Voting open for the Maranoa region’s cutest dog of 2021
Voting is now open to determine which pup will claim the crown of the Maranoa’s cutest dog for 2021. See all the dogs and choose your top three here:
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The Western Star put a call out on Facebook in a quest to find the cutest dog in our regions and we were inundated with adorable photos of the Maranoa region’s furry residents.
You have three votes to help crown the Maranoa region’s cutest pup in the poll below with voting closing at 11.59pm on Sunday, October 17.
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Note: The poll does not work in the app so please use a browser to make your selection.
Originally published as Voting open for the Maranoa region’s cutest dog of 2021
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