The Louth Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Louth SPCA) is a non-profit animal rescue and welfare organisation. The Louth SPCA is situated at Walterstown (on the L1182), Dromiskin, Co. Louth Eircode A91 CP82
Our aim is to improve the welfare of all animals – both domestic and wild – through a range of activities, including inspection of reported cases of cruelty, organising the fostering and rehoming of animals, and provision of education on animal welfare. If you wish to report a case of cruelty please click here, all information will be treated as confidential.
Louth SPCA is staffed by volunteers only, and relies heavily on donations for funding. If you wish to make a contribution, please click on our Donate button.
Louth SPCA acknowledges the annual funding received from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
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✨️Jack is now in a foster home✨️
There's expressions of interest under Jack's post. If you are one of those interested, then please call out to kennels to meet him where possible eir code A91 CP82. After 11am & no later than 3.30pm any day. You can e-mail info@louthspca.ie Or pm this page during working hours & someone will get back to you. Thank you... ... See MoreSee Less
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Shared again in hope lovely Jack finds his forever home very soon 💙🙏💙
OLivia O'Rourke Reburn
If this doesn't warm the cockles of your heart nothing will.. This is Chance, who has to be the most tolerant dog in the country. He's so calm & so good with all the other animals in the house & let's not forget the endless stream of fostered kittens he's helped raise.
I think he deserves some extra special treats for his dedication, dont you??.❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Gold medal for putting up with all. He,s getting old now but still on duty. Best boy.
Chance is an amazing dog 🐕 ❤️
Theeeee best boy!
Beautiful boy with an absolutely lovely temperament and helping hand for any animals in need 💙💙💙
Gorgeous old boy, patience of a saint. Looks after all the babies during their stay. ❤️
Best boy🩵
What a beautiful boy
Beautiful boy, kitty looking up adoringly at him ❤
Best boy ever ❤️❤️❤️
What an amazing boy 🤍
Ah bless him ❤️
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In this warm weather please make sure to walk your pets when it's a bit cooler in the evening. Also make sure you leave fresh water out of the sunlight for all animals daily. Make sure they have somewhere to lie in the shade as well. Thanks for reading.... ... See MoreSee Less
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This is heartbreaking.....💔
The wee dogs Fiona Squibb & vet tried to help & save didn't make it. Everything possible was done but sadly nothing worked .. Nobody should have to go through this type of trauma especially the poor dogs.. For them the suffering was more than their little bodies could fight.. How & why this happened is anyone's guess. All we can say for sure is broken hearts & tear stained eyes are left behind.. ... See MoreSee Less
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Folks, can you all please be very aware of the garden products you are using. As you know some are highly toxic to animals . Only a few days ago our inspector Fiona Squibb had to assist & take a dog to a vet. The poor dog was suffering from poisoning & was having fits. Please read the packaging before purchasing, if you've already have it in your shed please reread the instructions & dangers.. Any animal can suffer poisoning. It is a horrible thing to witness.
Caution is essential when dealing with garden products. Remember it's not just our pets that can suffer from poisoning it also kills wildlife as well..Thanks for reading... ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes and agree.. these educational nuggets of information need to be sent as reminders each year!!!
And bear in mind the effects on wildlife too
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It's supper time, & we're waiting, the service here needs improvement...😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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Look at that cheeky we face😂two little beauties🥰
Those sassy babies need their grub ASAP! That cattitude is growing by the minute 😂😂
Beautiful
Sirena said your v sassy
✨️Jack is now in a foster home,✨️
Wee Jack is in kennels because his owner passed away, & he had nowhere else to go..
We in Louthspca put Jack's story up several times, which inspired some of you to make enquiries about him. We were very hopeful. But sadly that hope faded when we realised. There was no offers of a forever home for this 10yr old sweetheart, who loves his walks, loves people & other dogs & he loves his naps as well..
So in reposting Jack's picture, we are hoping someone will offer this wonderful little guy a forever home. All we ask is that he's cared for, loved exercised & happy.. Please call out to kennels A91 CP82 AFTER 11AM anyday & meet this beautiful little fella.. Alternatively e-mail info@louthspca.ie C'mon Folks let's share Jack's picture & get him the home he not only needs but also deserves.. Thanks for reading... ... See MoreSee Less
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So sad to read this. Jack is gorgeous. I’d happily have him but I’m down in Kerry. I have 2 rescues. I wonder would jack be ok with other dogs? My two are a 2.5 yr old labradoodle. And a 16 months old poodle cross who acts like an old man. I’ve fully enclosed grounds in the Kerry county side and over half acre at the back. It’s heartbreaking to think no one wants this little sweetheart after he loosing his entire world
There never seems to be a next of kin until there is assets to be inherited. Should be part of every last will. No assets without taking care of surviving animals. Poor little pet, hopefully someone comes forward xx
HI there I would be willing to give Jack a wonderful home. I have two rescues dog's, a lurcher and the most special German Shepherd. If Jack gets on with my two beauties happy days.
Awe this is just heartbreaking. Shared for gentleman Jack in hope this lovely senior finds a loving forever home and family to love and care for him. I hope Jack doesn't have too much longer to wait on a home of his own. Please don't write off this lovely gentleman who still has so much to offer. Jack's needs are minimal, loves his walks, people and his naps, he will be an excellent companion for anyone fortunate enough to have him. Please give Jack a chance, he is no doubt missing his deceased owner and his world has changed dramatically. Please help this lovely gent find the perfect retirement home he so deserves 💙🙏💙
So sad when this happens, such a lovely little fella, hope he finds comfort and happiness soon.
A little heart thief. Shared on Ferry Dogmothers in the hope someone special and deserving will see his photo and fall for him.
Andrea Ryan in going to ring them. Depends on the kid situation. 🤔
Shared in the hope 🙏❤️
What a stunner ❤️
Martina Delaney
Dympna Lynch
Regina Connor
Mark Andrew
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Question;
What would happen if there were no dogs in the world??
Believe it or not people in some countries would starve, because they eat dog meat like we eat pork beef chicken fish & the likes. Whether we agree with it or not.
Another aspect is there'd be no need for dog pounds or rescues. As there'd be no puppy farms, back yard breeders, dog abuse or neglect. Add to that, no dog fighting. Nor children getting mauled & bitten. There would be no testing products or medicines on dogs nor using their coats for fashion..
The other side of this is we would have no service dogs, such as guide dogs, emotional support dogs, therapy or seizure dogs, detection dogs. We'd also have no sniffer dogs, mountain rescue, disaster zone, bomb detection, police or military dogs.
Add to that the thousands upon thousands of jobs that would be lost, because there would be no need for dog accessories of any description. Vets would suffer from a reduction in clients. No doubt there's aspects of this I've not mentioned...
We would have no companion, no home security, (dogs act as an intruder deterrent). We would also have more health issues, as owning a pet helps reduce stress & anxiety, it lowers blood pressure. Having a dog in your life, gives you a reason to get up get out & see people..
So out of love & loyalty give your dog an extra bit of praise a cuddle or just interact more with them, because they are a very precious species... Thanks for reading... ... See MoreSee Less
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This came up in the memories. Just had to share.. ... See MoreSee Less
11 Years Ago
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Fabulous remember the day and our good friend Linda Martin came to open the kennels officially.
Aw what a great day that was…!
11 years ago! Some changes since then!