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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Offaly SPCA has made an urgent appeal to rehome the lovely Stella, a French Bulldog recently taken into their care.
According to the SPCA, the four year old dog finds herself looking for a home "due to no fault of her own", and is a "happy and lovable dog who loves her home comforts".
Stella is housetrained, and loves to play with her ball and go travelling in the car with her owners.
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She is also described as "bouncy and strong", so would be more suited for a family with children over the age of 12.
Stella is also fully vaccinated and microchipped.
For those who are interested in offering this "lovely girl" her forever home, you can email the OSPCA at offalyspca@live.com or call at 086 8262986.
Home check and adoption fee applies.
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