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PETS’ CORNER Herbie is a big, soft, cuddly labrador-type puppy who needs a loving forever home
Mutt of the Month
January – Herbie
Herbie is a stunning big Labrador-type puppy that had been wandering for a while and was brought to MADRA dog rescue via the dog warden. He is a big soft babe that loves to cuddle, and he will make a fabulous family pet for those that can fit a large dog in the house! He is also only about ten or 12 months old.
Herbie is just one of many Mayo and Galway rescue dogs at Connemara-based Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue and Adoption (MADRA) looking for a loving home. All dogs are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Please see www.madra.ie, email info@madra.ie or call 091 584274.
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