approval had been delayed. But what about the agony of those with pets who can’t get vaccinated against the coronavirus? A news station in Australia decided to talk to some pet owners about vaccinating their pets.

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Australia has really managed to surprise us, and not in a good way.

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