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We offer a wide range of vital services for animals in need and pet owners across Munster and South Leinster

Rescue

We are always on call with a 24/7 Emergency Rescue.
We also provide re-release and rehabilitation services for injured or mistreated animals

Rehoming

We rehome animals in carefully chosen, loving, environments that suit the animal’s needs

Guidance

We provide a free Public Advice Service for the public and vital support for elderly or vulnerable pet owners in the community

About Us

We are a non-profit group who provides help to all animals and vital services to the public, local authorities and pet owners across Munster and South Leinster

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Waterford Animal Welfare

Waterford Animal Welfare

Caring for All Animals
Waterford Animal Welfare provides 24/7 365 days a year Emergency Response, Animal Rescue,Aftercare and Public Advice across Munster and South Leinster.

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At 21:15 we received a call from a motorists who spotted an injured cat on the side of the road near Kilmacthomas. They stayed with the cat untill we arrived and another motorists also stopped and managed to remove the cat to safety. We took the cat to Suirside Veterinary Clinic Unfortunately it’s injuries were to severe to save the young cat and the vet humanly put it to sleep. We would like to thank Kyle and Owen for their compassion and to Siobhán for keeping the cat safe untill we attended. See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

Seagull rescue day. All three gulls were rescued in Waterford City and following feeding and rehydration we transported them to Kildare Wildlife Rescue . The older Gull has issues with his legs. They will receive the very best of care now. See MoreSee Less
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This Seagull affectionately called "Stephen" was rescued yesterday by one of the organisers of the "Viking Marathon" It is currently under Veterinary care. Kildare Wildlife Rescue have given us sound advice to help Stephen make a full recovery. See MoreSee Less
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