At 11 years of ages, much liked family dog Sadie, has actually been handed to a shelter in the hope of discovering a brand-new home in her golden years.
She is simply among numerous animals who are dealing with homelessness as the housing crisis throughout Ireland squeezes hard.
Rescue and rehoming groups state the variety of dogs being quit as an outcome is on the increase with households dealing with the heart breaking choice of biding farewell to animals they have actually liked all their lives.
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Changing situations consist of leaving a family home for shelter or momentary accommodation or transferring to a leasing home where property managers do not allow animals.
Today we are highlighting Sadie, a Labrador cross who at 11 is dealing with a brand-new start in life due to her family being struck by a housing crisis. Unable to take her with them into accommodation, she was handed unwillingly to Rehoming Cork Pets who are looking for a home for her.
But similar to lots of elderly dogs, they are seldom leading of the dream list for lots of trying to find a family pet – and to date she has actually not had a single query.
A representative for the charity said: “This is heart breaking. Sadie requires a brand-new home. She is unwillingly being rehomed due to the housing crisis. She’s 11 years of ages and like a fully grown white wine, she has actually improved with age.
“She’s well taken a trip and well acted and good on the lead. And she is completely house-trained, purified, immunized and microchipped. Someone someplace needs to have a space in their heart and home for Sadie, so email us for an adoption form – [email protected].”
The charity says Sadie might live with another dog and in a family with kids.
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