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‘I froze my dog’: Can you bring your pet back from the dead?

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Ever wish your pet could live forever? Dale professionally froze his dog so he can bring her back to life one day. This could soon be an option for other pet lovers - with Australia's first cryonics facility about to open. Cryonics is preserving bodies at extremely low temperatures, in the hope future technology will allow them to be revived. The promise of immortality can be very tempting - but some scientists have doubts about whether it will work.
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