- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Many Tears animal rescue in Wales has just taken in 57 lab puppies , all at once , all shapes and sizes , just saying 
57 pups
- Thread starter kateincornwall
- Start date
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
They are taking adopters right now, good luck to her, they all look grand xx
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
According to Many Tears , the pups have all come from Ireland , destined as service dogs originally , oh they look so beautiful , repeat after me Kate , No No No xxx
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Yes, their FB page, they have a video of them all xx
Thanks, found it
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Paul said I could have one but then he would because he just sits in his damned chair and lets everything go over his head 
Emily_Babbelhund
Mama Red HOT Pepper
- Location
- Regensburg, Germany
Oh I want one too. Man, sometimes my whole "I don't actually have a home" thing is a serious pain in the backside.
But I'm happy the pups have gotten rescued and now go to people who really want them. I'm curious how so many ended up in the same boat at once.
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I can never get the videos to play!
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Oh they are just so CUTE!!!! Even Steve wants one (knowing full well Wales is a tad too far)
- Location
- SW London UK
Me as I come done stairs “Hubby, there a dog shelter in Wales that has just had 57 labs brought in…”
Long pause…”No, you’re not having one.”
“So that means I can have 57.” Hopefully
“No.”
Long pause…”No, you’re not having one.”
“So that means I can have 57.” Hopefully
“No.”
There you go get one closer to home he clearly wants another.
Step in the right direction. I mean Wales is on New South Wales after all. Just saying...
- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
I messaged her straight away, though looks like she was following that page anyway. I'm hoping she won't discount them as being too 'big' - I'm guessing they were at least 12-14 weeks going by that video? But she was also looking at Romanian rescues and those aren't usually re-homed until at least four months. Half term is next week so we could take a drive out to Llanelli - it's do-able in a dayI saw the black labbie Gin.
Quite worrying that they bred all those 57 pupsters and then chose not to use them. Makes me wonder why..........
Hopefully they will all get lovely homes. @Natalie has your SIL signed up?
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- Location
- SW London UK
I was thinking the same thing, seems all a bit strange to me. There must be more to the story.
Cath
MLF Sales Coordinator
They could be from a puppy farm. Ireland is well known for this. I guess we will never know.
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