Contact

NSPCA, Mount Venus Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16, D16 F9C4
Phone: 01 499 4700 | Email: info@nspca.ie

Registered in Dublin, Ireland

RCN: 20001735 | CHY: 1047 | CRO: 3437

Dublin Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Inc.)

Our mission is to prevent cruelty, protect animals, and strengthen the systems, standards and attitudes that safeguard animal welfare in Ireland.

Chairperson: Paul Connell, Secretary: Sarah O’Reilly
Andrew Shannon, Maribé Fallon, Vanessa Kiely, Barbara Kirby, Doireann Murray, Robin Farrell, Finn Ryan

Report Cruelty

Reporting a concern

If you are worried about the welfare of an animal, please let us know.

Call: 

  • 1800 26 46 25

Or report online:

  • Complete the Animal Cruelty Form

What is animal cruelty and neglect?

Animal cruelty is when an animal is harmed or made to suffer through a deliberate act, such as being beaten or intentionally placed in distressing situations.

Neglect is when an animal’s basic needs are not being met — for example, lack of food or water, failure to provide veterinary care, or being kept in unsuitable conditions. Neglect can be intentional or unintentional.

Farm Animals and Wildlife

All cases involving farm animals must be reported to the Department of Agriculture, Food & The Marine. Phone 01-6072379 or email animalwelfare@agriculture.gov.ie

For cases relating to cruelty to wildlife please contact the Wildlife Department at nature.conservation@ahg.gov.ie