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The puppies are just over two months old and still getting used to humans
This family of 4 boys arrived at Mo Chara Animal Rescue in Thurles yesterday.
They are approximately 8 weeks old and absolutely petrified of humans.
The two smooth coats are the worst, according to Mo Chara.
"This is our 7th litter of pups this year, we have another 5 arriving tomorrow!!" they posted on social media this week.
"This will bring the total of pups currently in our care to 21! Each of these babies need their routine vaccinations, microchips and parasite treatment, along with the extra care and special food that goes into ensuring these babies thrive and can find their forever family.
"With our vet bills increasing drastically any help you can give us is greatly appreciated. Please help us to continue what we do best....save lives!
"We really appreciate your continued support."
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