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Gardaí investigating second discovery of decapitated animal in south Dublin
It follows on from the gruesome discovery of a mutilated dog earlier this week.
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It follows on from the gruesome discovery of a mutilated dog earlier this week.
Gardaí in Clondalkin are carrying out the investigation.
The animal charity last week launched a fundraising campaign selling “reimagined viral dog memes” as NFTs.
Many animals are often surrendered or simply abandoned after the festive season.
The DSPCA has urged people to adopt and not to shop, where possible.
The animals have been taken by the DSPCA for veterinary treatment.
People earlier this month were urged not to buy ducklings being sold for as low as €5 each.
DSPCA education and community outreach projects are trying to address welfare issues facing loose horses in the greater Dublin area.
The puppies were found in a box in the back of a van.
They are now in the care of the DSPCA.
Gardaí are aware of an increase in the number of dog thefts.
Gardaí are investigating a number of the incidents since lockdown began.
The dogs are now in the care of the DSPCA.
The DSPCA fears people will return these pets when work and school routines go back to normal.
The new regulations also require all adverts to include microchip numbers.
The dogs were seized by Revenue over the weekend.
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The puppies were found concealed among furniture in a van.
The Shih Tzu was found collapsed in west Dublin last week.
The four dogs were not microchipped and did not have the proper documentation.
So far this year the DSPCA has taken in 1,389 cats and kittens.
The DSPCA is looking to locate the cat’s owner.
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The two dogs, a Labrador and a German Shepherd, were found tied up outside Ashtown dog pound.
Revenue officers seized five puppies at Dublin Port yesterday.
It is understood that about 12 birds escaped the enclosure.
The DSPCA wants to remind people that their pet is a member of the family and “not a disposable item”.
A video has emerged online of a man riding a horse through a Dublin pub.
The DSPCA’s veterinary team said Victoria is “very lucky” to be alive.
The three dogs are now in the care of the DSPCA.
The majority of the puppies are Labrador/Collie cross and are just 10 weeks old.
The “feisty feline” has been passed over to the care of DSCPA.
The animals were not microchipped nor did they have pet passports.
The puppies, seized yesterday, will not be rehomed before Christmas, the DSPCA has said.
The puppies were seized in Holyhead and returned to Dublin, where they are now being cared for in temporary foster homes.
The DSPCA said all the animals have been returned to Ireland and are currently receiving veterinary treatment.