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Dog fouling a bridge too far in one Donegal town

written by Rachel McLaughlin August 4, 2021
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The Glenties community is pleading with dog owners to clean up their act after another incident of dog fouling.

A mess left on the newly resurfaced bridge in the village prompted a new call for pet owners to be more responsible.

The Glenties Community Development Group say the issue is unacceptable.

They took to Facebook with this plea: “We’ve been here before……dog fouling continues to be an issue in Glenties, here we can see what was left on part of the new concrete on the bridge just a couple of days ago.

“We implore dog owners to clean up after their dogs and also not to let dogs roam about the town alone to soil the streets like this, it’s just unacceptable.”

Photo: Glenties Community Development Group

Dog fouling a bridge too far in one Donegal town was last modified: August 4th, 2021 by Rachel McLaughlin
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