Auckland Council's animal shelter trial of Afterpay to help dog owners afford reclaiming impounded animals is discussed, highlighting both potential benefits and concerns about financial responsibility and dog safety.
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New way to make ends, uh a new way to pay, should I say, if you've got a dog in the pound at the Orkham Council. And this is because owners have been struggling to make ends meet. Afterpay has been trial for eight months at three main shelters, and that began in April. So they've had a look at it. In its first month, 15% of all payments use the Buy Now Pay Latest scheme on the tick. And at least a third of impounded dogs normally go unclaimed. The council's regional animal shelter manager, Nikki Cripps, joins me now. Hello, thank you for having me. Um, so uh more dogs being claimed now that people can play on the Never Never.
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