The source of the deadly poison responsible for killing five dogs that visited Buddina beach may never be known, an investigating authority warns.
The source of the deadly poison responsible for killing five dogs that visited Buddina beach on Queensland's Sunshine Coast may never be known, an investigating authority has warned.The RSPCA says it is trying to determine if the dog poisonings at Buddina beach are intentional, accidental or environmentalA commemorative walk will be held this Sunday in honour of the five dogs that have died
The RSPCA said the poisonings could have been one of three ways: intentional, accidental or environmental."Someone may have put poison baits out, or it could have been accidental in that someone spilled something like medication through the sand," she said"There's a multitude of things that it could be, unfortunately, we haven't been able to determine just yet."She said while investigators were working hard on the case, there may not be an easy answer.
In a statement, Sunshine Coast Council said it had nothing further to report and it continued to liaise with the RSPCA as the lead agency.A crowdfunding page has been launched to help cover the costs for the owners of the dogs that have died.Rescue dog Sophie died after a suspected poisoning incident at Buddina beach."We can compensate them for the veterinary costs, including emergency hospitalisation, tests, medication, euthanasia and funeral expenses," he said.
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