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NSPCA Animal Rescue 🇮🇪 Ireland’s Largest Animal Charity
🚨Rescue & Adoption
📍Dublin I Cork I Wicklow I Longford
💚Adopt, Donate, Support
🇮🇪 RCN 20001735-CHY 1047-CRO 3437

Save The Date 💚Our Love-A-Bull lounge is returning once again to NSPCA Dublin on Saturday 24th October 2026.The Love-A-B...
13/10/2026

Save The Date 💚

Our Love-A-Bull lounge is returning once again to NSPCA Dublin on Saturday 24th October 2026.

The Love-A-Bull lounge is a celebration of Bully Breeds, for dog lovers, potential adopters and fosters to meet our Love-A-Bulls looking for their forever homes ♥️

Stay tuned to our socials for more info.

13/10/2026

Someone please give little Jack a chance 🥺

No one has applied to adopt Jack, and honestly, it’s breaking our hearts 💔

This lovely little man has had a rough start in life, and at 10 years old he still has so many happy days ahead of him. We really want as many of those days to be spent in a loving home, surrounded by people who adore him, rather than behind shelter doors.

Jack has impaired vision, but that certainly doesn’t stop him from enjoying his walks or doing what he loves. And when it comes to treats? Well, this clever boy has mastered sniffing them out, no matter where they’re hiding 🐶

All Jack needs is someone to take a chance on him. Someone who will show him that his best days are yet to come.

Please don’t scroll past Jack. Please share his story. You never know, his person might just the next who will see your shared post!

Register to adopt Jack, 🔗 link to website in our bio, or visit him at 📍NSPCA Longford. No appointed required, open 7 days a week, 12-4pm 🐾

13/10/2026

Good morning from the cutest little rescue piggy there ever was… Áine 💚

Ballinasloe Fair 2026: Animal Welfare Update.The NSPCA team has officially concluded its on-site presence at this year’s...
12/10/2026

Ballinasloe Fair 2026: Animal Welfare Update.

The NSPCA team has officially concluded its on-site presence at this year’s Ballinasloe October Fair and Festival. Our inspectors were active on the ground across all three key horse trading dates: October 4th, 5th, and 10th.

First and foremost, we want to acknowledge that the majority of equines on display this year were in good condition and of good quality. It was encouraging to see responsible owners presenting well cared for animals.

We also recognise the visible improvements made at the Fair Green over the last few years.

However, ensuring animal welfare requires constant vigilance. Over the three-day period, our teams responded to 61 logged welfare concerns and our actions included:

▪️26 animals we taken into the care of the NSPCA from 17 separate seizures. This included a mix of horses, ponies, dogs, puppies, poultry, goats and ferrets.

▪️20 additional issues resolved directly through on site advice to owners.

▪️12 formal warnings were also issued.

While progress has undoubtedly been made, these figures show there is still a significant amount of work to do. Moving forward, we are fully committed to working closely with all key stakeholders, including the fair organisers, community wardens, Galway County Council, Department of Agriculture and An Garda Síochána, to implement further robust improvements for animal welfare.

Thank you to the public for your support and for being our eyes and ears on the ground. Together, we can ensure this historic fair remains safe for all animals.

This is not the life I chose 🥺I didn’t choose to live like this or to spend my days alone, wondering why no one comes to...
12/10/2026

This is not the life I chose 🥺

I didn’t choose to live like this or to spend my days alone, wondering why no one comes to play with me.

You have a choice in how you treat animals 🐾

Please don’t bring a pet into your life if you cannot give them the love and care they deserve and make them part of your family.

Please let kindness be your choice and compassion your responsibility 💚

This little dog has been rescued and is adopted 🫶🏻

12/10/2026

Just because…it’s the little things! 🐱

Cow is having a very productive morning altogether..! 🥹

📍NSPCA Dublin

12/10/2026

When rescued animals first arrive at the shelter, it can be an overwhelming and frightening experience for them 💚

This beautiful pony arrived into our care last week, and Dec the donkey was straight over to check out his new neighbour and to offer a little encouragement to help his new friend settle in 🐴

A little kindness and a friendly long face can make all the difference 🫶🏻

Champ voted for the NSPCA because they saved his life. 💚 Will you?We are over the moon to be shortlisted for The People’...
11/10/2026

Champ voted for the NSPCA because they saved his life. 💚 Will you?

We are over the moon to be shortlisted for The People’s Choice Award 2026 at this year’s Charities Institute Ireland Charity Excellence Awards.

We hope you’ll help Champ and vote for the NSPCA too 🫶🏻

🔗 Go to the link in first comment
👉 Fill in your deets
🐶 Select NSPCA as your favourite charity.
💚 Submit your vote

Please share far and wide with friends, family, colleagues… and possibly your dog. 😉

Voting closes 11.59pm, 29 October 2026

Champ voted for the NSPCA because they saved his life and thousands more like him 💚

Spike - A timid boy waiting to discover the world ❤️At just one year old, Spike is a beautiful Collie. He’s so smart and...
11/10/2026

Spike - A timid boy waiting to discover the world ❤️

At just one year old, Spike is a beautiful Collie. He’s so smart and is such a play boy.

Spike came into the care of the NSPCA through our Inspectors alongside his two siblings. When they first arrived, all three were incredibly nervous and overwhelmed. Having had very little exposure to the outside world, they had never been socialised, walked on a lead or experienced life beyond their kennel.

But over the past few weeks, Spike has started to show us the wonderful boy hiding beneath his shyness. 🥹

He is currently on foster and is making great progress. He’s growing in confidence every day, enjoying his walks and meeting new people at his own pace.

Spike foster home is only short term and we’re looking for someone special to help him take those next steps with a family of his own.

We’re looking for a quiet, preferably rural home for him, ideally with a confident, well-matched dog who can help show him the ropes. His new family will need to be patient and understanding, giving him the time he needs to settle into his new life.

Spike would be best suited to a calm home with teenagers 16+ or adults and an owner with experience of Collies or similar working breeds.

With the right person by his side, we have no doubt this clever, gentle boy will thrive in his new home.

Will you give Spike a chance?

If you’d like to meet him please email our📍NSPCA Dublin adoption team 📧 [email protected].🐾

Working together to protect animal welfare.Our NSPCA Inspector in Cork has been joining An Garda Síochána, Cork City Dog...
11/10/2026

Working together to protect animal welfare.

Our NSPCA Inspector in Cork has been joining An Garda Síochána, Cork City Dog Wardens and the CSPCA on community patrols in Cork.

These patrols provide an opportunity to increase visibility, engage with local communities and encourage people to report animal welfare concerns.

Collaboration like this plays an important role in raising awareness and helping to protect animals.

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