Poor Irish Collies

This is the latest collie to come in, he's been kept in the most awful conditions & it just shows in his face.
He'll come out of his shell given time, but it's so sad that collies in Ireland re treated worse than vermin by farmers if they fail as cattle dogs, & yet when they go over to the UK thery shine in agility & are appreciated.

He/she is beautiful..................I just wish Bruce was that bit older,(only 9 months) as today we have decided when he is we are getting NUMBER 4.
I will be looking you up I think. I hope you find a loving home

What a beautiful dog, with such a soulful expression. I do hope he finds a home where he will be loved and cherished.

Beautiful, hoping a suitable loving home is available very soon!

Hope he gets the home he deserves. Good luck xx

Poor dog...... hoping for a loving home very soon xxx

ive read about the irish collies ,that come over to this country ,it is heart breaking ,the way ,they seem to think ,they can treat these collies in this manor ,it really dos make me angry . its lovely dog stunning ,and will flurish in the right home ,i pray ,that home comes quickly

Its so sad, but I am glad there are people working so hard to find them the homes they deserve
- again - waiting till my wee guy is a bit older but one of these dogs is more than a posibility

I am lucky enough to have two doglets myself from rescue in Ireland, [ Limerick Animal Welfare ], then homed through wonderful Wiccaweys in UK, my Collie, Silk, and Collie x JRT, T`Akaya, [ yep an Agility home for them ].

The lovely lad in the photo will have light in his eyes when he realises not all humans are bad, and that he will be cherished by whomever is lucky enough to adopt him

Please do keep us posted on how he gets on

He's a lovely boy an I hope he gets the right home but have to say its very unfair to generalise. Not everyone in Ireland mistreats their dogs and not everyone in the UK appreciate them either. There are good and bad people everywhere and I know some wonderful owners of all breeds, collies and farmers included in Ireland.