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  • Diesel – Photo 1 of 19

    Diesel

    €245adoption fee

    Cross / Staffordshire Bull Terrier · 2 years · Male · Large

    Co. Wicklow, Ireland

    Fun, clever and full of life, Diesel is ready to find an experienced home where he can learn, grow and be truly loved. At just 2-years-old, Diesel has already been through a lot. He was rescued by the NSPCA after being found living outside in poor conditions, missing out on the care and stability every dog deserves. Despite his tough start, Diesel is a bright and happy boy with a wonderful personality. He walks well on his harness and is very intelligent, picking up new things quickly. He has a playful, goofy side that makes him incredibly endearing and brings a lot of joy to those around him. Diesel is still learning the basics and can sometimes act like a big puppy, not always realising his size. Because of this, he will need an experienced owner who is confident with large breeds and committed to continuing his training in a positive and consistent way. He has lots of energy and will thrive in a home that can provide both physical exercise and mental stimulation, along with structure and routine. Diesel would be best suited a home with adults and/or older teenagers who understand he can be jumpy and can guide him as he continues to learn and mature. He could potentially live with another dog, pending a successful meet. With the right support, Diesel will grow into a loyal, fun and loving companion who will bring so much happiness to his future family.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Coinin

    €245adoption fee

    Lurcher · 3 years · Male · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    3 year old Coinin is a happy, social boy, he was found as a stray. He loves the company of other dogs so would suit a home that already has a dog. Coinin loves his walks and enjoys having space to run, explore and burn off energy; he could live in an apartment provided he gets enough daily time to run! After this he will happily curl on the couch. He is bouncy at times so a family with older children would be best. Coinin is a fun and affectionate boy who will make a wonderful companion. Could you be the one to give him his forever home? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Vada

    €245adoption fee

    Cross / Lurcher · 3 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    This shy but sweet girl Vada, is 3 years old and looking for a quiet and patient home. She adores other dogs so could live in a home with another dog. She would best suit a home with adults or teenager who will give her time to grow in confidence. Vada has a very gentle nature and just needs a bit of time to build trust with new people. Vada is a special girl who just needs the right home to help her blossom. Could you be the one to give her the love she deserves? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Broc

    €245adoption fee

    Patterdale · 4 years · Male · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    4 year old Broc came to us from another rescue. Broc is an active boy and loves being outdoors but could potentially suit apartment living as his foster family reports, he just wants to curl on the couch after his walk. Broc was a great boy, not only in the foster home but on his many adventures with them including some pet friendly cafes! Broc would suit a family with older children or an adult who is equally up for a game of fetch! Is Broc the boy for you? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Ted

    €245adoption fee

    Pitbull · 2-5 Years · Male · Medium

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    This boy is your classic overgrown puppy. He’s full of beans, big on affection and always up for an adventure. This boy is an absolute star with staff, volunteers, and even the vet — such a brave boy! Ted adores his walks, playtime, and treats, which makes training with him lots of fun. He is a very energetic boy and will thrive with an owner experienced with high-energy restricted breeds who can continue to channel his enthusiasm in a positive way. Ted is a clever lad and, with time, patience, and consistency, he is well on his way to becoming a refined gentleman. He is both muzzle trained and lead trained, and has already made plenty of friends in the centre. His happiest moments are spent enjoying cuddles with his people or a good game of tug-of-war. Ted would love a home where he can be the centre of attention as the only dog in the household. He is best suited to a home with older children (16+), a secure garden where he can play and burn off energy, and with an owner committed to continuing his training and exercise routine. A cat-free home is also needed, as they are way too much fun to chase.. Do you think you could be the perfect fit for Ted?

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Tiny

    €245adoption fee

    German Shepherd · 6 years · Male · Large

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    6 year old Tiny, came in to the shelter through our inspectors. He is looking for a home as the only dog as he prefers to stick to canine socialising outside of the home. He can be a little nervous when meeting new people so a home with adults or teenagers would be best, however, once your friends... he will greet you with the best bum wag! Could you be the one to welcome him into your family? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Jacob

    €245adoption fee

    American Staffie · 2-5 Years · Male · Medium

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    Meet Jacob, a handsome boy with a gentle nature who’s ready to find his forever home! Jacob is a lovely boy who is looking for a very special home where he can feel safe, settled and secure. He is great on the lead, very clean, and is fully muzzle trained, showing what a quick and willing learner he is. Jacob can become attached to his family quite quickly, so he really values having people he trusts around him. Jacob needs a female-only home with no other dogs. Breed experience is preferred, and we’re looking for a quiet, calm household with not too many visitors coming and going. He’ll do best with someone who understands his needs and can give him the consistency and stability he needs to settle. Jacob has lots of good qualities and, with the right person and environment, has the potential to become a wonderful and devoted companion. If you think you could offer Jacob the calm and loving home he’s looking for, please fill in an application form.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Trixie

    €245adoption fee

    Collie · 4 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    4 year old Trixie came into the NSPCA from another rescue in search of her forever home. She has spent some time in foster and done really well. She can be shy of some people at first so an adult home would be best and she could live with another dog as she adores dogs. Trixie would best suit an area to live that doesn't have busy roads along her walk, she can find lots of moving cars a bit stressful. She is extremely intelligent and will suit an active family that will bring her on regular adventures. Can you offer a special girl the forever home she deserves? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
  • Lexi – Photo 1 of 9

    Lexi

    €245adoption fee

    Collie · 5-7 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    Smart, sensitive, and full of energy. Lexi is looking for a calm home where she can thrive and feel secure. Smart, sensitive, intense and full of energy, Lexi is a serious border collie looking for an experienced home where she can thrive. Lexi is an incredibly intelligent girl who needs more than just walks to keep her happy. She will need lots of mental stimulation, training and enrichment, and ideally a home where she can have a job or something purposeful to keep her busy. She’s happiest when she has something to focus her clever Collie brain on. She absolutely loves being active and enjoys walks, runs, hikes and, above all else, chasing her ball — in Lexi’s world, the ball is king! 🎾 She’s also highly trainable and loves learning new things, particularly when there are tasty rewards involved. Lexi is toilet trained, sleeps indoors, walks well on lead and has great recall, particularly when her favourite toy is involved. She is also continuing to work on her training and will need an owner who is confident, consistent and strong-willed, while using positive and appropriate training methods to help her continue progressing. Like many Border Collies, Lexi can be sensitive and may become overwhelmed in busy or noisy environments. She needs a calm, quiet home, ideally away from heavy traffic and lots of activity. A secure, spacious garden is a must! Lexi is looking for an adult-only home with someone experienced with collies who understands that she isn’t your typical easy-going pet dog. She would preferably live with a female main carer, and she needs to be the only dog in the home. Lexi is a special girl who needs a very specific home, but for the right person, she has the potential to be an incredibly rewarding companion. If you have collie experience, the time and commitment to continue her training, and the ability to give her the structure and purpose she needs, Lexi could be the girl for you.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Obi

    €245adoption fee

    Jack Russell Terrier / Staffordshire Bull Terrier · 6 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    6 Year old Obi, was originally rescued but is back here in the shelter due to her family having a new baby, it has been a tough transition for her as she loved her home comforts. Obi was once a bubbly outgoing girl but the uncertainty she has endured in life has broken her trust in this world, we would love to see that old girl back. An adult home or one with teenagers would be best. She would prefer to be the only dog to gain all the cuddles. A bonus would be a family who loves beach adventures or walks in nature; we have been told the woods are her happy place! Obi has the perfect balance of always being up for an adventure but equally being happy to snuggle on the couch for a cuddle. She is calm enough in the house to be an ideal companion for someone who works from home, she will happily curl at your feet or a nearby couch. This could also make her an ideal dog for an apartment. She is a clever girl, with great basic obedience training as well a a few tricks for good measure! Paw & Spin being her favourites to cash in on a treat! Can you offer Obi her final forever home? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Tinkerbell

    €245adoption fee

    Staffordshire Bull Terrier · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    2 year old Tinkerbell has the best smile in the shelter! She is a staffie cross so is considered a pocket bully but this pocket sized girl is bursting with personality. She loves to greet everyone she meets. Tinkerbell would be best suited as the only dog in the home, while still enjoying social time with dog pals out on walks. Due to her bouncy and excitable nature, a home with teenagers would be most suitable. If you’re looking for a fun, affectionate, and spirited companion, Tinkerbell could be the perfect match. To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Rose

    €245adoption fee

    Rottweiler · 4 years · Female · Large

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    4 year old Rose came in through our inspectors. This girl is shy at first but then loves cuddles and doesn't know her own size when trying to squeeze on your lap! Rose loves other dogs so a home with or without another dog would be good for Rose. She would be best suited to a home with teenagers. Could you be the one to give Rose the loving home she deserves? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Star

    €245adoption fee

    Beagle / Bulldog · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    This playful 2 year old girl is looking for a home. She could live with another dog that enjoys rough and tumble playing. Star is very much a puppy still and can be curious and full of energy at times but she is so much fun. Her ideal home would be with teenagers or adults who will keep her active, she is happiest when on a walk so a family who love to get out in nature would be the dream for Star! After she is done playimg she loves to tuck herself up in a blanket for a snooze...its adorable!! Here’s what her foster had to say: “Just a few words on Star: she is an amazing girl. She is so much fun with a lot of go but happily settles in a routine. She loves her walks, loves a good wrestle with our dog Dakota and is just bursting with affection. She absolutely loves attention. She’d also cuddle you to death if you let her. So if someone out looking for endless cuddles, she’s the one. Crawling in and under blankets and throws you have on you for a sneaky nap I think was her favourite. She toilet trained no accidents at all.” If you’re looking for a fun-loving, affectionate, and energetic companion, Star could be the perfect match for you. To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    In foster home

    Rhoda

    €275adoption fee

    Lurcher Cross · 4 years · Female · Medium

    Ireland

    Meet Rhoda, a young lurcher with a big heart and a wonderfully confident spirit. Small in size, she carries herself with grace and charm, and absolutely adores human company. Rhoda is an affectionate lady who loves nothing more than a classic lurcher lean, gently pressing into you for closeness and comfort. Out on walks, Rhoda can happily stroll alongside calm dogs, but in her home she would prefer to be the only pet so she can soak up all the love and attention. She is best suited to a quieter setting, ideally a low traffic area or somewhere with peaceful walking routes where she can relax and enjoy her surroundings without too much hustle and bustle. Rhoda could live with teenagers aged 14 and over who understand her playful, exuberant nature and can enjoy her lively personality. A home with a secure garden is a must, giving her the freedom to stretch her legs and enjoy her joyful zooms. With the right environment, Rhoda will make a deeply loving and loyal companion, bringing warmth, fun, and plenty of cuddles to her new home.

    Listed byDogs Trust (ROI)
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    Xena

    €200adoption fee

    Shepherd · 5 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    We are sadly looking to rehome our nearly 5-year-old German Shepherd, Xena, due to housing circumstances. Xena is a loyal and protective dog who is excellent with children and has been part of a busy family environment. She is okay with cats, though supervision is advised, especially around food as she can be food dominant. She would make a great guard dog, as she is naturally wary of visitors. She can be unsure at first, but with calm, dog-friendly people and proper introductions, she settles well and builds trust. Xena is a reactive and nervous dog, particularly around other dogs, likely due to limited socialisation during COVID. Because of this, she would be best suited to a home with no other dogs and with an owner experienced in handling reactive or anxious dogs. She has been keyhole neutered (spayed) and is microchipped. Xena has never been crated, travels well in the car, and is good on the lead. She understands and follows basic commands and is a clever, responsive dog. She is also very expressive—she’ll even put her ears back when she knows she’s done something wrong. She is very alert and will bark at almost anything (even small movements like leaves or dust), so she needs an owner who understands this behaviour and can manage or train it appropriately. Ideal home: No other dogs Someone experienced with reactive or nervous dogs A calm, structured environment Secure outdoor space This is a very difficult decision for our family, and we are committed to finding Xena a safe, patient, and permanent home where she can thrive. to apply for Xena, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Delta

    €245adoption fee

    Cross / German Shepherd · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Delta is just 2 years old, she's a shy but cuddly girl. Her ideal home would be with a couple or home that does not have too much actively, she can be a little nervous in loud settings. Delta would love a home with another dog, a confident companion would be great for her. She has spent time in a foster home and her foster reported she was quickly like a puppy once in the home. If you think you could be the one to give this special girl her forever home, visit the shelter. To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    In foster home

    Rusty

    €275adoption fee

    Lurcher Cross · 6 years · Male · Large

    Ireland

    Rusty is a 6-year-old gentleman with a loving nature and a real appreciation for the simple things in life. He adores being close to his people, whether thats curling up beside you on the couch or stretching out in a warm patch of sunshine for a peaceful snooze. He still has a playful side, especially when it comes to his soft toys, which he delights in de-fluffing with great enthusiasm before proudly carrying them around. Rusty is dog-social, though his excitement can sometimes get the better of him when hes out and about. For that reason, he needs to be the only dog in the home, keeping his canine friendships to those he meets on walks. He could live with children aged 10 who understand that hes not a rough-and-tumble playmate - he's a chilled companion who values gentle affection and a relaxed atmosphere. Rusty would thrive in a quieter area and will need a fully enclosed garden, as hes surprisingly springy when he wants to be. Rusty is ready to settle into a peaceful, loving home where he can enjoy comfort, companionship, and all the cosy moments he deserves. Type of home required: He would like a secure garden where he can play with his toys and someone to give him time on his walks so he can sniff away at his own pace.

    Listed byDogs Trust (ROI)
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    Ariel

    £200adoption fee

    Central Asian Shepherd · 1 year · Female

    Co. Down, Northern Ireland

    Ariel: A Guardian in Need of a Kingdom! 🏰🐾 Meet Ariel, the magnificent one-year-old Central Asian Shepherd! This impressive breed is known for its loyalty, protective instincts, and strong presence. With her striking stature and gentle demeanour, Ariel is looking for a forever home where she can truly shine. Key Details: - Age: 1 year - Vaccination Status: Fully vaccinated and microchipped - Spaying: Scheduled at an age determined by our vet Ideal Home: - Only Pet: Ariel thrives as the sole companion, ensuring she receives all the love and attention she deserves. - Children: She’s great for families with children aged 14 and older. - Human Presence: Ariel needs someone who can be around most of the day, as she forms strong bonds and requires companionship. About the Breed: Central Asian Shepherds are known for their: - Intelligence: They are quick learners but can be independent thinkers, so consistent training is essential. - Protectiveness: This breed is naturally protective of its family and territory, making them excellent guardians. - Large Dog Experience: Potential adopters should have prior experience handling large breeds. This includes understanding their physical needs, socialisation, and training requirements. It’s vital to establish a confident, calm leadership to ensure Ariel is well-adjusted and happy. If you believe you can provide the loving home Ariel deserves, please submit an application. Let’s give this magnificent girl the kingdom she’s been waiting for! 🐶❤️

    Listed byThe Barn Animal Rescue
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    Zella

    €150adoption fee

    Greyhound · 4 years · Female

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Affectionate, sociable and ready to find out what home life is all about. Hello from Zella. 'Zella is ready to leave kennel life behind and show us more of her lovely personality in a foster home.' A greyt big hello from Zella Zella is a beautiful four-year-old black and white girl with a regal presence and a genuinely warm nature. She is affectionate, happy and sociable, getting along well with dogs of all sizes. She is gentle on the lead and, by all accounts, an easy-going girl who takes life in her stride. She is currently on our waiting list and needs a foster home to begin her journey. Like most greyhounds making this transition, she will show us so much more of her personality once she is settled and safe in a real home. What a foster home will give Zella 🛋️ A sofa to call her own. Somewhere soft and comfortable to stretch out and finally unwind. 🔇 Quiet and calm. Time away from the noise and bustle of kennel life. 🤗 Human company. Someone steady and warm close by to help her build trust and confidence. 🚶 Leisurely walks. The chance to explore the world at her own pace, gentle on the lead and curious about everything. 🐶 The right canine company. Zella is best suited to a home with male dogs or as an only hound, giving her the space to settle and thrive. 🏡 A routine. Mealtimes, walks and rest in a calm, predictable rhythm that helps her feel secure and at ease. 📝 We will share more about Zella once she is settled in foster care. Apply to Foster What Zella needs in a foster home? 🏡 Location: Dublin, Cork or surrounding areas, or willing to travel occasionally. 👶 Children: Age 10+ and dog savvy, or adult-only home. 🐾 Other pets: No small pets, good with other dogs. 🌿 Garden: Fully enclosed and secure if present. • You make it easier for families to meet and adopt the right hound, because we know them properly. • It's a temporary commitment that makes a lifelong difference. Zella is on our waiting list and needs a foster home to begin her journey. She is friendly, affectionate and ready to show someone what a wonderful companion she will be. If you cannot foster, please share Zella's story. Every share brings her one step closer to the home she deserves.

    Listed byRehoming Irish Greyhounds Team (RIGHT)
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    Cu

    €200adoption fee

    Lurcher · 3-4 years · Male

    Co. Tipperary, Ireland

    Cu was found 3 years ago in Kildare. He was in horrendous condition. A severe leg injury, malnourished and flea ridden. His finder spent €3,000 treating his injuries and bringing his to the beautiful dog he is today. Sadly, illness has hit the family and Cu needs a new home. A quiet , child free home would be best. He is approximately 4 years old. Neutered, vaccinated and chipped. But it must be noted, he can open doors, so vigilance is important. Poor Cu was found cowered in a ditch roughly three years ago in Co Kildare. He was in a very bad way with a severe leg injury. His finder spent a lot of money treating his injuries and what a beauty he has transformed into today. Due to unfortunate illness in the family they surrendered him into our care to find a new home for him. Cu is vaccinated, microchipped & neutered Cu is a tall boy and is so very handsome – he has a beautiful light fawn brindle coat with striking stripes 💕 He absolutely adores his food especially when you throw in a bit of mince and chicken and his favourite treat of all time is a Rich Tea biscuit 😂 Cu loves his walks, he gets excited at first and then quickly calms down – he can walk with other dogs with a muzzle. He loves a zoomie and run around the garden and adores a football Cu would like a home on his own or he could live with a very placid dog that would not invade his space. He is a bit of a bed addict – he will curl up small in his bed when he has had a good walk / play

    Listed byPAWS Animal Rescue