140 dogs saved in largest canine rescue in Irish history

About 140 dogs have been saved in the largest canine rescue in Irish history, according to the ISPCA.

140 dogs saved in largest canine rescue in Irish history
Wed, 13 Feb, 2013 - 00:00
Claire O'Sullivan

They were found on a property in Co Leitrim. Many were puppies.

The ISPCA said they were mostly bichon frise crosses, King Charles cavaliers, and shih tzus.

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