About NSPCA
NSPCA is Ireland's national animal protection organisation, with its main centre in Rathfarnham, Dublin, on Mount Venus Road. There it takes in dogs, cats and other domestic animals that were rescued, surrendered or removed by its inspectors.
The centre combines shelter, clinic and inspection work against cruelty in the capital and its surroundings. Animals receive full veterinary attention and a rehabilitation period before going up for adoption.
The organisation also keeps centres in other parts of the country, such as Cork, Longford and Wicklow. Adoptions from Dublin are arranged with an interview and a visit, to match each animal with a suitable home anywhere in Ireland.
The centre combines shelter, clinic and inspection work against cruelty in the capital and its surroundings. Animals receive full veterinary attention and a rehabilitation period before going up for adoption.
The organisation also keeps centres in other parts of the country, such as Cork, Longford and Wicklow. Adoptions from Dublin are arranged with an interview and a visit, to match each animal with a suitable home anywhere in Ireland.
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