TOUGH CANINES: Julia Steley of the RSPCA with some of the puppies that were dumped in Maleny.
TOUGH CANINES: Julia Steley of the RSPCA with some of the puppies that were dumped in Maleny. john mccutcheon

Readers react to latest Coast animal cruelty case

THE latest case of animal cruelty has stirred up strong emotions among Sunshine Coast Daily readers. 

RSPCA is calling for witnesses to come forward with information after six puppies were found abandoned at an overgrown block of land at Maleny. 

The puppies survived a freezing night and the looming grass slasher before they were rescued. 

The incident came just days after almost 50 cats were found dumped in the Beerburrum State Forest.

The spate of animal cruelty cases prompted an outpouring of comments from readers. 

The RSPCA is calling on public assistance to track down the person who dumped puppies in an overgrown block of land at...

Posted by Sunshine Coast Daily on Thursday, 9 July 2015

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Leanne Gant: This makes my blood boil if people don't want the pups why is their dog allowed to not be fixed so this doesn't happen. Take them to a centre to be cared for at least. Don't throw them away like rubbish. Whoever did this is the rubbish.

Tracey Leigh W-st :Animal cruelty is everywhere... too many people have no heart anymore.

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Ann Duggan: Doesn't make sense at all as even the most heartless person would realise they could sell these pups. I wonder my self if they were stolen and someone panicked ? Either way it is disgusting.

Harriet Mcculloch: Glad they have been rescued and yes animal cruelty has gone to far there needs to be very extreme harsh penalties for people who do this.

Kelly Harrison:You should have to desex unless you're a licensed responsible breeder. And licensed breeders should get regular checks to make sure they aren't puppy farming.

Tanya Higgins: It's disgraceful and harsher penalties need to be introduced for people who commit these acts.

Neil Bezani: You should need a licence to keep animals. That way you won't have unwanted pet after Christmas .