Waterford SPCA would like to thank Minister McConalogue and all at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine for the DAFM Animal Welfare Grant Funding of €54,000 received December 8th, 2022. We urge the public to continue to call us at 051-841432 or email info@waterfordspca.ie with their concerns about animals – remember one call […]
Tammy (F) and Gerry (M) are now ready for their forever homes. They are neutered, vaccinated and in purrfect good health. This duo, rescued by our Animal Welfare Inspector, has thrived in foster acre – now about 12 weeks old they are waiting for their new family – they are two beautiful, mischievous purrballs. Tammy
This gentle giant is neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. Benson is a powerful and playful dog. He is lead trained, house trained and used to people. If you are interested in adopting, please read our animal adoption terms on our FAQs page. Here’s how you can contact us: Phone: 051-841432Email: info@waterfordspca.ie
Our friendly and sweet Betty has found her forever home. Wishing Betty and her new family a happy ever after together.
Wishing Buachaill and his new family a happy ever after. Looking forward to bringing you updates on his progress.
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Waterford SPCA would like to thank Minister McConalogue and all at DAFM for ex-gratia funding of €40,000 received from his office to help and support us in our work in animal welfare in 2022. This generous amount is a great boost to our work as fundraising has been severely curtailed due to COVID. We urge
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Greg is a very active but gentle dog as would be expected with his breed, he will need to live in an active home where he will get plenty of exercise. Greg will be fully vaccinated (including the kennel cough vaccine), microchipped, and his worm & flea treatment will be up to date before he
Pamela our beautiful older cat has found her purrfect retirement home. Pamela was in bad shape when we rescued her. She was starving and a veterinary examination revealed she had been shot at with a pellet gun. Surgery has successfully removed most of the shrapnel. With the support of wonderful veterinary care at City Vets
