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Tully's owner's personal circumstances have changed and she is looking for a new home
A seven-year-old purebred Jack Russell called Tully is looking for a new home.
Tully is from Raphoe. She is house trained, crate trained, microchipped, fully vaccinated and was neutered when she was a year old.
Over the past year, Tully’s owners’ personal circumstances have changed, and they have come to the difficult decision that Tully would be better off in a new home where she can get all the attention and affection that she deserves.
This is a private rehoming that AIN will assist with, so if you would like further information,please contact the charity in the first instance.
For further information on adoption, fostering, and volunteering, please contact the main helpline on 087 1356188.
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