DSPCA (IE, CHY01047) Browse events

The Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is Ireland’s largest, most progressive and innovative animal welfare organisation. Every year we rescue and rehabilitate thousands of sick and injured domestic animals and wildlife and place them in loving homes or return them to the wild. We treat the animals that come into our care like our own family. We do all that we can to ensure a healthy and happy life for pets and wildlife. This philosophy is at the core of all that we do from medical treatment and rehabilitation to standing up for the rights of neglected and abused animals by lobbying for improved legislation and prosecution.

Drogheda Animal Rescue (IE, CHY17824) Browse events

Drogheda Animal Rescue provides shelter and care to abandoned, strayed, neglected, abused, and injured dogs and cats. All of the animals in our care will be neutered before being rehomed as we support neutering as a means to control unwanted litters of puppies and kittens. All potential new homes owners are vetted to ensure that the animals will be well looked after and cared for by their new owners. We constantly seek to instill responsible dog cat ownership into the public and raise the awareness of animal welfare in Ireland.It is our policy not to put a healthy animal to sleep. If an animal has a serious injury, terminal illness, or is deemed a danger or risk to the public, we will then have that animal put to sleep upon careful consideration and recommendation by our vets animal behaviouralists.

PAWS Animal Rescue (IE, CHY12312) Browse events

ISPCA (IE, CHY05619) Browse events

Registered Charity CHY 5619 The ISPCA (Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) with the support of our 19 affiliated member societies around the country, rescue, rehabilitate and responsibly re-home thousands of animals every year. Our role is to is to prevent cruelty to animals, to promote animal welfare and to pro-actively relieve animal suffering in Ireland. The ISPCA believes that animals have the right to live their lives free from needless suffering and we aim to rescue, rehabilitate and responsibly rehome animals that are subjected to cruelty or neglect.

ISPCA (IE, CHY5619) Browse events

The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is recognized as Ireland's leading animal welfare charity. Our role is to is to prevent cruelty to animals, to promote animal welfare and to pro-actively relieve animal suffering in Ireland.

Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland (IE, CHY19293) Browse events

ASH Animal Rescue (IE, MYC0040) Browse events

ASH Animal Rescue, is a No Kill animal rescue shelter located in Co.Wicklow. All animals rescued by ASH stay at the shelter until a new loving home can be found for them, no matter how long it takes.Last year at the end of year grant scheme ASH received a grant of 18k from the Department of Agriculture. Apart from this, gratefully received grant, ASH rely solely on donations and contributions from the public and amazing volunteers who donate their time towards helping look after so many less fortunate animals who have found themselves in a rescue situation. With the help of ASH Animal Rescue, friends, volunteers, sponsors and donors alike these rescued animals will be given a proper chance of a loving new home. (please visit www.ashanimalrescue.com for more details)

Committee of Anaesthesia Trainees (CAT) (IE, CHY12214) Browse events

The CAT was established in 2011 to represent Irish Anaesthesia trainees in the College of Anaesthetists of Ireland, and on other external committees. We run a number of events for trainees each year and we occasionally take the opportunity to raise funds for worthy causes.

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (IE, CHY6006) Browse events

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is a unique organisation in Ireland, providing mobility training through the use of a Guide Dog, Assistance Dog and Long Cane for adults and children from four years of age. The services, which are provided free of charge, bring mobility and independence to people’s lives from all over Ireland. www.guidedogs.ie

Dogs Trust Ireland (IE, CHY16218) Browse events

Dogs Trust is Ireland’s largest dog welfare charity. We opened our rehoming centre in Dublin in November 2009 and have since rehomed over 4,500 dogs and puppies. We also offer national neutering and education campaigns as well as advising Government on any matters concerning dog ownership.

Deise Animal Sanctuary (IE, CHY21017) Browse events

We are a last chance for animals in crisis. We take on many welfare cases from all over Ireland, we never turn an animal in need away. We are now responsible for many emergency welfare calls. We provide a caring setting for all species to heal until we can find a loving new home for them.

AHAR Ireland (IE, CHY20701) Browse events

Animal Heaven Animal Rescue (AHAR) was founded by Suzanne Gibbons in 1991 and she has worked in animal rescue since the age of 8. AHAR started out as a rescue for horses and ponies that were going to the slaughterhouse but very quickly it turned into a rescue for ALL unwanted animals.

The Donkey Sanctuary Ireland (IE, CHY11617) Browse events

The Donkey Sanctuary's vision is a world where donkeys & mules live free from suffering, & their contribution to humanity is fully valued. We have rescued over 5,000 donkeys & provided them with eternal love & sanctuary. We need your help and support to continue to care for these amazing animals.

Donna's Equine Sanctuary (IE, CHY20672) Browse events

Donna’s Equine Sanctuary is run solely on donations from good willed people, who also realise the problems facing all to many horses throughout Ireland. Visit our website and join our mailing list to receive regular updates from the sanctuary you are all supporting.

Irish Dogs for the Disabled (IE, CHY17821) Browse events

Irish Dogs for the Disabled is a unique charity founded in 2007 to service a need that previously was not being met in Ireland. We are comprised mainly of volunteers and we receive no government funding to provide our service. Our assistance dogs are specially trained to assist physically disabled children and adults to carry out a range of practical tasks in order to achieve greater independence. Check out website to see what our amazing assistance dogs can do.www.dogsfordisabled.ie

Dogs in Distress (IE, CHY16481) Browse events

What we do: Dogs in Distress is a non-profit and fully volunteer based organisation that rescues abandoned or strays dogs from the pound that are at risk of being put down. Dogs rescued by DID are placed in foster homes to be cared for. Some of the dogs that we rescue have not been properly cared for and may need veterinary care. We neuter, worm, microchip and vaccinate all of our dogs during their time in foster care. Our vet bills are considerable and we rely on the generosity of our adopters and supporters to help us raise the funds that we need to cover our costs. The fosterer assists with house training, lead training and general socialization to ensure our dogs are ready for their new life. Most importantly the fosterer provides love, care and attention to their foster dog. We have a strict re-homing policy. We only home our dogs to those who have the attitude, facilities and lifestyle to take on the considerable responsibility of caring for a dog. Why donate and what exactly happens with your donation? As we are a non-profit organisation and all our members being volunteers, all donations go straight to the dogs that need it. The more donations we get, the more dogs we can save. Your donation would help us pay for: Veterinary bills Bedding Collar lead Neutering Microchip Vaccination Worming Food and treats, as well as special diets for dogs that need it Every dog deserves a chance in life! Help us give it to them!

Great Hounds in Need (IE, CHY20300) Browse events

In the past we were adopters ourselves and our beloved hounds are an important part of our lives. Due to the joy they give us we decided to form a group to help and to rescue other unwanted hounds. Now we are working hard to change that hope into a reality for the other great hounds in Ireland. That is how we became a greyhounds and lurchers rescue and rehoming group. Our organization was established first in Czech republic and then in Ireland, and it is unwanted greyhounds and lurchers in Ireland we focus on to rescue and rehabilitate and search out and find new homes for. Our team are people in Ireland, Czech, Germany and Slovenia working together.

Mayo SPCA (IE, CHY14728) Browse events

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Ainmhithe (IE, CHY19682) Browse events

Ainmhithe is a small independent sanctuary that has been taking care of abandoned and neglected animals in County Mayo in the West of Ireland . We pride ourselves on our no-kill policy, which means that the animals in our care stay with us for as long as it takes to find them suitable homes.