Willow is a 2 year old Border Collie in Wexford Seeking a Loving New Home

Due to an upcoming house move, we are sadly looking for a new home for our much-loved 2-year-old female Border Collie 'Willow'.

This is a very difficult decision, and we are committed to finding the right family for her.

She is:

• 2 years old

• Microchipped

• Neutered

• Fully house trained

• Great with children

• Friendly, affectionate, and well-mannered

• Responds well to commands

• Loves travelling in the car

• Healthy and accustomed to family life

• Secure Garden needed.

• Change of Ownership Done through Fido.ie

She is a typical Border Collie—intelligent, loyal, and eager to please. She enjoys attention and companionship and would suit an active home where she can continue to be part of the family.

We are looking for a responsible and caring home where she will receive the love, exercise, and attention she deserves. A good home is more important to us than the price.

Location: Wexford kilmuckridge 

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