Deel Animal Rescue cannot accept new dogs until a bill is cleared
An animal rescue charity in Limerick has set up a fundraiser in a bid to cover costs at their boarding kennels as they cannot take in new homeless animals until they reach the goal.
The organisation has had to stop the intake of dogs until it can clear the €5,200 bill entirely. As it has so many dogs in its kennels, the charity says that the cost is rising every day, and it is unable to accept dogs currently on its waiting list.In a post on GoFundMe, Martina Quinn wrote: “The animals at Deel Animal Rescue really need your help. We currently owe €5,200 to our boarding kennel.
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