The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is recognised as Ireland's leading animal welfare charity. Our role is to is to prevent cruelty to animals, to promote animal welfare and to proactively relieve animal suffering in Ireland. Read More...
The ISPCA inspectors are at the forefront of animal welfare, they respond to allegations of cruelty, neglect and abuse and also aid sick and injured animals. Read some of the stories by our inspectors of how they rescue animals every day.
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The ISPCA’s two rescue and rehabilitation centres were developed in order to support the ISPCA Inspectorate and member societies with the rescue, rehabilitation and responsible re-homing of cruelly treated and neglected animals.
This resource allows you to report pets who have been lost or pets that you have found. Knowing what to do when you lose a pet can be unclear, we have compiled guidelines of what to do in case of losing your dog, your cat or another animal.
Looking at the ISPCA photographs submitted, Judge Geraldine Carthy said that they “speak a thousand words” and also said that the veterinary report did “not make pretty reading".
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Once signed by President Michael D Higgins, it will become law
The ISPCA and the Donkey Sanctuary worked in collaboration, seizing the donkeys to prevent further suffering.