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Cyril Sullivan

Ispca News Friday, 31St March 2023 Ispca Call On Animal Lovers To Help Find Over 250 Rescue Dogs A Home #Getthemahome #Shareifyoucare The Ispca Is Appealing To Animal Lovers Across The Country To Open Their Hearts, Homes, And Networks, To Share, Foster Or Adopt A Dog In Ispca Care, To Help Find Them Loving New Homes. With Over 250 Dogs In Ispca Care, We Are Appealing For Homes For Over 150 Dogs Now Rehabilitated And Ready To Go To New Loving Homes! Animal Cruelty Remains A Sad Fact In Ireland, As The Ispca Continues Their Relentless Work To Prevent Cruelty, Protect Vulnerable Animals And To Prosecute All Those Who Break Animal Welfare Legislation. Earlier This Week, Five Young Puppies Were Brought Into The Ispca’s National Animal Centre, After A Member Of The Public Made The Shocking Discovery, And Found The Helpless Puppies Discarded In A Cardboard Box Near Granard, Co. Longford. It’s Unclear How Long The Puppies Were There But Thankfully They Are All Doing Well, Despite The Worst Start In Their Young Lives. Head Of The Ispca’s National Animal Centre, Trish Spargo Said: “Not Only Is It An Offence To Abandon An Animal, But To Leave Vulnerable Puppies In A Cardboard Box And Walk Away Is Extremely Irresponsible And Cowardly. It’s Heart-Breaking That Anyone Could Put These Innocent Lives In Such Danger And We Are Appealing To Anyone Who Has Information, To Please Contact The Ispca’s National Animal Helpline In Confidence On 0818 515 515”. Trish Added: “The Puppies, Since Called Sean, Stephanie, Michelle, Brendan And Gaza Have All Received The All-Clear Following A Veterinary Assessment But They Won’t Be Available For Adoption For A Few Weeks Yet Until They Have Fully Recuperated After Their Ordeal. We Have So Many Other Dogs In Ispca Care, Patiently Waiting For Their Chance Of A Happy New Home And We Are Appealing To The Public To Consider Adopting An Older Dog. When You Adopt A Dog Or A Puppy From The Ispca, We Ask For An Adoption Dona

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ISPCA launch urgent appeal as animal cruelty cases rise

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