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Dog abandoned at DSPCA car park
A blind dog was abandoned in the DSPCA car park on Wednesday evening last.
The dog was microchipped, according to DSPCA, and was registered to someone in Donabate, Co. Dublin.
DSPCA were not successful in contacting the registering owner and call to the public to help in locating the rightful owner.
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If you have any information contact info@dspca.ie
Blind Dog Abandoned at DSPCA Car Park Yesterday Evening - Microchipped & registered to someone located in Donabate, but we cannot get through to the registered number. He’s blind & very friendly. We’d really like to reunite him with his rightful owner. Email info@dspca.ie #dspca pic.twitter.com/ERPAPSDqzq
— DSPCA (@DublinSPCA) December 19, 2024
Followers of the DSPCA were left shocked and appalled by the incident. One commented: "Heartbreaking. The owners are totally evil to do this. Please find a loving home for this baby and do not give it back to owners who clearly are so shocking."
Another kind-hearted woman offered her home to the dog. She wrote to the DSPCA: "OMG, how can anyone be so cruel. If you cannot find his owner, I will foster him for you no hassle at all. He will be well looked after in my house by me. No children in my home."
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