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1. gspca.ieGalway SPCA

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   The Galway SPCA is a charity based in Galway with a cattery in Briarhill and a dog sanctuary in Killimor, Co Galway. Our aim is to help, rescue, rehabilitate and re-home all animals to forever homes.

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   Galway SPCA. 82,728 likes · 3,418 talking about this. Working tirelessly to help abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in Galway since 1985.

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3. gspca.ie › pages › dogs-for-adoptionDogs for Adoption – Galway SPCA

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   Dogs for Adoption. Below is a list of all of the dogs we have in our care, waiting to be rehomed. If you are applying for more than one pet, please use a separate application form for each animal. Dog Adoption Application Form. Bamba.

4. gspca.ie › pages › contactContact - Galway SPCA

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   Rescue, Rehabilitate & Rehome The Galway SPCA is a charity based in Galway with a cattery in Briarhill and a dog sanctuary in Killimor, Co Galway. Our aim to help, rescue, rehabilitate and re-home all animals to forever homes.

5. pupsinthepark.ie › galways-spcaGalways SPCA - Dublin Only - Pups in the Park

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   The Galway Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) have been an active force in animal welfare since 1999 taking care of sick, injured and cruelly treated animals in Galway.

6. www.advertiser.ie › galway › articleAdvertiser.ie - GSPCA - caring for animals in the community

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   Aug 24, 2023 · The Galway Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA ) have been an active force in animal welfare since 1999 taking care of sick, injured and cruelly-treated animals in Galway. The society's main base is its sanctuary between Killimor and Portumna where it cares for dogs in the dog sanctuary.

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   What is the Galway SPCA?

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   • The Galway Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) have been an active force in animal welfare since 1999 taking care of sick, injured and cruelly treated animals in Galway.

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   How do you support the GSPCA?

   • The GSPCA relies on generous donations from the public to support our mission. Make a life-changing decision and adopt from the GSPCA. Give an abandoned animals a chance at a better future. We rely on our foster families to prepare animals for home life, and to give them a better chance of securing forever homes.

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   Does the GSPCA take back a bred dog?

   • The GSPCA remains supportive of GSP rescue, and the GSPCA breeder guidelines state that breeders will take back dogs they bred when a home doesn’t work out. If you are interested in volunteering for rescue or have a dog that needs rehoming, please check the list to the right and contact the group that serves your area. GSPCA Resources :

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8. www.gspca.org › Programs › RescueGSP Rescue | GSPCA German Shorthaired Pointer Club of America

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   If you are interested in volunteering for rescue or have a dog that needs rehoming, please check the list to the right and contact the group that serves your area. GSPCA Resources : Recommended Protocols (PDF) Recognize a Shorthair (PDF) Adopting A Shorthair (PDF) Volunteering for Rescue (PDF) DONATIONS. Thank you for your consideration!