How to help

• Make a Direct Debit
• Make a Once Off Donation
• Thoughtful Gifts
• Tax Relief
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• Associate Membership
• In Memory
• Legacies
• Volunteer
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Ways you can help

For over 60 years, the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) works tirelessly rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing cruelly treated and neglected animals.

During the course of 2011, the dedicated ISPCA Animal Cruelty Help line received over 12,000 calls relating to incidents of cruelty or neglect to animals. Of these calls 2,239 were reports that required follow up visits from ISPCA Inspectors, and in many cases resulted in the Inspectorate uncovering acts of severe cruelty and neglect. The ISPCA exists to end cruelty to animals.  We want to make ending cruelty to animals the defining cause of our time.

The ISPCA rely on the generosity of the Irish public for 95% of our funding.  Widespread funding cuts for all government services are anticipated for 2012, making the ISPCA even more reliant on the generosity of the Irish public for funding. ~We can't help them without you~

• Direct Debit
  Your caring donation makes it possible for our life-saving programs to create happy endings for those innocent lives touched by cruelty
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• Once Off Donation
  Your once off donation can go a long way to helping animals in our care who have been mistreated. Your support will help us in many ways
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• Thoughtful Gifts
  A thoughtful gift can be a great way to let people know you are thinking about them while ...
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• Online Shop
  We have lots of great gifts online for you to purchase for your friends or pets! check it out
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• Associate Membership
  The ISPCA Associate Membership is an annual donation. The ISPCA Membership runs from ...
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• In Memory
  A gift in memory of a relative or friend can mean a great deal at a time of sadness ...
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• Legacies
  Legacies are vital to the existence of the ISPCA, and without the help of the kind benefactors ...
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• Volunteer
  There are many ways in which you can help some of the cruelly treated, unwanted neglected or abused animals in Ireland. ...
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