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Dogs found

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  • 13-04-2011 9:29pm
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    kildareash
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    Found three little dogs in a field close to castle oaks between oak park road and Dublin road this evening. They didn't have collars or tags.
    One was terrified of us and ran off towards oak park road.
    They are terriers type small dogs...I'm not sure of exact breed. I'll post a pic later.
    I've left a message for the dog warden tonight also.
    Please PM me if you know of anyone that's missing their dogs. Although they weren't wearing collars they look well fed and looked after.


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    ruby rules
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭ruby rules


    kildareash wrote: »
    Found three little dogs in a field close to castle oaks between oak park road and Dublin road this evening. They didn't have collars or tags.
    One was terrified of us and ran off towards oak park road.
    They are terriers type small dogs...I'm not sure of exact breed. I'll post a pic later.
    I've left a message for the dog warden tonight also.
    Please PM me if you know of anyone that's missing their dogs. Although they weren't wearing collars they look well fed and looked after.

    I was just wondering what happened to the dogs??? Did anybody claim them??? Poor things :( Alot of dogs were been taken around that time.


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    tombull82
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    There sure was. (Kildare Ash took 3 of em) :D

    Only kidding, but just wondering why you would pick up these dogs?

    Would it not be normal for dog owners to allow their dogs to roam collarless freely in country area's?

    I'm not saying its OK, Just fairly normal maybe, I know many farmers who don't place collars on their dogs.


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    Hannah C
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    Maybe let ASH Animal Rescue know?http://www.ashanimalrescue.com/ash/


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    kildareash
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    We took them to the vets the next morning to scan them for chips, but unsurprisingly they weren't microchipped.

    We have two dogs of our own, so we were only able to keep them overnight.

    I rang the pound the following morning and they came to collect them. I tried ringing a couple of times the following week, but didn't get through to see what happened to them.

    I felt really bad for the little things, but if they were dropped off, hopefully karma will bite their formers owner in the bum.


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    ToniTuddle
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    kildareash wrote: »
    I rang the pound the following morning and they came to collect them. I tried ringing a couple of times the following week, but didn't get through to see what happened to them.

    I felt really bad for the little things, but if they were dropped off, hopefully karma will bite their formers owner in the bum.


    So then they are probably dead? :/ As the pound only holds them for about 5 days or little over it I think then they ....well....go to doggie heaven! :/


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