We spend our lives doing our very best caring for them, rehabilitating some and looking for loving homes for those that can be homed. We are a non-profit organisation. Throughout the years we have homed hundreds of dogs and cats. We’ve rescued many animals from horrific situations that we still can’t comprehend and many of these dogs and cats are now sitting by their owners feet in a house or runn
ing happily in a park chasing a ball and are the apple of someone’s eye. Sadly this isn’t always the case and sometimes we won’t ever succeed in rehoming. We have a strict NO-KILL policy and take this very seriously. Any animals that can’t be rehomed for whatever reason will become permanent members of our ASH family and we will care for them for the rest of their lives. We can’t stress enough that this is not an invitation to offer/bring us dogs that are not suitable for homing. We’ve survived until now on the generosity of friends, donors, volunteers and sponsors but right now we, like everyone else are very seriously struggling to keep our head above water and care for the animals that are already in our care. Ash Animal Rescue would like to sincerely thank the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, for the continuous support and allocation of public funds to our organisation. The received funds assist Ash Animal Rescue in its continued services for Animal Welfare in Ireland. Ash Animal Rescue will continue to need the support of the general public to maintain operations at an effective level and would appeal to the public to continue to give their support in any way they can when required.