We actively campaign on issues such as Fur Farming, Greyhound Racing, Veganism, Vivisection and Blood Sports.

ARAN is a vegan based group working to end all forms of animal cruelty and to speak out for their rights.

Our aim is to try and provide care to all animals in Cork City and County that require it. We are almost entirely made up of volunteers.

Ireland's largest, most experienced and active independent nature conservation body - a network of member branches throughout the country, actively promoting the importance of birds and their habitats.

A volunteer group who rescue, rehabilitate and find good homes for unwanted cats & kittens on the explicit understanding that no health-recoverable cat taken in by Cats Aid will be destroyed in the Dublin area.

We actively search for permanent, quality homes for our animals through advertisements in local newspapers, veterinary clinics, pet shops, and special events that provide exposure.

CIWF-Ireland started in 1992. It is part of the international CIWF group which was founded in England and now has offices in the UK, Holland and Ireland and a sister organisation in France.

Dog Rescue is a Voluntary Irish Animal Charity dedicated to rescuing and re-homing unwanted, abandoned Irish Greyhounds and dogs. Every dog has a right to life and no healthy dog will ever be destroyed while under 'Dog Rescue' care.

The Dublin Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is a registered charity, established in 1840 to prevent cruelty to animals and is now Ireland's largest animal welfare organisation. Cruelty, neglect, accidental injury and sickness to animals continues today - and we are still here dealing with these problems.

The Fettercairn Youth Horse Project aims to develop opportunities for social, personal, educational, and vocational development among young people. Provide the opportunity for young people to develop skills in animal welfare, stable management and horse riding.

HUG is a registered charity seeking to find homes for retired Irish racing greyhounds and raise awareness of the breed as a excellent family pet.

Inistioge Puppy Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue organisation based in Co. Killkenny. Puppy Rescue is a home run organisation. Registered Charity No: CHY 13987.

The IAVS campaigns peacefully for the law to be changed so that all animal experiments will be abolished. We believe it is morally wrong to deliberately inflict pain, suffering, emotional harm and death on animals for whatever purpose.

The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) is Ireland’s largest national animal welfare charity, and represents 17 affiliated member societies. Together the ISPCA and our members rescue, treat and responsibly rehome tens of thousands of animals of all different species.

The Irish Council Against Blood "Sports" was founded in 1966 and is a non-political, non-violent, non-sectarian and voluntary organisation.

Limerick Animal Welfare was founded in 1983 and over the past 36 years literally thousands of previously unwanted dogs, cats, horses, goats and a wide range of other animals have passed through our doors on their way to their 'forever homes'​

PAWS is a work in progress, we started out in February 1997 with the intention to rehome unwanted dogs from their current homes. However, we soon realised the huge amount of abuse, neglect and abandonment of Dogs and Cats throughout the County and we started to give them shelter and Veterinary care.

The Trust was founded in 1991 primarily to offer a place of peace and refuge for old, injured, unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused donkeys, who through no fault of their own, no longer fit into a world geared for profit and productivity and which is presently dominated by heavy agricultural machinery.

The Irish Blue Cross is an animal care charity, dedicated to the welfare of sick and injured pets; founded in Ireland in 1945. The Charity is one of Ireland’s largest animal welfare organisations and undertakes approx. 27,000 procedures, treatments, surgeries, etc., per annum to benefit pets of owners who can not afford the full cost of private veterinary care.

The West Cork Animal Welfare Group was founded in May 1999 in response to a desperate need to help unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused animals in West Cork.