Don’t let them face Christmas alone

Your love means miracles for animals who would otherwise face Christmas cold, hungry and afraid.

This year, give the gift that wags back!

Your donation gives second chances and warm snuggles this Christmas

Introducing the National SPCA

The ISPCA and DSPCA have come together to form the National SPCA, a united force for change. Together, we’ll protect more animals, fight harder for their welfare, and create a kinder Ireland.

Find Your Perfect Companion

Give a loving home to an animal in need

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is recognised as Ireland’s leading animal welfare charity. Our role is to prevent cruelty to animals, to promote animal welfare and to proactively relieve animal suffering in Ireland.

Prevention

We work to prevent cruelty and abuse to animals by promoting animal welfare and educating the public on responsible ownership.

Protection

We aim to investigate reports of animal cruelty and work hard to protect vulnerable animals in society and relieve animal suffering.

Prosecution

We aim to prosecute all those who break Irish animal welfare law by having our inspectors work together with law enforcement.

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Donate to the NSPCA

Every animal deserves love, care, and protection. Sadly, many animals suffer from cruelty, neglect and abuse, which is why the NSPCA aims to safeguard the lives of all animals.

Animals in need of adoption

There are countless animals in NSPCA care that are in need of a new home, from dogs and cats to rabbits, horses, donkeys, guinea pigs, and more.
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Terrier X
Kildare
Buddy
Lab cross
Cork
Slainte
Border Collie
Kildare
Bobbi
Lurcher
Kildare
Link
Chihuahua
Kildare
Kenzo
Dutch X Belgian Shepard
Wicklow

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Get in Touch

National Animal Centre

Phone: (+353) 43 332 5035

Email: [email protected]

Report Animal Cruelty

Phone: 0818 515 515

Email: [email protected] 

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

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