Kilkenny SPCA

Kilkenny SPCA If you wish to report a case of animal neglect or abuse, or you come across any injured wildlife, contact us on 056 777 1635. For emergencies 086 817 2167.

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 char

ity 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.

30/06/2025

Unfortunately, we have to report another fatality from a traffic accident. An adult ginger tabby cat, found on the shoulder of the road in Freshford, just beside the millennium park.

This friendly little cat has been wandering around Roberts Hill lately. Is this your cat, or do you think you might know...
30/06/2025

This friendly little cat has been wandering around Roberts Hill lately.

Is this your cat, or do you think you might know whose cat it might be? If so, please call us on 056 777 1635. Thank you. Ref #1279599.

30/06/2025
Update: He is home 😃Has anyone seen this male black and tan Jack Russel? He went missing in the Gowran area Saturday nig...
30/06/2025

Update: He is home 😃

Has anyone seen this male black and tan Jack Russel?

He went missing in the Gowran area Saturday night. Please if you have any info call us on 056 777 1635. Ref #1279637.

The dog is microchipped but has no collar (vets will scan animals for a chip free of charge also). Thank you.

Do you know this kitten?It was spotted around Kierans Crescent. She is around 6 months old. If you have any information ...
30/06/2025

Do you know this kitten?

It was spotted around Kierans Crescent. She is around 6 months old. If you have any information please call 056 777 1635 ref #1279638

28/06/2025

Sadly a male tabby cat has been found deceased after been hit by a car on the grass verge in Tifeghna at the bottom of the Crush Road 💔

Cats generally eat a few small meals per day and often won’t eat a full pouch in one go. Little and often is key to sati...
26/06/2025

Cats generally eat a few small meals per day and often won’t eat a full pouch in one go. Little and often is key to satisfying their hunger and we recommend splitting their meals up this way. It’s best to dish out half a pouch each time as this will ensure the food doesn’t dry out or attract flies in the Summer months.

This cat is looking for a home. The cat is neutered, wormed and is very friendly. FOR PRIVATE REHOMING. DAFM Reg. No. JP...
26/06/2025

This cat is looking for a home. The cat is neutered, wormed and is very friendly. FOR PRIVATE REHOMING. DAFM Reg. No. JPT200002C. Ref #238137

These 6 kittens are currently looking for forever homes; they are 2 months old and very playful, as you'd expect. 3 are ...
26/06/2025

These 6 kittens are currently looking for forever homes; they are 2 months old and very playful, as you'd expect.

3 are black kittens and 3 are white with patches of black and brown. they are affectionate and used to human contact, so they should have long careers as pets ahead of them.

If you would like to adopt, please call us on 056 777 1635. Ref #1279389. FOR PRIVATE REHOMING. DAFM Reg. No. JPT200002C.

Bare dirt in your garden can be an area which may tempt your dog to dig up. It can also be convenient for cats looking f...
25/06/2025

Bare dirt in your garden can be an area which may tempt your dog to dig up. It can also be convenient for cats looking for a toilet area. If you have an outdoor cat, you can create an area in the garden convenient for your cat to use as a toilet.

Sand is a common choice for cat toilet areas, and this will help keep them out of your flower beds. To avoid your garden being dug up and used as a public cat toilet, try ground covers such as mulches.

These two cats are currently looking for forever homes; the black one is called Alien, and the fluffy, two-toned one is ...
25/06/2025

These two cats are currently looking for forever homes; the black one is called Alien, and the fluffy, two-toned one is called Star.

If you think you can offer Alien or Star (or both) a home, please call us on 056 777 1635. Ref # 1279622. FOR PRIVATE REHOMING. DAFM Reg. no. JPT200002C.

Benefits of Enrichment Toys for Dogs👉Mental StimulationKeeps the brain engaged and helps prevent boredom. 👉Reduces Probl...
24/06/2025

Benefits of Enrichment Toys for Dogs

👉Mental Stimulation

Keeps the brain engaged and helps prevent boredom.

👉Reduces Problem Behaviors

Helps prevent destructive habits like chewing furniture or excessive barking by keeping dogs occupied.

👉Slows Down Eating

Great for dogs that eat too fast; puzzle feeders and treat-dispensing toys slow down their mealtime.

👉Boosts Confidence

Solving puzzles or figuring out how to get a treat can build a dog’s confidence and independence.

👉Encourages Natural Behaviors

Toys that involve sniffing, chewing, licking, or problem-solving replicate behaviors dogs would use in the wild.Provides Physical Exercise

Some enrichment toys require physical movement, which helps with weight management and joint health.

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