The defendant pleaded guilty at Carndonagh District Court, which still sits at Buncrana Courthouse.
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These pups were a border-collie / terrier mix and are due to arrive soon
The arrival of 12 new puppies means it will be a busy few weeks for the Animals In Need (AIN) charity in Donegal.
Volunteers were contacted by a Creeslough local seeking urgent care for a litter of six collie pups. The AIN accepted to take the pups in and now they are being taken care of at their AIN foster homes.
The puppies were healthy however before rehoming and needed to receive vaccinations, microchipping, and worming. The number of puppies doubled after another call from Creeslough about a litter of six pups.
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The AIN believed that these pups were the same litter but it was revealed that there was also a separate litter from another house in Creeslough.
These pups were a border-collie / terrier mix and are due to arrive soon and when they are ready for adoption the pups will be available on the Animals in Need social media pages.
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