September 9, 2026 — 5:50am

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Long rows of cages line a corridor, the wind whistling through gaps in the metal roof as our arrival sets off a chorus of barking.

This is the notorious A Block in the Lost Dogs’ Home, which houses 54 dogs and is freezing in winter and stiflingly hot in summer.

Tanya Drakopoulos, chief executive of the Lost Dogs’ Home, warns that A Block is a confronting sight and not a place visitors are usually shown.

She wants to be transparent about the challenges the Lost Dogs’ Home is facing as it waits to find out its…

Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU