Niamh's Boarding Kennels

30/08/2024

Dog found safe and well

Male Bichon Frise missing from Moneygall area. Please contact 0868140238 if anyone sees it. Very nervous dog

28/08/2024

Male Bichon Frise missing from Moneygall area. Please contact 0868140238 if anyone sees it. Very nervous dog

14/03/2021

Happy Mother's Day to all the dog mammy's

22/08/2020

https://www.facebook.com/239255722818932/posts/3174010072676801/

We have received a number of messages to say houses in Moneygall have been marked with white chalk. These markings are believed to be made at houses with dogs.

Local Garda have been informed and you’re asked to remain alert and protect your pets.

20/08/2020

https://www.facebook.com/324182848312/posts/10159034324398313/

16/07/2020

https://www.facebook.com/111400652227723/posts/3572821176085636/

An Garda Síochána are looking to reunite this dog with her owner. She was stolen (thought to be from the Leinster area) and was found in Cork.

She is currently been cared for in a local guards home and the owner should contact Mallow Garda Station on 022 31450.

14/07/2020

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2741259279464033&id=1504011426522164

An Garda Síochána have advised to be vigilant and keep your eyes on your pets.
Dogs are now fetching over €1000 for any dog, so this has become a lucrative business, do not leave your dog alone in your gardens.

All across Ireland, there is a new nationwide trend for pet dogs to be stolen, for one of the following reasons:

• To be sold on (especially pedigree dogs)
• To be used for dog fighting as bait (any dog)
• To be bred to produce puppies for sale
• To be used for "lamping", hunting or poaching.

Dogs are being stolen by a range of different individuals involved in organised criminal gangs on the move around the country.

Gardaí are appealing to the public to take extra crime prevention measures when it comes to caring for your pet, particularly high-value breeds of dogs.

If a dog is stolen, it’s important to act quickly:
- Immediately report the theft to Gardaí.
- Report the loss to your local authority, your vet and your dog’s microchip company.
- Spread the word on social media – post clear photos and detailed descriptions both on your profile and any other groups and pages you are connected with and encourage people to share quickly.
- Create posters and flyers, distribute these around your local community. Check your insurance policy, it might be able to cover some of these costs.
- Report the theft on as many missing animal websites as you can and keep an eye out on social media and selling pages.

In the instance where a lost animal is found, ensure the rightful owner is being contact before returning them.

For more information on how to keep your dog safe: https://www.garda.ie/!6MPWQ3

Garda Síochána - Cork, Kerry & Limerick - Southern Region

28/03/2020

Keep safe everyone.

27/03/2019

Beaglex found in the moneygall area last night. Please contact Niamh's boarding kennels if you are missing this dog

23/06/2017

26/05/2017

Play time