DUBLIN: 1,000 people have offered loving homes to the 116 puppies found crammed into two vans at Dublin Port.
They contacted the Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA) after the charity took the pups into its care on Wednesday night.
We’ve had over 1,000 calls and emails for the public so far,” said DSPCA spokeswoman Gillian Bird. “We’ve also had support from Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney who is taking an interest.”
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