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Puppy love gets the Green light
Thursday December 24 2009
ENVIRONMENT Minister John Gormley got to grips with some four-legged friends as he announced details of a new bill to safeguard dogs.
Horses left to die as 'equine crisis' deepens
Wednesday December 09 2009
THE country is in the grip of an "equine crisis" with a 100pc increase in the number of horses abandoned so far this year.
Hundreds offer homes to rescued animals
Monday December 07 2009
THE plight of a ginger kitten called Squirt and four pups -- dumped in a plastic bag in a river and left to die -- prompted a heartfelt response from the public.
Look out ... there's a giant about
Wednesday November 18 2009
DECEMBER might be synonymous with Budget doom and gloom, but a colourful cast of characters yesterday sought to remind us that Christmas is just around the corner too.
Temporary pet adoption for elderly
Monday November 02 2009
Senior citizens in Dublin are being offered the chance to 'foster' a cat or dog for a number of weeks.
Concerns raised over welfare of stolen birds
Friday September 25 2009
AN ANIMAL welfare group last night expressed concern over the health of several exotic birds which were stolen from a private owner, write Niamh Cahill and Denise Clarke.
Struggling shelters forced to put down 10,000 dogs last year
Tuesday July 14 2009
ANIMAL welfare groups have forecast a major surge in the numbers of dogs being destroyed -- as new figures reveal more than 10,000 were put down last year.
Horse rescuers hindered by thugs
Tuesday February 10 2009
Teenage thugs are stopping animal rescue workers from seizing and treating horses and ponies in great distress, the Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA) said last night.
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