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PETS’ CORNER Sam and JJ are two middle-aged collies – a girl and a boy – who are deeply bonded and need to be rehomed together
Mutts of the Month
February – Sam and JJ
Sam (left) and JJ (right) are two middle-aged collies – Sam’s a girl, and JJ’s a boy. They are deeply bonded and would need to be rehomed together. While they are very low maintenance, they will need a secure garden. maintenance. These seven year olds are friendly and happy and would be a great asset to anyone who is worried that long work hours would restrict them from having a dog. They are quite happy in their own company while you are at work – and equally happy when you get home. The perfect match!
Sam and JJ are just two 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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