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06 Sept 2025
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Offaly SPCA have said they are "urgently looking" for a new home for two rescues, Percy and Poppy, aftering rescing the duo from being put down.
According to the SPCA, the two dogs are "best friends", and were sadly brought into a vet to be put to sleep as their owner was no longer care for them.
Offaly SPCA was able to take them in, and said both are "happy healthy dogs" in good health. Percy and Poppy are about 5 years old and are a male and female respectively, with both also neutered.
The two lovely pets are apparently "devoted to each other", and would love to stay together forever if possible.
Percy and Poppy are both described as "very well behaved and are happy", with their ideal homes having a cosy bed, some toys and a safe enclosed garden to play in. They love people and are good around other dogs.
Those wishing to help or interested in adopting can contact the OSPCA on 0872846597. A home check will apply.
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