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Overbreeding of dogs still a major problem in Donegal - Animals in Need

The vast majority of unwanted dogs in Donegal are collies. This has been the case since Animals In Need (AIN) was founded and the charity is currently inundated with collies coming in both from the Letterkenny Pound and being surrendered directly by ...

10 Mar 2022 at 20:33

Local News

Donegal Animals in Need: Sad news as Letterkenny charity shop has to close

Animals In Need (AIN) have announced the closure of their Letterkenny charity shop. AIN volunteers have run the Lower Main Street shop for six years, having taken it over after the closure of Donegal Pet Rescue. However, due to high running costs ...

18 Mar 2022 at 20:33

South Donegal

Animals in Need: The Dangers of ‘Free to Good Homes’ adverts

Despite recent clampdowns on ‘free to good homes’ adverts for animals on social media, some are still appearing. There are so many horror stories attributed to these adverts, it really is unwise to give away animals to strangers that respond to ...

27 May 2022 at 16:33

Local News

Kitten Season 2022 – Neuter Now to Stop the Suffering

Spring is in the air and that can mean only one thing for the volunteers at Animals In Need – ‘Kitten Season 2022’ is fast approaching. This also means that it is vital that all pet cats over the age of 6 months are neutered and it is equally ...

26 Mar 2022 at 20:33

Newsletter DonegalLive

Kitten Season 2022 – Neuter Now to Stop the Suffering

26 Mar 2022 at 20:33

Local News

Donegal Animals in Need - Tips for settling in your new rescued pet

Adding a pet to your family always means allowing them the time to settle in to their new environment, but for a rescued animal who often comes with a sad back story, patience is even more important. Arriving in a new home where ...

12 Feb 2022 at 20:33

Donegal Life

Special Donegal home sought for Cheeky the blind Cat - Animals in Need weekly column

Donegal's Animals In Need (AIN) are seeking a special home for an elderly blind cat called Cheeky. From time to time, the charity is asked to find homes for animals due to a change in their family’s circumstances. This was the ...

11 Jan 2023 at 15:33

Little kittens dumped in Donegal forests in two separate incidents - Animals in Need

Donegal Life

Little kittens dumped in Donegal forests on two separate occasions - Animals in Need

In what turned out to be a busy week for Animals In Need’s (AIN) cat rescuers, not one but two litters of kittens were found abandoned in separate forests in Inishowen at the weekend. The first report AIN received concerned a ...

24 Nov 2022 at 12:33

Donegal Life

Little kittens dumped in Donegal forests on two separate occasions - Animals in Need

24 Nov 2022 at 12:33

Newsletter DonegalLive

Donegal Animals in Need Column: Kittens being nursed after mother developed septicaemia

Five of Animal in Need's more usual residents, kittens, are being bottle fed after their mother developed septicaemia and is currently fighting for her life in the vets. The kittens are only nine days old and need feeding ...

30 Apr 2022 at 19:33

Local News

Donegal dog rescued on Christmas Day recovering from surgery

An injured dog rescued by Donegal Animals In Need (AIN) on Christmas Day successfully underwent surgery during the week and is now recovering. The dog, named Dee, was found lying in the road in Inishowen, having been hit ...

16 Jan 2022 at 18:33

Features

Appeal for new fosterers for rescued cats and dogs from Animals in Need

Animals In Need (AIN) is appealing to people who are interested in fostering a rescued cat or dog to get in touch. The situation regarding unwanted dogs is now completely out of control, not only in Donegal, but ...

12 May 2023 at 10:33

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