A huge thank you to Carty’s Bar & Lounge – Knock for hosting our wonderful Quiz last night and their brilliant raffle. Thank you so much to Noreen who organised in memory of her gorgeous dog, Denny, to Catherine Hannon for being an amazing quizmaster and her husband Paul for
Some litters and animals who were brought into the shelter had their stories published in local and national newspapers. Here are the links to some of their stories: The Three Foxhounds The Three Foxhounds Denny, Rusty, and Lady – MSPCA Fawn (now Fran) Fawn (now Fran) – MSPCA The Famous
🐾❤️ Could you spare just 3 hours a week to make a difference to the lives of animals in need? Mayo SPCA is looking for caring and committed volunteers to join the team. Whether you can help from 10am–1pm or 3pm–6pm, your time and support can have a huge impact
🐾🧠 Gather your pack and put your knowledge to the test! Join us for a fun-filled Pub Quiz Night on Thursday, September 11th at 7:30 PM in Carty’s Pub, Knock. Teams of 4 can enter for just €40, with fantastic prizes, plenty of craic, great company, and of course those
“As a volunteer you get to forget what is going on the world and live in an animal bubble for 3 hours. Stimulation is very important for the animals. Today I was a kitten scratching post. 4 kittens decided it was great fun climbing up my jeans. Then Dave our
August has continued to bless us with warm weather and bright days, bringing a wonderful atmosphere to the MSPCA. The sunshine has provided our animals with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, whether exploring exercise areas, playing with volunteers, or simply relaxing in the fresh air. The positive effects
Your dog might be coming from a variety of different circumstances. Maybe he’s been used to kennel life for some time. Maybe he came from the pound and has been in a variety of settings. Maybe he comes from his previous home and everyone familiar to him. Maybe he has
Understanding Common Dog Behaviours: From Digging and Chasing to Searching and Retrieving Dogs are fascinating companions with instincts and behaviours that have been shaped over thousands of years. While some actions may seem puzzling or frustrating to owners, many canine behaviours have natural roots. By understanding why dogs dig, chase,
