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Considering the Commitments of Pet Ownership - Donegal Animals in Need

Animals In Need’s (AIN) dog foster homes may be bursting at the seams, but when faced with a collie dog and her seven tiny pups left in the Letterkenny Pound, they had to make room for them. AIN would like to thank the Letterkenny Pound staff for ...

25 Aug 2022 at 19:10

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Twenty dogs rescued by Donegal Animals in Need already in 2024

In what is turning out to be another busy year for the volunteers at Animals In Need (AIN), more than twenty dogs have already been rescued since the beginning of 2024. Last week alone, AIN took in five dogs that had been left in the Letterkenny ...

13 Mar 2024 at 09:37

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Animals in Need: Emergency Shelters Save Lives

With weather forecasts predicting a return to the freezing temperatures of last week, Animals In Need (AIN) are appealing to the public to provide emergency shelter for the homeless cats that live in every community. If you have a shed, garage ...

15 Jan 2021 at 19:00

Donegal Life

‘Pandemic Pups’ are overwhelming animal rescues warns Donegal Animals in Need

The volume of calls to Animals In Need’s helpline from people wishing to surrender their dog has become overwhelming. There are so many people asking to give up their pet now that they are back at work and the unfortunate dogs are unwanted. ...

03 Nov 2022 at 10:53

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All Creatures Great and Small at Donegal Animals in Need

The Letterkenny Pound continues to fill up with unwanted dogs and Animals In Need (AIN) perseveres in rescuing them. Another five dogs were taken from the Pound this week, amongst them two unsocialised, terrified collie pups. The pups, ...

16 Mar 2023 at 11:45

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Animals in Need (AIN) was founded by a small group of like-minded people in Donegal Town

Fourteen years ago, Animals in Need (AIN) was founded by a small group of like-minded people in Donegal Town who were individually making an effort to alleviate animal suffering. Initially, AIN became involved in fund-raising ...

11 Apr 2020 at 13:24

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Collie Dogs still the most rescued breed in Donegal says Animals in Need

The number of fostered dogs in the care of Animals In Need (AIN) rose sharply this week when eight little collie pups arrived. The mother of the puppies is still a pup herself and had given birth to ten pups but sadly, two ...

03 Feb 2023 at 10:21

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Sadness at death of Tamara the rescued cat that was featured in Donegal Post

There was great sadness at Animals In Need (AIN) when rescued cat Tamara tragically passed away. Tamara was featured in the Donegal Post last week, after it was found that along with having been abandoned by her owners, ...

19 Feb 2020 at 21:00

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Time for Community Cats Neutering Programmes says Donegal Animals in Need

With Spring in the air, this is the perfect time to neuter any stray or feral cats in your area. Animals In Need (AIN) is contacted with requests for help with feral and stray cats on a daily basis. Unfortunately, it ...

23 Feb 2023 at 11:43

Donegal Life

Friendly Ferret found in Letterkenny - Donegal Animals in Need

Animals In Need (AIN) rescued four dogs from the Letterkenny Pound during the week, amongst them an elderly collie called Sammy who was found abandoned some time ago. Sammy was little more than a walking skeleton ...

06 Oct 2022 at 10:18

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