
LONGFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT
Stray dogs are brought to Longford County Pound by the dog warden. The pound also accepts unwanted dogs from members of the public. Stray dogs must be kept in the pound for a minimum of 5 days. After this time they can be rehomed or put to sleep. Some dogs are not suitable for rehoming due to their temperament, or disease etc however It is our policy to try to rehome as many suitable dogs as possible. Dogs currently looking for a new home are listed below.
If you would like to rehome any of the dogs shown below please click on the link beside the dog to email the pound or telephone 043 33 43461/ 043 33 43384 during office hours. In addition to any dogs below there is usually extra dogs available at the pound, please contact us for further details.
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http://www.thebluedog.org/ - The Blue Dog, safe relationships between children and dogs
http://www.environ.ie/en/LocalGovernment/DogControl/- Environment Department dog section
http://www.learnwithdogs.ie/
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Pat Mulryan Email: DogControl |
Our Opening Hours are: Monday evening 4.30 to 6.00 pm |
| Number of dogs accepted into the pound during 2008 | 485 |
Number of dogs re-homed during 2008 |
70 |
| Number of dogs reclaimed by owners during 2008 | 48 |
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| Are dogs spayed/neutered before being given to new owners: | No. |
| Cost for re-homing a dog | €30 (includes dog licence) |
| Cost for re-claiming a dog | €30 (dog licence must shown and fee increases by €30 for repeat offences). |
| Cost for re-claiming a restricted breed: | €100 (dog licence must shown and fee increases by €100 for repeat offences). |
| Cost to surrender a dog | €30 |