A Townsville family has raised concerns about wild dogs and dingoes after their pet dog was killed and eaten. File picture Source: Quest Newspapers
A FAMILY living next to a golf course in north Queensland wants nearby residents to watch out for wild dogs or dingoes after their kelpie was killed and eaten.
Kevin Burns, who lives on Golf Links Drive at Kirwan, in suburban Townsville, awoke on Friday to the news his dog had been killed on one of the Willows golf club fairways outside his back yard.
"A couple of guys from the pro shop just asked if one of our dogs was missing," he told The Townsville Bulletin.
"Then they asked me what breed it was and they told me to come with them.
"I found her remains, what was left of her, on the fairway and you could see the blood trail.
"They didn't just kill Amber, they ate her."
Mr Burns said he tried to report the matter to the authorities to try and prevent any children being injured but was bounced between State Government departments.
"I don't think they understand the term 'eaten'," he said. "My dog wasn't just mauled and killed, she was eaten, including her insides.
"I repeatedly said I wasn't worried about what happened to my dog, I was worried about what could happen to a kid.
Townsville City Council's Healthy City Safe City Committee chairman Cr Gary Eddiehausen said he was concerned about the behaviour of the killer animals.
"I'm worried about this because it is really unusual that (an animal's) organs get eaten like this," he said.
Read the full story at The Townsville Bulletin.
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