A settled, neutered male cat is missing from the Cadogan Road, Fairview, since 30th March.
Owner is very concerned.
Phone: 01 – 8375630 North Co. Dublin SPCA.
Contact us urgently for more information.
Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
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Charlie is urgently in need of special home.
Charlie has had an eye surgically removed. He is a young, neutered, dark grey cat who is a little run-down at present, but will recover with some TLC.
CHARLIE HAS HAPPILY BEEN REHOMED
Contact us urgently for more information.
Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
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Prince, a five month old kitten is missing from Beaumont, Dublin 9, since February 13th. Prince is a microchipped, recently neutered, male kitten.
Phone: 01 – 8375630 North Co. Dublin SPCA.
Contact us urgently for more information.
Phone 01 – 8375630 or ncdspca@gmail.com
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Cat Missing in Rathgar Happily Found and Home Safe
Paulie, a young, male, tabby and white, neutered male cat went missing from Rathgar on the December 27th.
His owner, Mary, was naturally very anxious at his out-of-character disappearance.
The Good News is that Paulie from Terenure has returned home, safe and sound.
Contact North County Dublin SPCA for more information
Phone 01 – 8375630 or email ncdspca@gmail.com
Suki and Jake are affectionate, cute and lively nine week old black and white kittens. They are looking for a new home. Suki and Jake are both vaccinated and litter-trained.
Happily, they have gotten a lovely home, together, with a chap called John, who sadly lost his last cat through illness. They are currently beginning to settle in and he is very amused at their antics.
Contact North County Dublin SPCA for more information
Phone 01 – 8375630 or email ncdspca@gmail.com
This little kitten with a cone on her head was found injured on the side of the road by a young Frenchman on his way to work this Summer. He saved her from certain death when he luckily met a girl called Alice who used to work in our Clinic.
Alice phoned the Helpline and the kitten was taken to a local veterinary surgeon. She had to have her hind leg amputated.
We advertised her plight and she was happily re-homed with a lovely lady in Malahide.
Here is beautiful Susie now 🙂
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The Society re-homes a number of dogs each year. We take a small number of abandoned dogs, some may have been involved in road traffic accidents, who undergo rehabilitation in our care. They are either fostered or kennelled by the society, health checked and neutered. We then advertise for new homes. These homes are visited by our volunteers prior to homing the dog.
We also assist people in difficult circumstances find homes for their own pets. Many people have had to leave family homes and move into apartments (where pets are not allowed). We advertise, carry out home checks and put people in touch with potential new owners (more…)