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There are currently three dogs in the pound in Donegal, and anyone who feels they could provide the perfect home is invited to get in touch. Click on the arrows for a closer look at each dog:
Run by Donegal County Council, the pound is situated in Letterkenny.
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The three dogs currently up for rehoming are:
Ref 197: Lurcher, female, approximately 18 months old
Ref 201: Terrier, male, approximately two to three years old
Ref 001: Labrador, male, four to five years old
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The Dog Shelter can be contacted on 074 91 25159 between 10.30am and 1.30pm, Monday to Friday. They are not able to deal with enquiries via social media.
The Dog Shelter is located at Glencar, Letterkenny, County Donegal F92 WF38
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