Alfie, a young male Chihuahua, is missing from Santry since lunch time, November 20th. His owner is naturally in great distresss.
Contact us urgently for more information.
Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
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Arthur is an affectionate dog. Full of personality, he is a chunky, one year old, neutered male, collie/terrier cross.
Arthur is in need of nice new home.
Update! Arthur has been happily rehomed with a lovely woman named Fiona.
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Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
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MOLLY HAS HAPPILY BEEN REHOMED
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These beauties are missing, presumed stolen.
Both are microchipped and wearing collars.
Beloved family pets missing from Dunboyne.
Phone: 01 – 8375630 North Co. Dublin SPCA.
Male boxer missing from Ballyhacket Tullow / Killerig Carlow since lunch time, 30th March.
Microchipped, unneutered and has a rubber spiked collar on.
Answers to the name Buster.
Distinctive marks : has long white sock on left front paw and full length tail. Also has a small scar on his left front paw.
He is greatly missed by his family. Large reward offered for his safe return.
Phone: 01 – 8375630 North Co. Dublin SPCA.
Roxie is an 8 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier. She came to us in an emaciated condition and has been in long-term foster for over a year but, unfortunately the circumstances of the fosterer have changed suddenly and she can no longer stay at this home.
Roxie is most affectionate with humans of all ages but less so with other dogs and cats. She is neutered, vaccinated, settled, and house trained. She needs a home where she is the only pet and she is an urgent case.
ROXIE HAS HAPPILY BEEN REHOMED
Contact us urgently for more information.
Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
A beautiful Golden Labrador, who is now called Pip after Great Expectations, was recently re-homed by the Society.
The previous owner was unable to walk for health reasons. The Labrador was health checked and neutered in the Society’s Clinic.
He is happily settling into his new home.
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The Society re-homes a number of dogs each year. We take a small number of abandoned dogs, some may have been involved in road traffic accidents, who undergo rehabilitation in our care. They are either fostered or kennelled by the society, health checked and neutered. We then advertise for new homes. These homes are visited by our volunteers prior to homing the dog.
We also assist people in difficult circumstances find homes for their own pets. Many people have had to leave family homes and move into apartments (where pets are not allowed). We advertise, carry out home checks and put people in touch with potential new owners Continue reading
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