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Cuteness overload at NSPCA Longford
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NSPCA Longford currently have countless unique and adorable animals looking for a forever home.
The animal rescue is located at Derryglogher, Kenagh in Longford and they are looking for forever homes for a high volume of animals of all kinds, including horses, ponies, donkeys, cats, dogs and bunnies.
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First, meet Betty and Norah who are a lovely donkey duo, aged 4 and 5 who share a special bond with each other.
Both girls are fully wormed, vaccinated, and have had their feet done, making them ready to settle into a safe, nurturing environment. They would thrive in a calm home where they can lean on each other, and on their humans, as they grow in confidence together.
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