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Taoiseach Simon Harris has shared a sweet snap of his parent's new rescue puppies, online.
The 37-year-old Taoiseach shared a series of photos online of the new puppies, Bear and Teddy.
Bart and Mary Harris, Simon's parents, recently rescued the two pups from a shelter, which the Taoiseach advocated for in his Instagram post online where he shared the news.
He said: "Meet Bear and Teddy - our two new rescue pups in my parent’s house. Dogs can add so much to a home! There are so many rescue dogs out there looking for a family to join.
"If you’re in a position to have a family dog, please rescue one! Brilliant rescue shelters across our country doing great work. Proud of them."
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Taoiseach Harris has 191k followers on Instagram and many reacted to the cute post, with one saying: "We are thrilled to see you advocating for people to adopt instead of shop."
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