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23rd April 2021
10:30am BST

In tonight's episode, the shelter will rise to the challenge of providing care for a pair of terriers dropped off at the centre.
Additionally, veterinary surgeon Elise O'Byrne White will perform life-altering surgery on Banshee, an abandoned kitten.
The former Ireland rugby player will also care for a very poorly abandoned pony.
Ahead of the show's premiere, O'Byrne White spoke about how she used to volunteer at the DSPCA. She is now delighted to join the team in a full-time position.
"It's a great place to work in terms of the team," she said. "We've a great veterinary team, and then when you look beyond that, we have a cattery, treatment facility and all of these places filled with caring, kind and fun people who are all trying to do the same thing as you.
"It’s such a great pleasure to be able to come into work every day and work with that team."
Last year, the DSPCA celebrated it's 180th anniversary. The organisation, which is a registered charity, rehabilitates sick, abused and neglected animals seven days a week.
Additionally, the team rescues and rehomes over 2,500 animals.
For more information on the DSPCA, check out their website.
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