Cork SPCA

Cork SPCA

10 animals for adoption

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County branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), working to prevent animal cruelty and promote welfare through rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming services.

Charity no. 20001735

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R852, Mahon, Cork, T12 W44N, Ireland

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Animals from Cork SPCA

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  • Stray S211 – Photo 1 of 3

    Stray S211

    €250adoption fee

    Dog · 1-2 years

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Stray S211 possible Lakeland Terrier mix estimated to be 1-2 years found in the Marina, Blackrock area on the 1st October bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Microchipped and no ID collar will go up for rehoming on 12th October 2026 if not reclaimed. Please share to find the owners. To go through the reclaim process please contact info@cspca.ie or call 0214515534. Proof of ownership required: -Proof of ID. -Proof of Address. -Microchip details must match the owner details provided. -Veterinary records with Microchip referenced. -Dog License in date. -Images of dog.

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  • Stray S209 – Photo 1 of 3

    Stray S209

    €250adoption fee

    Lab · 5 years

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Lab cross estimated to be 5 years found in the Blackpool area on the 30th September bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Microchipped and no ID collar will go up for rehoming on 9th October 2026 if not reclaimed. Please share to find the owners. To go through the reclaim process please contact info@cspca.ie or call 0214515534. Proof of ownership required: -Proof of ID. -Proof of Address. -Microchip details must match the owner details provided. -Veterinary records with Microchip referenced. -Dog License in date. -Images of dog. See less

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  • Pluto – Photo 1 of 3

    Pluto

    €250adoption fee

    Lab · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Pluto is a young male lab whose life has been turned upside down. His family had to give him up due to life changing circumstances and he is now here in a kennel environment. Something he has never seen before. He is afraid and nervous of this place but still brave enough to sit for a treat. We are looking for people who are dog savvy and kids over 12 due to his size and age. Think you can provide Pluto’s forever home, if so fill out the application form below. If you have a garden it must be fully enclosed. Homecheck by Dog Warden Services and dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. All dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, treated for parasites, microchipped and registered prior to adoption day ! Labradors are working breeds that require daily training and exercise regardless of their age. This guy will make a great dog for the right owner, is it you ? Dog will be available for adoption from 5th October 2026.

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  • Jasper – Photo 1 of 8

    Jasper

    €250adoption fee

    German Shepherd · 1-2 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Young German shepherd estimated to be1-2 years found in the Knocknaheeny area in September bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Was sadly not microchipped and never reclaimed despite advertising he was here! Knows his sit and stay commands so someone put work and care into his puppyhood. Homecheck required by Cork City Council Dog Warden Service. Dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. Fully enclosed garden required and knowledge of restricted breed regulations. https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/services/dogs-animal-welfare/controlled-breeds/ All dogs regardless of age require training this will be expected if you adopt a dog.

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  • Sylvia – Photo 1 of 4

    Sylvia

    €250adoption fee

    Dog · 7 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Older lady looking for her forever home! Lovable little madam who adores sniffy walks, could live with another dog depending a meet. Ideally a home with a mature family with dog savvy teenagers. No toddlers as this lady is looking for peace and quiet. Female Patterdale estimated to be 7 years old. If you have a garden it must be fully enclosed. Homecheck by Dog Warden Services and dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. All dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, treated for parasites, microchipped and registered prior to adoption day ! No for cats working breed.

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  • Marcie – Photo 1 of 6

    Marcie

    €250adoption fee

    Bull Terrier Cross · 7-8 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Marcie was surrendered along with four other dogs to the Cork County Council Dog Warden Services. She is a bull terrier cross and estimated to be 7-8 years old. That doesn’t hold her back she is a bundle of joy waiting for the right home. Fully enclosed garden required if you have one. Homecheck by Cork City Council Dog Warden Service. Dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. No cats in the home. Knowledge of restricted breed regulations advised https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/services/dogs-animal-welfare/controlled-breeds/ All dogs regardless of age require training this will be expected if you adopt a dog.

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  • Raya – Photo 1 of 2

    Raya

    €250adoption fee

    German Shepherd

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Raya is a gorgeous gentle German Shepherd. Experience with the breed is advised. Will require daily brushing and professional grooming every 8 weeks. Homecheck required by Cork City Council Dog Warden Service. Dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. Fully enclosed garden required and knowledge of restricted breed regulations. https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/services/dogs-animal-welfare/controlled-breeds/ All dogs regardless of age require training this will be expected if you adopt a dog.

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  • Tyler – Photo 1 of 13

    Tyler

    €250adoption fee

    Saluki Lurcher · 1 year · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Tyler the saluki lurcher was found roaming the village of Carrignavar as a stray. He was secured by the County Council Dog Warden Service and brought here to us! He is the sweetest little nervous bean and quite small and slender for a lurcher. Will fit in perfect with a whippet/lurcher lover family. He is frightened in kennels we don’t blame him… it’s loud and a lot of dogs are signaling they are stressed! Our Kennel and Admin staff adore him and would take him home in a heart beat if they didn’t already have an array of dogs adopted from here! Thinking of adopting a dog Tyler may be the dog for you. As this wee man is only a year old at best so we advise a home with older mature children over the age of 14 at a minimum. Homecheck required by Cork City Council Dog Warden Service. Dog meet required onsite if you have any other dogs. Fully enclosed garden if you have a garden! All dogs regardless of age require training this will be expected if you adopt a dog from the CSPCA.

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  • Hardy – Photo 1 of 2

    Hardy

    €250adoption fee

    Lurcher · 2-3 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Hardy is a gorgeous lurcher who arrived here as a terrified stray. He has now made himself at home as most lurchers do here in kennels. They love to lounge around and watch the antics of kennels. But nothing beats a cozy spot on a couch or dog bed in the living room while your people watch tv after an evening stroll. The promise of a great home is the reason we do this job and we know Hardy will make a great pet. Do you think he could be your future dog.. Apply today. Link for our application is below. Large male Lurcher estimated to be 2-3 years old. All dogs are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and parasite treated. Again all dogs not raised with cats are assumed a no for co living with cats or rabbits, this applies to Lurchers also.

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  • Otto – Photo 1 of 1

    Otto

    Cornsnake · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Cornsnake looking for a home. He’s been depressed here and we don’t blame him. He needs a home to brighten his spirits! Homecheck required must have a secure functional vivarium, appropriate substrate and hides. Essential care involves feeding frozen-thawed rodents, providing fresh water daily, and sourcing an exotic veterinarian. Beginners should research species like corn snakes and ensure they can accommodate a 20+ year lifespan.

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