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08 Feb 2026
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08 Feb 2026
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Animals in Need Donegal is offering to “neuter your ex” for Valentine’s Day.
From now until Valentine’s Day, you can donate to have a cat named after your ex and they will be neutered.
“If you’re not feeling very loving this Valentine’s Day or have an ex that really shouldn’t be reproducing why not help us neuter them?” AIN Donegal said. “Get some closure, have a laugh and help a cat in need at the same time. Join us in turning Valentine's into a day of useful revenge.”
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For a €10 donation, the February intakes will be named - indicate the name on the donation as a reference and AIN will even send you a picture of your ex's feline namesake by the end of the month.
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