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We are so happy to announce that our sweet Honey (now called Hazel) has been adopted.
Hazel was straying for at least a month before she came to CAW. Some kind people were feeding her but couldn't catch her as she was too nervous.
She's living her best life now with lovely beach walks with Mom Sue and has settled in really well.
Thank you Sue for adopting a dog from CAW
Kilnaboy
This female cat has been straying in the Kilnaboy area for the past week and we are looking for her owners.
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🩷MINNIE🩷
Sweet little Minnie is looking for a quiet home where she will have company as she loves her cuddles 🥰
Please fill in the form below if you’re interested in adopting her.
service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=caw&method=online_form_html&formid=56
🐾🐈⬛CIARÁN🐈⬛🐾
This gorgeous cat was re homed by us to a lovely home in Sligo. Unfortunately the dogs in the new home have not taken to him, even tho he’s ok with quiet dogs.
We now need to move him, if you can offer this affectionate cat a place please get in touch on 0851911369. He’s used to being inside only but would like the opportunity to get out.
Sadly, Nova is at risk of being euthanized if she can’t find a new home💔💔 She and her family live in social housing, where staffies and other bull-breeds aren’t allowed, and the local housing authority are now forcing her out. We don’t have a suitable fosterer home available for this sweet and sensitive girl, so we haven’t been able to take her into our care sadly. But we’d love to help to find Nova a new home, so please spread the word about her! 🙏
Nova has spent her whole life with her family, and it’s absolutely heartbreaking and so unfair that she’s now being forced to leave the only home she’s ever known. Councils seem to be increasingly cracking down on dogs they’ve deemed “banned” from social housing, tearing families apart and leaving dogs like Nova with nowhere to go.
At almost 6 years old, Nova is a beautiful, loving girl who adores her humans and is happiest curled up beside them. She has so much love to give and would make a wonderful companion for someone who can offer her the safe, happy home she deserves.
Nova has lived happily with young children, but as she prefers a quieter life, she’s ideally looking for a home without kids under 10. She has also lived happily with two other dogs, but her mammy feels she’d actually prefer to have her humans all to herself and be the only dog. But she could definitely live with another quiet dog, provided they’re not bigger than her, as she’s scared of larger dogs. Cats are an unknown, so she’ll need a cat-free home.
She’s house-trained, very good on the lead and an absolute star in the car. Nova can be a little anxious at times, so she’ll need a loving, patient and understanding family who’ll give her plenty of reassurance and help her settle in at her own pace.
If you live in Ireland and could offer Nova the loving home she so desperately needs right now, please fill out our adoption form below:
service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=caw&method=online_form_html&formid=41
