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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The dogs are being cared for by the Donegal dog pound
There are a number of dogs currently in the care of the dog pound, and the team are hoping that they will all be reclaimed by their owners.
The following dogs three have all be found recently in Donegal:
Female (tan and white) Staffordshire terrier cross (pictured above) – found in the Letterkenny area
Female (light tricolour) Collie – found in the Ballybofey area
Female (black and white) Collie – found in the Coolboy area
The pound is also looking after a male, black and white collie which is now available for rehoming.
Anyone who is interested in reclaiming / rehoming is asked to call the Dog Shelter at 074 91 25159 between 10.30am and 1.30pm, Monday to Friday.
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