Burren Animal Rescue

27/02/2025

Rosie is a 6yr old bull terrier than came into our care for rehoming.

She is a loving happy lady who adores tlc time 🥰

Being a tripod doesn't stop her or slow her down, she loves being out & about. Rosie can be reactive around other dogs so she would best suit a home with no other dogs.

Rosie has now been spayed so is ready for a home where she will be loved. She is micrchipped, etc.

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25/02/2025

No time for kidding around now with the first orphan of 2025 arriving into our care on Saturday.

Little Bleethoofen, as he is now known, was found stuck in a crevice by 2 men out walking in the Burren.

He has taken to the bottle well and his conjunctivitis is clearing up nicely 👌

25/01/2025

Please note we have no electricity or mobile phone service at the rescue due to (posting this update thanks to Eir signal in Gort) so if you have an urgent situation you will need to contact someone else.

We will let you know when we are back to 'normal' 🤞

02/01/2025

New home needed please share - for more information contact number on poster

15/12/2024

Winners of this year's Winter Prize Draw are:

1st Prize €800 - Christina McCrank, Gort (ticket number 2004)
2nd Prize €300 - Roisin Coyle, Galway (ticket number 1729)
3rd Prize €100 - Martin Corry, Corofin (ticket number 876)

Total Raised - €4,682.50 👏

Thank you very much to all who bought & sold tickets 🫶🫂🌟

15/12/2024

Prize Draw takes place at 9pm tonight ... if you're not in you can't win 🤞

MissyMoo says "show the love, go on, go on, go on" - https://www.burrenrescue.com/shop/winter-draw-2024-ticket/

15/12/2024

One more sleep till the raffle draw. Last minute tickets can be purchased at - www.burrenrescue.com/shop we cant do what we do without people like you ♥️🐴🐶🐱

04/12/2024

Whilst a lot of our posts of late have been focused on raising money for the haybarn following the storm damage and selling tickets for our Winter Draw don't forget we have animals looking for homes https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.614779274017483&type=3 .

This will be Stormy, Tia and Cali's second Christmas in our kennels through no fault of their own and Roo looks destined to spend his 1st Christmas here too :(

04/12/2024

This Friday, 6th December, we will be at the Corofin Community Hall & Field Christmas Market.

Come say hello, buy raffle tickets, gifts, etc. As always there will be a great variety of different traders, bakers and crafters tables in attendance.

28/11/2024

We still have tickets available for the winter raffle. Win yourself €800 before Christmas by purchasing the lucky ticket (one lucky winner will) at https://www.burrenrescue.com/shop/winter-draw-2024-ticket/
Be a Burren Animal Rescue - BAR's Helping Hands because we cant do what we do without people like you 💕🐶🐱🐴

16/11/2024

DAFM are introducing a new Equine Traceability System which will be based on returns from the Equine Census. This year’s Equine Census in Ireland takes place on the night of Saturday the 30th of November 2024.

We have received correspondence regarding this new Equine Traceability System from the Department of Agriculture stating the following:

"To improve equine traceability, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is introducing a new equine traceability system.

The new system will be based on equine census returns; it is therefore critically important that all people keeping equines complete a census."

See more - https://www.burrenrescue.com/new-dafm-equine-traceability-system/

11/11/2024

04/11/2024

While Storm Ashley passed relatively gracefully over much of County Clare last week, it reaped havoc at the Burren Animal Rescue Centre in Tubber, destroying a barn and threatening the centres critical supply of winter fodder. The storm ripped through the roof of the large barn, tearing apart concrete block walls and damaging a number of metal pillars. This leave the registered charity in a precarious position, facing a costly rebuild as they also face into the difficult winter season for their animals....

While Storm Ashley passed relatively gracefully over much of County Clare last week, it reaped havoc at the Burren Animal Rescue Centre in Tubber, destroying a barn and threatening the centres critical supply of winter fodder. The storm ripped through the roof of the large barn, tearing apart concre...

27/10/2024

We have offers of physical help but until we have building supplies we are stuck in limbo with no haybarn ... https://www.burrenrescue.com/haybarn-destroyed-begging-bowl-out/ 🫶🤞

Storm Ashley found a weakness in the structure of our haybarn knocking pillars, sections of walls and sending the 20ft x 40ft roof onto trees beside the barn.