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Sinn Féin councillor Thérèse Ruane sought the support of her fellow councillors at this week's council meeting when she called for a public awareness campaign to tackle dog fouling in public places in Castlebar.

These two female wired haired terriers are being offered free to a good home. Their owner has to move away for work. They are mild mannered dogs and very good with both children and adults and it would be best if they were rehomed together as they are mother and daughter.

If you are looking for a pet, check out these gorgeous animals looking for homes. While we can only show you a sample here, please check our website www.galway-spca.com and have a look at all our animals. Please note home checks are carried out for all our animals, and a donation is required.

We are looking for the owners of the following dogs. If you can help please call the Dog Shelter on 059 9726785

Mayo SPCA is urgently seeking homes for rescued dogs, pups, cats, and kittens, some of which can be seen here, but others in need can be viewed on the website www.mayospca.com. If you can help by offering a rescued animal a permanent or temporary homes, by becoming a volunteer or member then please call 094 963 1888 or 086 803 2592. Telephone lines are manned seven days a week from 10am to 5pm but are very busy. If your call is unanswered then please leave a message and it will be returned as soon as possible.

Aras an Uachtarain will echo to the sound of heavy paws from next month as president-elect Michael D Higgins is to give a home to at least one and possibly two Bernese Mountain Dogs.

Councillor Andrew McGuinness has called on Minister Phil Hogan to speed up the legislation on puppy farms in Ireland and he criticised the Government’s failure to implement the legislation which was passed by the Oireachtas last year.

Two golden Labrador cross males.

All across Ireland, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is organising local walks through its network of volunteers and is inviting you to bring along your friends, family, and dogs to get active in your community and support its work. A 5k walk will be taking place in the Castlebar area and will kick off at 3pm tomorrow (Saturday) at the County Council Car Park.

All across Ireland, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is organising local walks through its network of volunteers and is are inviting you to bring along your friends, family, and dogs to get active in your community and support this great cause.