Judge John O'Leary adjourned the case to April when it came before him at Clonmel District Court last week
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Will you find the next addition to your family?
USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Take a look at the dogs and puppies waiting for their forever homes in Tipperary based animal rescue.
PAWS Animal Rescue is located at Mullinahone in Tipperary and has rescued, vaccinated, neutered and rehomed thousands of dogs since it was founded in 1977.
"It has been a long and bumpy road and we have hit many potholes along the way. I still thank God each day for the people like all over this island, who make a difference," the rescue says on their website.
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The first dog seeking a home is three-year-old Ghost who is a male Suluki Cross who gets along with other dogs and walks very well on the lead.
Ghost could live in a home with another dog or on his own and he loves having snuggles during the day and a run around the garden. He is a very easy going boy.
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