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2.3K views | The Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA) has described the release of pet rabbits into St Stephen’s Green as “irresponsible”. The Office of Public Works (OPW) spotted four rabbits in the park and captured them on Sunday. Video: Evie O'Brien #Dublin #rabbits https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2023/07/17/dspca-rescues-pet-rabbits-that-were-let-loose-in-st-stephens-green/ | The Irish Times | Facebook

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An ISPCA Inspector has spoken of his 'shock' at seeing "so many animals crammed into tiny spaces and cages" after over 200 animals were rescued from a single property 😲 This footage shows 25 dogs, including puppies, who had been living in the kitchen on the property, while further footage showed more animals, including 95 rabbits, hamsters, mice, a corn snake, a slider terrapin and a musk turtle in 'out of hand' conditions in an exterior shed. Full story in the comments | Irish Daily Mirror

The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has recorded a 12% increase in the number of children contacting its Childline service this Christmas compared to last year. The society said that it expects today, St Stephen’s Day, to be one of the busiest for Childline, its 24 hour listening service for children and young people. Figures published by the ISPCC show that Childline received an average of more than ten calls an hour over three days this week on Monday, Christmas Eve and