Jack and Ellie

June 23rd, 2010

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Jack and Ellie have become good friends since sharing a foster home together, but now need to find permanent home(s).

jackp1Jack is approximately 3 months old, he is a whippet/lurcher cross who was found in a dreadful state, starved and badly dehydrated and had to be rushed to Innishfree Hospital as he was not expected to survive. but he did and as you can see he is lovely…he is very friendly and good with cats.

He has been vaccinated, wormed and defleaed and is almost house-trained.

elliep3Ellie is a young spaniel/setter cross who was rescued from the pound having been found wandering around Roscommon, she has been in foster care since and is responding well. She has been vaccinated, wormed and defleaed and undergoing house-training. Ellie is a very good listener who should be easily trained. She plays well with Jack – they are both bundles of fun.

If you can offer Jack and/or Ellie the home they deserve please contact us on 087 0505594

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  1. Remember Jack? at roscommonanimals.com on August 17, 2010 10:39 pm

    [...] you remember Jack? We’ve been looking after him since he was a pup.  Click here for a reminder.  Well, he’s growing up and although he’s getting on great in his foster home, we [...]

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