Cat Rescue & Adoption Centres: Leinster

Based in Dublin. A non-profit, volunteer organisation operating throughout Leinster. Angels House Pet Rehoming are a foster-home based rescue, which means all animals live in loving family homes until adoption. All animals over 6 months are neutered before, while younger animals are rehomed with an agreement that neutering will take place when old enough.

Based in Kildare Town. The Animal Foundation rescues and rehomes dogs, cats, farm animals, and horses, also assists wildlife. If you can offer a home to a domestic or farm animal, give them a call. The shelter operates a non destruction policy.

Based in Dublin. A voluntary group finding loving, forever homes for dogs, cats and kittens who have lost their homes.

Based in Co. Wicklow. Rescuing and rehoming unwanted cats and dogs. Animals that cannot be rehomed can remain at the rescue. All cats over 6 months will be neutered prior to rehoming. A donation is required when adopting an animal to enable A.S.H. Animal Rescue to continue their work.

Based in Dublin. Helping stray & abandoned cats and dogs find loving forever homes. Animals in their care are fostered until new homes can be found. Home checks are made before placing animals in new homes, and adult animals are neutered prior to adoption.

Helping to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome stray and feral cats in Wexford. All cats will be neutered before rehoming. Also helping to trap, neuter and return feral cats to their colonies. Please Note: Cat Rescue Wexford are currently full. Please contact them if you wish to adopt a cat.

Based in Arklow, covering Co. Wicklow & Co. Carlow. Rescuing and rehoming unwanted, stray and abandoned domestic cats and kittens throughout the area. All cats and kittens will be neutered at 5 months old, and home checks are carried out prior to adoption. Also working with feral colonies, trapping and neutering and returning the cats if safe to do so.

Rescuing cats in need in Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow. Cats' Aid health check, rehabilitate and try to find homes for the many cats and kittens that come into their care. They also monitor feral colonies and trap, neuter and return cats to monitored colonies.

Based in Mullingar, County Westmeath, This rescue has lovely, healthy, friendly kittens and young cats, available for adoption! If you are interested in adopting a cat or kitten, please email or phone the number below. A donation will be required to cover veterinary costs, as all kittens have been wormed and vaccinated.

Based in Drogheda. Committed to assisting dogs and cats in need, and finding new homes for them. All their animals are cared for in foster homes, and are neutered prior to rehoming. All new homes will be vetted.

Based in Dublin, providing a rescue and rehoming service throughout Leinster. All cats over 6 months are neutered before adoption. Home Checks apply. Dublin Kitten & Cat Rescue also trap, neuter and return feral cats.

Based in Inchicore, Dublin. The Irish Blue Cross are dedicated to the needs of sick and injured animals. They run 10 mobile clinics in the evenings by dedicated teams of volunteers.

Based in Keenagh. The ISPCA National Animal Centre was established in order to support the ISPCA Inspectorate with the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of animals that have been cruelly treated, neglected and abused. They often have cats, dogs and horses looking for their new home.

Covering Co. Meath. The Last Hope Animal Charity (LHAC) is a non profit, voluntary organisation dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of domestic animals. They rely solely on a network of foster homes to care for the animals in their care. LHAC actively supports spay/neuter efforts in order to decrease the number of homeless pets.

Covering Dublin and Leinster. A dedicated and passionate team of cat lovers, rescuing and rehoming stray kittens and cats, as well as being advocates of TNR (trap - neuter - return) programmes to help manage the stray cat population. All cats old enough are neutered prior to homing, and adopters of kittens must commit to neutering once they are of age. Home checks apply.

A network of fosterers and volunteers, helping cats from West Dublin and North Kildare. Rescuing and rehoming stray, abandoned and abused cats. They also have a volunteer to help with trap, neuter and return of feral cats. All cats will be given any necessary veterinary treatment, and neutered if old enough. Neutering vouchers accompany kittens that are too young at the time of adoption.

Helping feral cats and kittens in the north county Dublin area by trapping and neutering them, to reduce the population and reduce suffering. North Dublin Cat Rescue has cats for rehoming, but cannot take in unwanted domestic pets.

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Based in North Dublin. A group of volunteers helping stray, homeless and feral cats. All adoptions require a home visit, the completion of an adoption form and a donation.

Covering South East of Ireland. South East Animal Rescue is a Volunteer organisation, protecting and re-homing abandoned, neglected and abused animals. All animals rehomed are neutered and vaccinated.

Helping animals in Dublin City & County. Dublin SPCA, Ireland's largest and oldest animal welfare society, was founded in 1840. Dublin SPCA's Inspectors work throughout the greater Dublin area, investigating complaints of cruelty and rescuing injured or abused animals. Two full time Inspectors investigate cases of cruelty, and two ambulances provide emergency services 365 days a year. Other staff work at the shelter caring for abused and abandoned animals and birds. The Society has a full time education department and offers talks and tours of its facilities.

Based in Swords near Dublin. Covering Swords, Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush, Donabate, Portrane, Lusk, The Naul, Balboughal, Balrothery and Garristown. Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming stray and injured animals. Fingal S.P.C.A also traps, neuters and returns feral cats to their habitat, providing food for them where necessary. All rescued animals in their care are neutered when they reach 6 months.

Covering Kildare & West Wicklow. The charity was established in 1940 and works to prevent animal cruelty and neglect. They are seeing an increase in the number of animals needing to find new homes; if you are looking for a new companion please get in touch.

Based in Kilkenny. The Kilkenny Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Kilkenny SPCA) is a non-profit animal rescue and welfare organisation affiliated to the ISPCA. The Kilkenny SPCA was founded in 1882, and has been a registered charity since 1937.

Based in Portlaoise. The Laois Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (LSPCA) is a voluntary organisation. Their main aim is to provide medical help as well as food and shelter to abandoned sick and injured animals.

Based in Longford. Longford SPCA is one of the ISPCA Member Societies, assisting with animal welfare on a voluntary basis. ISPCA Member societies rescue, rehome, and treat thousands of animals across Ireland.

Based in Walterstown. The Louth Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has been in existence for over 50 years. Louth SPCA rehomes animals and has a foster care programme for serious cruelty cases. Please contact if you can offer a home.

Covering Leinster. The New Ross Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (New Ross SPCA) works in the local area rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing animals. New Ross SPCA always has many cats and kittens looking for their forever homes.

Based in Dublin 9. The North County Dublin SPCA has been in operation since 1924. They run a trap neuter return scheme for feral cats and help tame cats find their ideal homes.

Covering Leinster. The Offaly Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – affiliated to the ISPCA, devotes itself to the rescue, care and re-homing of animals throughout the county. Promoting the spaying and neutering of cats and dogs to prevent unwanted pups and kittens. Offaly SPCA are always looking for good homes for the animals in their care.

Covering Westmeath. Founded near Mullingar in 1952, Westmeath SPCA cares for the welfare of the animals of Westmeath with care and respect. Please contact them if you can offer a home to one of the animals in their care.

Based in Wexford. Promoting animal welfare in the region for all animals, wild, domestic and agricultural. New members and fundraisers always needed, please contact as below if you could spare some time to help out.

Based in Co.Wexford. Ten Lives works with local communities in South Wicklow and Co. Wexford to Trap, Neuter, Return and provide ongoing management of feral colonies. Cats that are available for rehoming spend a minimum of four weeks in foster care before adoption, where they will be health-checked (including vaccination, worming, microchipping and neutering).