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An 'unwanted gift' surrendered to Laois SPCA. Picture Credit: Laois SPCA
A Laois animal charity is advising people that it is not rehoming any more dogs this year.
Laois Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals(LSPCA) posted a picture of a little puppy that was “an unwanted gift” surrendered to them last week.
Laois SPCA said it has received a number of calls from people looking for dogs to give as a Christmas present.
“Under no circumstances do we ever rehome a dog as a present,” the charity stated.
“Below is a photo of a puppy surrendered into our care last week ‘an unwanted gift’ , I think this says it all,” they added.
LSPCA say they are finished rehoming dogs until the New Year and those who had already submitted an application will be contacted.
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