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8th January 2020
10:47am GMT

"The dogs were discovered in a distressed state living in a dilapidated pen which could only be described as a squalor," said ISPCA senior inspector Lisa O’Donovan.
"It was really heart-breaking to see such lovely dogs living in such appalling conditions and the suffering they would have endured was just unimaginable. They now have the promise of a secure loving home ahead of them.
"We would appeal to the public to be vigilant about the care of animals in their neighbouring areas. Don’t hesitate to make that call if you suspect an animal could be suffering."
All eight dogs are currently in the care of the ISPCA and are now looking for their forever homes.
If you have any interested in adopting them, or any other dog, you can find more information on the ISPCA's website here. Explore more on these topics: