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  • Chilli – Photo 1 of 1

    Chilli

    €100adoption fee

    Holland Lop · Male · Small

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    Chilli is an older Holland Lop boy with a fantastic personality. He’s very friendly and inquisitive and loves keeping an eye on everything that’s happening around him. Chilli does enjoy having his own space at times and isn’t currently the biggest fan of being handled. However, we believe that with patience, consistency, and time to build a bond, he will become much more comfortable with his new person. He’s a lovely boy who simply needs someone willing to respect his boundaries and let him come around in his own time. Give Chilli the chance to get to know you, and you’ll discover a wonderfully curious and affectionate character. Reserved

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
  • Salt – Photo 1 of 3

    Salt

    €100adoption fee

    Netherland Dwarf cross · Male · Small

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    Salt is a lovely male rabbit, while shy at first he will make a great companion! He is good to handle, although he can be a little unsure at first and will need some time and patience to build his confidence. This handsome boy looks like he may have some Netherland Dwarf in him, and he has plenty of charm to match! With a calm home, gentle handling, and lots of encouragement, Salt should continue to blossom into a confident and happy companion. If you’re looking for a friendly boy, Salt could be the perfect match!

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Raquel

    Pony · 5-7 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Raquel, Broken & Riding Raquel is 12.2hh, broken & riding. She is not a beginners pony and would need an experienced home to continue her education in a positive way. She’s very inquisitive and friendly. Loves being groomed and is mannerly on the ground. She is happy to live in or out and is easy to catch. She’s also a very good doer so will need appropriate diet and excercise. If you would like to know more about Raquel, please call 0871264048.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Ruth

    Cob · 21 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Ruth, looking for companion home Ruth is a 21yr old, 14.2hh cob. She is very sweet and will make a wonderful addition to the right home. She’s very well handled and loves being groomed and being fussed over. She’s easy going and can live in or out. She likes being part of the herd and is easy to catch. If you would like to know more about Ruth, please call 0871264048

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Ada

    Thoroughbred · 11-13 Years · Female · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Ada, looking for a companion home Ada is a 16.2hh TB mare. She would make a lovely companion and is an easy keeper. She can live in or out and enjoys being part of a herd. She is good to lead, and stands well for the farrier. If you would like to know more about Ada, please call 0871264048.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
  • Jack – Photo 1 of 8

    Jack

    €245adoption fee

    Cross / Terrier · 10 years · Male · Medium

    Co. Longford, Ireland

    Jack is a handsome Terrier cross, estimated to be around 10 years old, who is looking for a fresh start with a family who will love him for exactly who he is. Jack came into our care through one of our inspectors after he wasn’t being looked after properly. Despite his difficult start, he’s ready to leave the past behind and find a home where he’ll be safe, cared for, and cherished. Jack has impaired vision, but he doesn’t let it stop him from enjoying life. With a little patience while he learns his surroundings, he’s sure to settle in and become a wonderful companion. He is looking for a home where he can be the only dog, allowing him to enjoy all the love and attention for himself. Jack deserves the chance to experience what every dog should know—a warm bed, kind hands, and a family who will never let him down again. Could you be the one to give this lovely young boy the happy ending he’s been waiting for?

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Tula

    Trotter · 5 years · Female · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Tula , Broken & Riding Tula is a 5 year old mare, currently standing at around 15hh. She is broken and riding. She enjoys hacking out. Tula is well mannered, enjoys being groomed and stands well for the farrier. She is very sociable and will live in or out. As a young horse, she will need consistent daily handling to help build her confidence, reinforce good manners and continue her training in a positive way. An experienced home that understands young horses will be essential to help her reach her full potential. If you would like to know more about Tulla, please call 0871264048 or fill out the application form.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Quartz

    €275adoption fee

    Terrier (Jack Russell) Cross · 3 years · Male · Small

    Ireland

    Quartz is a nervous little fella that will need some time to adjust to his new surroundings. He likes to explore quiet areas and loves to sniff. He will need adopters ideally experienced with nervous dogs that can take the time he needs to settle in. Once he settles he is full of energy and wants to run and get lots of cuddles.

    Listed byDogs Trust (ROI)
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    Benny

    €295adoption fee

    Staffordshire Bull Terrier / Cross · 10 months · Male · Medium

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Handsome boy benny is just 10 months old. He was rescued very young but sadly is now looking for a second home for growing too big, he a medium sized boy and he still behaves like a little puppy. His owner described him as a great dog! He is affectionate and loves attention. He would suit a family with older children and could live with another dog. He thinks of himself as the perfect lapdog... loving a cuddle beside or on you! Can you offer this young boy a home, visit the shelter in Dublin To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Penny

    €295adoption fee

    American Bully / Newfoundland · 9 months · Female · Large

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    9 month old playful Penny, came to us from our center in Longford. She loves being around people and adores attention. Due to her size she will best suit a home with teenagers who have had a large dog before. This clever girl loves to learn, she behaves well in the house and is toilet trained. Penny enjoys the company of other dogs when out and about but would prefer to be the only dog in the home. Can you offer this clever girl a home? To adopt a dog from our Dublin center, we highly recommend a visit to our site on Mount Venus Road. We are open Tuesday to Sunday 12-4 and no appointment is needed to visit. You can chat to the team about any suitable dogs for your family, fill in an application onsite and most importantly… meet with any suitable dogs! Alternatively you can fill out an online expression of interest and you will hear from our team via phone or email over the coming days. Please be advised an online expression of interest does not reserve a dog, a visit to the center will still be required to activate your application and you may need to fill in further forms on your visit.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
  • Dara and Victor – Photo 1 of 1
    Pair

    Dara and Victor

    Cat

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Dara & Victor are just the perfect kittens. Loving and gentle with a great sense of fun and play. They are the best of buddies and have great fun with each other and when play is finished they find the best spots and sleep cuddled into each other. They are very affectionate and will curl up on your lap for kisses and ear rubs and purr to their hearts content. They would love an indoor home please, where someone will be there to look out for them. They are clean and tidy, no mess at litter trays or food bowls and are simply great little kittens. They love company and also love to sit on a window sill and watch the world go by. They will very quickly steal your heart away. If you would like to offer these boys a loving home, please ring 0862112850 and we can answer any questions you may have on them.

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline
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    Alf

    Cat · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Alf is waiting for his dream family. A gorgeous, loving boy, full of purrs and cuddles. An inside home please, where someone will be there to care for him. He is in Foster with other kittens but is also happy on his own. A truly fabulous little kitten. RING 086 2112850 please.

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline
  • Lou and Coco – Photo 1 of 1
    Pair

    Lou and Coco

    Cat

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet Lou & Coco, 2 adorable sisters who are now ready for their new home. An Indoor home please where they will be the only cats, where someone is home enough to keep an eye on them. They are up to date on all their Vet work and are just waiting to charm themselves into the right persons heart. 0862112850 please if you could offer these two girls a loving home.

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline
  • Callie and Bowie – Photo 1 of 1
    Pair

    Callie and Bowie

    Cat

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Callie & Bowie are a stunning sister and brother duo who are looking for an Inside home together. Two adorable, friendly, playful kittens. . If its love and cuddles you are looking for, then these two are for you Up to date on all their vet work , they are ready to go, with their bags packed. Please RING 0862112850 please if you would like to add this adorable duo to your life. PS they are in Foster with two, small dogs and are quite happy in their company .

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline
  • Wally – Photo 1 of 1

    Wally

    €200adoption fee

    Spaniel · 9 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Wally is a 9yr old neutered Springer Spaniel. He acts his shoesize not his age, he has a lot of energy but loves cuddles and would make a superb walking partner or for a family with older children. He has been living with another dog for most of his life and after an introduction he should get on well with another dog. He is housetrained and will listen to commands like ‘sit’ and ‘come’ (though he does get overexcited sometimes). He LOVES socks and finding things you thought you lost! Wally loves to play, and is a really happy boy when a ball is involved- though his first love is exploring and sniffing anywhere he can get to. A home in a rural envirnment where he would have a nice sized garden to explore, sniff and play ball would be perfect for him! He isnt keen on being left alone so would benefit from someone that is largely around to apply for Wally, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Jack – Photo 1 of 2

    Jack

    €125adoption fee

    Cat · 10 months · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Affectionate and playful

    Listed byCats Trust
  • Bella – Photo 1 of 1

    Bella

    £250adoption fee

    Border Collie · 19 months · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Bella was a farm dog with little interest in working, then she was rehomed to a gentleman briefly before being surrendered to the sanctuary. Bella was not yet fully house trained but was making great progress. Bella is beautiful petite Border Collie with an adorable little personality, she really loves humans and company. Like many Collies she will not do well in kennels. Collies are highly sensitive to noise and the busy kennel environment will make it difficult for Bella to rest. Bella has also been diagnosed with hip dysplasia in our care – she is currently on a trial of pain medication to help with this. Breed experience will benefit your application. Bella has shown some reactivity to other dogs and likely hasn’t been well socialised previously so she will need to be the only dog in the home. Bella could live with children aged 13 + years with a sensible approach to dogs.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Crystal

    Trotter · 6 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Crystal Broken & Riding 14.2hh Crystal is a 6-year-old 14.2hh bay mare. She came into our care in a very poor condition, having been severely underweight. With time, proper care and attention, she has made a fantastic recovery and is now ready to find her forever home. She has been recently broken and is being ridden every day. She would not suit a beginner and is not a second pony either. She will require an experienced home/rider to keep up her schooling and flatwork. She is currently stabled at night and out by day. She behaves well for the farrier and is used to regular handling and care. She can live out full time when appropriately rugged and provided with access to shelter, making her a flexible option for a variety of suitable setups. If you would like to know more about Crystal, please call 0871264048.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    In foster home

    Sunhat

    €275adoption fee

    Crossbreed · 3 years · Female · Small

    Ireland

    Meet Sunhat, a sweet and gentle little dog who is looking for a patient family to help her discover that the world is a safe and happy place. She can be nervous when faced with new experiences, having had very little exposure to the everyday sights and sounds that many dogs take in their stride. With time, understanding and kindness, Sunhat is sure to continue growing in confidence. Sunhat is looking for calm and patient adopters who will allow her to settle at her own pace and let her build trust in her own time. She will thrive in a peaceful home where she can make steady progress without feeling overwhelmed. A home with a fully secure garden is essential, giving Sunhat a safe place to explore and build her confidence while she learns to wear a collar and walk on a lead. Her new family will need to introduce this gradually using positive, reward based training, allowing her to progress at a pace that suits her. Sunhat could live with calm and understanding teenagers aged 16 years and over who will respect her space and allow her to build relationships on her own terms. Having a confident canine companion is essential for Sunhat. She looks to other dogs for reassurance and takes comfort from following their lead, so she will need to live with a friendly resident dog. Sunhat could also be rehomed alongside one of her friends, allowing them to begin their new adventures together. With patience, encouragement and plenty of love, Sunhat has all the potential to blossom into a wonderful companion. Every small step she takes will be a huge achievement, and watching her confidence grow will be incredibly rewarding for the family lucky enough to welcome her home.

    Listed byDogs Trust (ROI)
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    In foster home

    Sandcastle

    €275adoption fee

    Crossbreed · 3 years · Female · Small

    Ireland

    Meet Sandcastle, a sweet and delicate little dog who is ready to find a patient family to call her own. She has a gentle nature and is beginning to discover just how lovely love and attention can be. Although she can be a little unsure at first, it is clear that she wants to make friends and, given time, her affectionate side starts to shine through. Sandcastle is looking for calm and understanding adopters who will let her build confidence at her own pace. She enjoys having people around but will appreciate a family who will allow her to come to them when she feels comfortable, helping her continue to grow in confidence. She could live with gentle and respectful teenagers aged 14 years and over who will understand her sensitive nature and give her the space she needs to settle into home life. Although Sandcastle has lived with other dogs in the past, she would prefer to be the only dog in her new home so she can enjoy all the love and attention for herself. As Sandcastle has not yet learned to walk on a lead, she will need a home with a fully secure garden where she can safely explore and begin practising this important new skill. With patient, positive training, she will be able to build her confidence before taking on adventures further afield. For the right family, Sandcastle will be a wonderfully rewarding companion. With kindness, patience and plenty of reassurance, she is sure to blossom into a loyal little friend who will enjoy nothing more than sharing her life with the people she loves.

    Listed byDogs Trust (ROI)