He went to the facility in 2012 when he was only 6 weeks old.
After 8 years with Dogs Trust Ireland, Pluto the pitbull cross has found his forever home.
Pluto was dropped into the facility in 2012 when he was just 6 weeks old and after one failed re-homing plan.
He became a long-term resident at Dogs Trust HQ in Dublin - often overlooked for smaller and younger pups.
Thankfully, Pluto has now been found his forever home and the charity is now asking potential adoptors to consider taking in larger adult dogs like Pluto who are often ignored.
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