Volunteer at an Animal Shelter or Rescue
Animals are one of the most vulnerable groups in our society. They depend almost entirely on the kindness of people for their survival. You can make a difference to the lives of many animals by offering your time to help care for the animals either in the rescue centre, or in your own home as a foster parent until they can be permanently re-homed. The tasks can range from mucking out donkey stalls to walking dogs, to simply handling and playing with feral kittens so that they can be socialised and homed. There are many animal welfare groups, some are listed below:
| Charity Name | Contact Info | Email & Website | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISPCA | National Animal Centre, Longford
T 043 33 25035 Equine Rescue Centre, Cork T 022 43218 |
info@ispca.ie | |
| Dublin SPCA | T 01 499 4700 | info@dspca.ie | |
| Cats Aid | T 01 668 3529 | www.catsaid.org | |
| Paws | Tipperary
T 052 915 3507 |
pawsanimalrescue@eircom.net | |
| Dogs Aid | T 087 2944 310
T 01 8347 134 |
info@DogsAid.ie | |
| Kildare Animal Foundation | T 045 522 929 | info@animalfoundation.ie | |
| West Cork Animal Welfare Group | T 086 8500 131
T 086 3862 714 |
info@westcorkanimals.com | |
| Dog Rescue Ireland | Bernie T 086 2171 628 |
www.dogrescueireland.com | |
| Scar (Second Chance Animal Rescue) | Co. ClareFrances Murphy
T 061 703549 |
Info@Scarclare.Com | |
| Last Hope | Co. Meath
T 085 7172024 |
admin@lasthope.ie |
“Orphaned cats for adoption in Maadi animal shelter, Cairo – Egypt” by mnadi is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0
