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Meet Moreton Bay's cutest dog
Five-month-old Pekingese Phébé from Burpengary has been crowned Moreton Bay’s cutest pet after winning Moreton Daily’s first city-wide competition by public vote.
Top dog names, breeds and tips
Moreton Bay’s most popular dog breeds and names have been revealed for International Dog Day, as owners are reminded to keep registration and microchip details up to date.
New health hub - for pets
Pet Health Hub is helping Moreton Bay pet owners find vets, groomers, walkers and trainers while offering a lost pet register with QR-linked ID tags designed to reunite missing animals with their families faster.
Luna is Moreton Bay’s purr-fect name
Luna has been crowned Moreton Bay’s most popular cat name for International Cat Day, with new Council data also revealing the region’s favourite breeds, top suburbs for registrations and a reminder to register your feline.
Cut-price plea to pet owners
Moreton Bay pet owners are urged to desex their cats and dogs, with RSPCA Queensland offering 20% off at participating vets to improve animal welfare and prevent unwanted litters.
Call to protect posties from dogs
Moreton Bay dog owners are being urged to secure their pets as Australia Post reports rising dog attacks and near misses, with 15 incidents involving posties recorded across the region in six months.
Backing for dog park and Central plan
Moreton Bay City Council has approved plans for a new off-leash dog park at Margate and set dog access rules for Moreton Bay Central, balancing recreation opportunities with wildlife protection.
Host a hound like Snickers
A Moreton Bay family is encouraging locals to foster greyhounds during National Greyhound Adoption Month after welcoming Snickers into their home. The Greyhound Adoption Program helps retired racing dogs transition into family life.
Moreton Bay's top dogs revealed
Doggy data has revealed the top 10 breeds and names of man’s best friend in Moreton Bay region.
Discounted desexing for Moreton Bay pet owners
RSPCA Queensland has teamed up with Moreton Bay City Council to help make pet desexing more affordable and ease cost-of-living pressures associated with pet ownership. Here are the details.