ISPCA plan to re-home puppy farm dogs

KENNEL workers caring for over 100 dogs seized in a puppy farm raid this week will hold open days in the coming weeks in a bid to find homes for the animals.

ISPCA plan to re-home puppy farm dogs

Seven of the 113 dogs discovered in County Wexford on Wednesday have been put to sleep. Others have serious medical problems, some of which will require life-long veterinary care, said the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA).

"Many of these dogs were in much worse condition than we originally thought," said ISPCA inspector Brendan Hughes. "When we got them off the site and got a better look at them, we found they had infections, ulcers and other problems.

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