Nicola Gracey from Market street with here friends in fancy dress at her 21st birthday party in the Lisdoo
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10 Sept 2025
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10 Sept 2025
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Danann - Kildare
Danann is a small but mighty bundle of joy! She came in to her owners life as a tiny puppy full of joy after a life altering health issue and made the worst parts of a difficult recovery so much easier and more bearable.
Danann has been an amazing therapy dog, even though she never intended to be and has brought her owner through the hardest of days. They are best friends and now that her owner is back on her feet, they are inseparable, enjoying walks, playing and always up to no good together.
Danann is one amazing sausage and deserves to be acknowledged for how much of a fantastic pet, therapy, tonic and best friend she is to her owner!
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