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1. www.independent.ie › irish-news › over-3000-dogs-inOver 3,000 dogs in shelters across Ireland revealing ‘dire ...

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   Oct 2, 2023 · The census of homeless dogs in Ireland was conducted for World Animal Day on October 4 by MADRA Dog Rescue in collaboration with Galway County Council and the Department of Rural and Community ...

2. www.rte.ie › 2024/1003/1473426-madra-dog-surveyAlmost 3,000 dogs housed in rescue centres and pounds - RTÉ

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   Oct 3, 2024 · Almost 3,000 dogs are currently in rescue centres or dog pounds across Ireland, according to the latest national census on homeless dogs. The survey, the second of its kind, was compiled by MADRA ...

3. extra.ie › 07 › newsAlmost 3,000 dogs in rescue centres and pounds across country

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   Oct 7, 2024 · 07/10/2024. Almost 3,000 dogs are in pounds and rescue centres across the country, the latest national census on homeless dogs has revealed. MADRA Dog Rescue, a Galway-based charity that houses and re-homes dogs, conducted the survey earlier this week — the second of its kind — and used information from more than 120 rescue organisations ...

4. www.dogstrust.ie › what-we-do › dogs-in-needHow we help dogs in need - Dogs Trust

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   All dogs deserve a loving home. Our aim is to find every dog in our care somewhere to call their own. Since we opened our doors in 2009, we've rehomed over 21,000 dogs all over Ireland. While they’re in our care, dogs might stay at our rehoming centre or regional boarding kennels cared for by our expert staff, or in a dedicated foster home.

5. www.irishexaminer.com › news › arid-41487890'Heartbreaking': Almost 3,000 homeless dogs in shelters

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   Oct 2, 2024 · 'Heartbreaking': Almost 3,000 homeless dogs in shelters. On Tuesday, it became illegal to import, breed, sell and rehome XL bully dogs in Ireland. A full ownership ban comes into effect on February 1.

6. www.madra.ie › worldanimaldaycensusWorld Animal Day Census 2024 - MADRA

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   On World Animal Day, National Census Reveals Crisis Point for Ireland's Homeless Dogs. MADRA has published the findings from its second national census on homeless dogs. Conducted in partnership with Galway County Council and the Department of Rural and Community Development, the census reveals that 2,924 dogs are currently housed in just over ...

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   Is it hard to find a homeless dog in Ireland?

   • But she said that because of the ban and "demonisation" of the breed, it is "not going to be easy" to find them homes and "there are some tough times ahead for those of us in rescue". Almost 3,000 dogs are currently in rescue centres or dog pounds across Ireland, according to the latest national census on homeless dogs.

   Almost 3,000 dogs housed in rescue centres and pounds - RTÉ

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   What is the first national census of homeless dogs in Ireland?

   • In a groundbreaking effort to address a growing crisis, MADRA Dog Rescue shares the results of the first-ever national census of homeless dogs in Ireland for World Animal Day which takes place on the 4 October.

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   Are Ireland's homeless dogs a 'crisis point'?

   • It highlights the continuing “surge in abandonment and surrender” seen by rescues and local authority dog pounds since Covid-19 and reveals a “crisis point” for Ireland’s homeless dogs, the organisation says. There are currently 3,227 dogs in shelters and pounds across the country.

   Over 3,000 dogs in shelters across Ireland revealing ‘dire situation

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   How many homeless dogs are there?

   • Photo: MADRA. Over 3,000 dogs are living in shelters and pounds across the country as “hundreds” more are on waiting lists, a new survey shows. MADRA Dog Rescue conducted the “first-ever” national census of homeless dogs, with figures from rescues and pounds revealing the “dire situation” for thousands of dogs in the aftermath of the pandemic.

   Over 3,000 dogs in shelters across Ireland revealing ‘dire situation

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   How many dogs are left without a home in Galway?

   • The survey, the second of its kind, was compiled by MADRA Dog Rescue using information from more than 120 rescue organisations and local authority pounds. The Galway-based charity said rescue centres and pounds remain at capacity, with 2,924 dogs currently without a home.

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   How many dogs are in a rescue in Ireland?

   • MADRA, in collaboration with Galway County Council and the Department of Rural and Community Development, undertook the census which shows that there are currently 3227 dogs in rescues and pounds across Ireland. This number does not include the hundreds of dogs that are on waiting lists for a space in a shelter.

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8. www.paws.iePAWS Animal Rescue | Animal Rescue

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   PAWS Animal Rescue is a wholly Irish Charity established in 1997 (Charity No. 20035754) . We are dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned animals, primarily dogs from high-kill pounds and owners who can no longer care for them. By working with our committed employees, volunteers, local Veterinary surgeons and overseas adoption groups we are ...