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10 Sep 2025
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10 Sep 2025
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PICTIÚIRÍ: Buail leis na hiomaitheoirí clúmhacha go léir ó gach contae do Shrón Thrá Lí
This bilingual rescue doggie from Galway is Khai who is currently waiting to officially become a therapy dog!
Khai "is the best companion anyone could ever ask for. He naturally knows when someone is upset or down and seeks them out to comfort them. Even comes to visit the local nursing home whenever there’s a chance and brings a bit of gentle giant joy to everyone’s day by laying his head in their lap. Currently waiting to complete his assessment to officially become a therapy dog on the 30th of June (fingers crossed) so that he can then visit other nursing homes around Ireland and spread joy".
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