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The video caused a significant stir online, prompting the poster to reach out to the RSPCA, EQ Tower management, Victoria Police, and several animal rescue groups for help.
They were later contacted by the City of Melbourne, which said it would reach out to the owner.
Corgi has ‘new lease on life’
The corgi is now undergoing medical checks at The Lost Dogs’ Home in north Melbourne and is not yet available for adoption.
“Every pet deserves a safe and loving environment, and we’ll now work to find this pup a forever family.”

According to the City of Melbourne, after the owners relinquished custody, the 16-month-old corgi is now enjoying a fresh start. Source: Supplied / City of Melbourne
Mel McCarthy, service delivery and local government manager at The Lost Dogs’ Home, said the corgi was in good hands.