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Since 2nd of January 2010 we've rehomed 425 Dogs and 190 Cats New Opening Hours
Monday - Closed Everyone at the Sanctuary would like to thank all our friends and customers for their support over the past year, and wish everyone a healthy and happy New Year. 2009 was a difficult year for the Sanctuary. Due to economic circumstances a large number of dogs were surrendered. There were also a lot of dogs abandoned. The good news is that we managed to rehome just over a thousand dogs and eight hundred cats. We also built two new catteries and did a lot of renovation work with the help of our friends and supporters. 2010 will see more improvements. We will resurface all the adult dog kennels, finish the landscaping and install a new drainage system. This work will take many months as we can only perform work as funds become available. However, we are very excited about all the improvements and we know they will make a big difference to the animals in our care .
2010 News
Ody was adopted from the Sanctuary 3 years ago. Loraine, his new owner, has emailed us and asked if we could show others how well he's doing. Read Ody's story and see his photos or click on the above photo.
Max was rescued and lived at the Sanctuary for many years. He was an amazing creature with a fantastic personality. Click on his photo to read more about him
Missing Have you seen me? Please visit our Missing section. All the animals listed are much loved family pets and their owners would appreciate any information about their missing Pet.
We would like to say a very sincere thanks to Paddy, Phelim, Cáleigh, Siobhan and all the staff at McKevitts Village Hotel in Carlingford Co Louth for their generous support. They donated €250 which will help with the renovation of our dog kennels. The McKevitt family adopted their dogs Luna and Sparkles from the Sanctuary many years ago. |