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Furry finalists from every county for Nose of Tralee
This guy is Buddy from Mayo who is totally blind.
Buddy was adopted from the North West SPCA Ballina in 2021. He only had one eye when he was adopted.
"Unfortunately, that eye became infected and he had to have it removed. He hasn’t let his disability slow him down and he is the most affectionate, clever boy. He has brought so much joy to our home. He relays on his senses to get around, and I have to say, he has an exceptional nose as he can sniff out yummy cat treats a mile away!".
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