Vote now for Sunshine Coast’s cutest dog of 2024
After hundreds of nominations from smitten dog parents, we’ve compiled an amazing list of finalists for our 2024 cutest dog competition. SEE THE PHOTOS + VOTE
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After hundreds of nominations from smitten dog parents, we’ve compiled an amazing list of fetching finalists for our 2024 cutest dog competition.
View each gallery and vote for the dog you believe should win through the corresponding poll below.
The poll is listed in the same order as the gallery, eg photo number one will be name one in the poll.
There are some polls which feature dogs with the same name, so be careful voting.
Voting closes at 5pm Sunday, September 22.
The dog with the most votes overall will win a professional photoshoot with their owner and a keepsake article in the Sunshine Coast Daily
Happy voting!
Originally published as Vote now for Sunshine Coast’s cutest dog of 2024
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