State struggling to accommodate the pets of Ukrainian refugees

Ukrainian refugees are able to enter Ireland with their pets without all the necessary EU documentation but the state will struggle to accommodate the volume of pets which have to be taken into quarantine or isolation upon arriving into the country.

Ukrainian refugees are able to enter Ireland with their pets without all the necessary EU documentation but the state will struggle to accommodate the volume of pets which have to be taken into quarantine or isolation upon arriving into the country.

A shortage of accommodation for refugees in Ireland has led the State to embark on drastic measures, including getting the army to erect camp beds in community halls.

But now the State is facing another refugee-related accommodation crisis: it cannot accommodate the volume of pets which have to be taken into quarantine or isolation upon arriving into the country.

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