Gardaí conclude that roaming ‘lion’ was actually a dog

Concerns over a lion roaming around Irish woodlands have been allayed by gardaí who have concluded the animal was actually a dog.
Gardaí conclude that roaming ‘lion’ was actually a dog

By Cillian Sherlock, PA

Concerns over a “lion” roaming around Irish woodlands have been allayed by gardaí, who have concluded the animal was actually a dog.

A video circulated on social media and WhatsApp last week showed an animal that looked like a lion entering a wooded area.

The sighting was reported to have occurred near Mountshannon, Co Clare, with some social media posts also linking the event to Kells, Co Meath.

On Tuesday, members of An Garda Síochána said that the sighting of a lion-like animal was a dog.

Gardaí from Killaloe concluded that the animal roaming around the woods was a Newfoundland breed, adding that the particular dog was named Mouse.

They said the dog was “delighted with his recent viral video clip”.

Mouse’s fur appears to have been shaved down to leave a lengthy tuft on the tip of the tail, while also preserving the appearance of a mane around his head and neck.

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