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Cuteness overload at NSPCA Longford
USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Next up is bonded besties looking for their forever home together Daisy and Susie.
Daisy, the whiter of the two, is a little shy at first but has really come out of her shell. She enjoys her walks and is happy to go out on her own, but in the kennels, she doesn’t like to be separated from Susie, the two have a lovely bond.
Susie, the more yellow of the pair, is outgoing, playful and full of energy. She loves toys, playing fetch and will need lots of stimulation to keep her busy. Susie is also a bit of an escape artist, so she’ll need a secure garden to stay safe.
Both girls have made fantastic progress in the kennel and are an absolute pleasure to walk.
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