ISPCA Animal Centres
The ISPCA’s four animal rescue and rehabilitation Centres support the ISPCA Inspectorate and our affiliated members with the rescue, rehabilitation and responsible re-homing of cruelly treated and abused animals.
The ISPCA National Animal Centre, Derryglogher, based in Keenagh, Co Longford opened in 2002 and is accessible to our Inspectors from across Ireland. The Centre is designed to provide veterinary care and rehab to all animals subjected to cruelty or neglect and to return them to a state which enables them to be responsibly re-homed. The National Animal Centre can house over a 100 animals in need at any one time.
The ISPCA Equine Rescue Centre is located in Mallow, Co Cork. Following the huge increase in cruelty calls involving horses and ponies, the decision was taken to develop a centre for the rescue and rehabilitation of all equines. Staff at the Equine Centre in Cork, care for many equines from the south of the country, and also collaborate closely with the equine unit in Longford.
The ISPCA Donegal Animal Rehabilitation Centre, based in Ramelton, Co Donegal opened in 2018. The state-of-the-art facilities include an animal treatment room, rooms for small animals, large animals, and aquatic wildlife such as seals, as well as stables, kennels and a cattery. All animals and species are welcome.
The ISPCA Wicklow Centre, based in Sharpeshill, Co. Wicklow promotes responsible pet ownership, prevents animal cruelty across the county, rehabilitates and responsibly re-homes countless animals. Over this time, the Centre has become an intrinsic part of the Wicklow community and a focal point for social good, through volunteering, education, employment, fundraising and the promotion of rural sustainability.
The ISPCA Waterford Office, based in Summerland Square, Clashrea, Co. Waterford, works at promoting animal welfare throughout the county of Waterford.
The Cork, Donegal, Wicklow and Longford Centres all aid the Inspectorate and support the ISPCA’s 14 Member Societies and other animal welfare organisations throughout Ireland.