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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.

The 4th Annual Dog Days of Summer event takes place at the Studio from July 21 to 23 July 2011. This year the event will support Inistioge Puppy Rescue and Irish Cavalier Rescue.

Mayo SPCA is looking for kind homes for rescued animals, some of which are shown here. Others can be seen on www.mayospca.com. Should you have any enquiries or wish to see an animal personally you can ring Mayo SPCA on 094 963 1888. Telephone lines are open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm and are very busy so please leave a message if your call is not answered and it will be returned as soon  as possible.

Mayo SPCA urgently needs caring homes for rescued animals, some of which are shown here, others can be seen on www.mayospca.com. If you can help by offering a home to an animal, becoming a member, volunteering your time to walk/care for dogs, pups, cats, or kittens, or assist with fundraising and welfare work then contact 094 963 1888 or 086 803 2592. Telephone lines are open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm, but please leave a message if your call is unanswered as lines are very busy and it will be returned as soon as possible.

A Connemara based dog rescue service is running an awareness campaign aimed at educating people about adopting mongel puppies or adult dogs.

Thinking of getting a dog? Petmania, Ireland’s leading pet retailer opened its doors at Wellpark Retail Park in Galway a few weeks ago, and this Saturday will team up with MADRA, to seek homes for Galway’s unwanted dogs.

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An organisation which provides a dog rescue and adoption service is appealing to people to support its fundraising walk later this month in Connemara.

The third annual Pedigree Adoption Drive has raised €4,000 for A Dogs Life in Co Kilkenny. Pedigree announced the success of the 2010 campaign in raising much needed funds for the care of homeless dogs in Ireland.

While only 49 of the 170 dogs abandoned in Mayo in 2008 were re-homed, 62 fewer dogs were put down and 32 fewer dogs were abandoned than in 2007. These recent statistics released by the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government show the positive effect the annual Pedigree Adoption Drive campaign is having on raising the awareness of dog abandonment in Ireland.