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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 SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELY TO ANIMALS, Unit 40A, Briarhill Business Park, Galway, H91 T66T

3. www.facebook.com › GalwaySPCAGalway SPCA - Facebook

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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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4. www.galwaydaily.com › life-style › galway-spca-citysGalway SPCA: the city’s animal rescue centre caring for 85 ...

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   Jan 7, 2018 · Here, people from a wide range of backgrounds; mechanics, students, factory workers and many more – 35 in total- volunteer their time to a cause; the Galway SPCA. Volunteers with three of the 83 animals in the SPCA’s care. The GSPCA is composed of both the Kilimor sanctuary and the city cattery.

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   May 21, 2024 · JobsIreland.ie Videos; ... Back Administrator - (GSPCA) Galway Simon Community. Ref: #CES-2338644. GALWAY SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENT, Unit 40A, Briarhill Bus Pk, Co ...

6. ie.linkedin.com › company › galwayspcaGalway SPCA - LinkedIn

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   Galway SPCA | 217 followers on LinkedIn. Animal Charity in Galway. Our aim to help, rescue, rehabilitate and re-home all animals to forever homes. | Working tirelessly to help abandoned,...

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   What is the Galway SPCA?

   • Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. 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.

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   Can you help abandoned dogs in Galway?

   • Since the years of the recession, abandoned pets- particularly dogs- have been the norm. In the heart of Galway City, there exists a sanctuary of help for these less fortunate animals. Here, people from a wide range of backgrounds; mechanics, students, factory workers and many more – 35 in total- volunteer their time to a cause; the Galway SPCA.

   Galway SPCA: the city's animal rescue centre caring for 85 animals

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   How many animals are in the GSPCA's care?

   • Volunteers with three of the 83 animals in the SPCA’s care. The GSPCA is composed of both the Kilimor sanctuary and the city cattery. Between these and the homes of so many dedicated foster families, there are currently 83 animals under the care of the GSPCA.

   Galway SPCA: the city's animal rescue centre caring for 85 animals

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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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8. gspca.ie › pages › about-usAbout Us - Galway SPCA

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   The Galway SPCA is proud of its tradition of using its voice to speak out in cases of animal injustice and will continue to support recognised campaigns to raise standards. As an animal welfare organisation, we do NOT have the right to enter people's property, or enter onto private land.