Registered Charity Number: 20004545 The Kilkenny SPCA is the oldest animal rescue and welfare society in County Kilkenny. (Registered Charity Number: 20004545)
Set up to promote the welfare of all animals – both domestic and wild – it was originally founded in 1882 by the Marchioness of Ormonde. The first meeting took place in Kilkenny Castle on the 25th of April 1882. It became a registered charity in 1937. Our aim is to improve the welfare of all animals, domestic and wild, through: Inspection of reported cases of cruelty; advising the Gardai accordingly Providing shelter for animals in distress, including wild animals and birds Attending accidents involving animals and providing relief as necessary Helping to rehome animals Helping owners to find lost animals Providing a subsidised neutering scheme (between 1/3rd of the cost off) Promoting education on animal welfare. If you would like to read our policy document, please check our Download section. Kilkenny SPCA is a voluntary organisation, funded by donations only. If you wish to make a contribution please check our contact us section or click on our Donate button. Please help us to help animals.
***REHOMING***
We are always looking for good homes for animals, including dogs, cats, horses, and more. If you decide to adopt an animal, please know that there is a small rehoming fee, and that a home check may be carried out. If you have an animal that you would like us to help you rehome, please contact us and send us a photograph. Disclaimer: The Kilkenny SPCA does not guarantee the health or temperament of any private adoption animal listed on its website. Private adoption agreements are between the person offering the animal for adoption and the individual looking to adopt the animal. All parties using this website agree to release Kilkenny SPCA from any responsibility related to the private adoption process. All cats and dogs posted for privateadoption must be spayed/neutered.
