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The Carlow-Kilkenny Dog Shelter has issued an update on what has been a busy week at their at Garryduff in Paulstown. - MEET THE DOGS BELOW
On Tuesday, Shaggy went into the care of Deel Sighthound Rescue, Feile and Marilla went into the care of Roscommon SPCA CLG and Caoimhe went to Molly Moos Rescue.
On Thursday, Siog and three dogs who were owner surrenders went to The Haven Rescue, and another three owner surrenders went into the care of Mo Chara Animal Rescue.
Meanwhile, two more dogs were brought to Wicklow Animal Rescue, leaving a total of 13 dogs homed this week.
"We can’t thank our rescue friends enough for their help and support. We couldn’t do it without all of you, together we can make a difference," a spokesperson for the shelter said.
CLICK >TO SCROLL THROUGH PICTURES FROM THE SHELTER THIS WEEK
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