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Some of the animals at Clare animal shelter waiting for a home
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Clare animal welfare is a dog rescue charity that works to find new homes for neglected, abused and abandoned animals across the county.
Here are some of the animals that are now waiting for their forever home, including a feret named Flash who is good with children!
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First up we have Buddy, a stunning medium sized dog, believed to be a collie/setter/terrier mix. His owner has moved abroad so he is in need of a new home. Very affectionate and loving, he enjoys playing with a ball. A great dog for an experienced dog owner interested in training, he will be a fabulous companion.
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