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Published 13:28 19 Oct 2017 BST
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The charity also launched an emotional video of one of their longer-term residents, Kyia, who arrived at the centre in Finglas in 2013."There are a number of reasons why some dogs might get overlooked. "Sometimes, if a dog has had a particularly tough start in life, he might become a little nervous or frightened and need additional care and attention in order to adjust to home life. "Other times, a dog might be unfairly judged by his breed but may be the softest soul underneath his appearance. "Believe it or not, sometimes black dogs can be overlooked because they do not stand out as much as a lighter coloured dog."
“We felt that it was important to highlight these incredible characters in a bid to find homes for them as soon as possible. "We cannot understand why certain dogs just seem to get constantly overlooked here at the centre so we want to show people how amazing they are.
"One particular dog, Camelot, has been overlooked 28,134 times since being rescued, which is so hard to believe as he is such a loveable dog.”To learn more about the UnderDogs, click here.
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