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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ballyshannon gardai want to return this little doggy home
Update: A microchip was later detected and the beautiful brown eyed boy has been returned home safely.
Please ensure that your dog has been microchipped Ballyshannon gardai have said and they thanked all for their help!
Earlier in the day, they had issued an appeal:
How could anybody resist those big brown eyes, Ballyshannon gardai say after coming across this adorable little chap in the south of the county.
They said of the little doggy:
"This lovely wee dog was found wandering and is now charming all around him at Ballyshannon Garda Station. Please contact us on 071-9858530 if you are the owner.
"Proof of ownership will be requested."
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