Noosa News
Dog left to die in scorching sun
RSPCA Queensland Inspector Ben Newman was called to the critical job on the southside where a dog was suffering heat exhaustion.According to the RSPCA, the dog had been left tethered to a clothesline in someone’s backyard.They said no one was home at the time and no food, water or shelter was provided for the dog.
They said the dog had also tangled its lead around the clothesline, which restricted its movement.Inspector Newman seized the dog, which was in a critical…
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