'Her leg was hanging off' - 'Dolly Parton' found in Kilkenny with severe injuries
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My lovely horse rescue found Dolly in Kilkenny and is now looking for a family to adopt her
My Lovely Horse Rescue is looking for a loving family for an adorable dog who was found in Kilkenny with severe injuries.
The dog, named Dolly Parton, came into the care of the rescue in September who said she was found “running around Kilkenny with severe injuries, and in need of immediate help”.
“Her fracture was so bad, her leg was hanging off,” the animal rescue said on social media.
“We cannot imagine the pain this girl was in. Unfortunately her leg couldn’t be saved, but since recovering from an amputation, this amazing girl has gone from strength to strength”.
Two-year-old Dolly is currently thriving in foster care and is patiently waiting for her adoption day, hoping it’s not too far away.
My Lovely Horse Rescue said that Dolly is best suited to a cat free home.
This sweet girl could live as the only dog or as companion to another, suitable to live with children (+8).
Dolly would enjoy having a secure garden to play in, and would love to have someone home part of the day. She adores human company,” their post added.
If you are interested in adopting Dolly, you can find the application form here.
My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue is an animal welfare organisation that rescues, rehabilitate and rehomes unwanted, neglected and abused animals with the aim of giving them a life worth living.
The rescue’s mission is to save as many animals as they can, to educate the humans who own them and to work with law enforcement agencies, animal welfare bodies and members of the public to achieve this.
“We hope that, through this, Ireland can become a world leader in the area of animal health and welfare, a country that respects and cherishes the lives of those who share our world.
“We need to get to a place where our animal welfare laws are understood, respected and enforced by those entrusted with this task. We hope for a society with zero tolerance for animal neglect and abuse.
“We know we can get there. To these ends we in MLHR will rescue, rehabilitate and rehome equines, Dogs, Pigs, Goats, cats, we work cooperatively with government, law enforcement, non-governmental animal welfare bodies, the private sector and members of the public to achieve our goals”.