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Mayo Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Limited Registered charity (CHY 14728) Affiliated to the ISPCA We are a voluntary run, non-profit making organisation, with a "no kill" policy, dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals in Co. Mayo. Acting upon reports of cruelty from the general public, we investigate, rescue, rehabilitate and pay for all veterinary treatment for abused, cruelly treated and abandoned animals. Cruelty to animals is a punishable offence.
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS DOG? MISSING BELIEVED STOLEN. HIS NAME IS MORK & HE IS APPROX 6 MONTHS OLD. PLEASE CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION AS TO HIS WHEREABOUTS, REWARD OFFERED. MiSSING FROM WESTPORT AREA. A BLUE VAN WITH 'DOG RESCUE' ON THE BACK WAS SEEN IN THE AREA. Please call 09496 31888 or 086 803 2592 email
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 This sweet natured young kitten was left in the front of someones' garden with yet again facial injuries that suggest it was thrown from a car! He will heal & recover from his shock, but people's cruelty to such innocent creatures is totally unacceptable and unnecessary! He's such a friendly little fella and we need to find him a home as soon as possible, if you can help do please call us.
FUNDRAISING IN MAYOWe have had many phone calls regarding people collecting in Mayo on behalf of PAWS (based in Tipperary). Unfortunately people have been of the understanding that somehow they are connected with animal rescue here in Co. Mayo. We would like to advise members of the public that monies collected by PAWS is NOT shared with Mayo Spca. It is our understanding that PAWS use professional collectors.
Our fund raising & flag days are manned entirely by volunteers who donate their time to help our rescued animals. We would like to thank them for their caring and generous attitude, without them we could not help so many animals in need. All monies collected by them is used to pay vetinerary fees for the abandoned, abused, neglected creatures in Co. Mayo.
Our members & volunteers are easily identifiable by their Bibs emboldened with MAYO SPCA and would always have a permit from the Gardai, sight of which can always be requested by anyone who has any doubts as to their authenticity.
Dog breeding establishments must now be registered and licenced. The Minister said: “I am very pleased to publish the Dog Breeding Establishments Bill 2009. The Bill will provide safeguards for dogs in such establishments and provide assurances to customers that pups and their mothers were well treated in these establishments. This legislation has been in gestation for a long time and I am pleased to announce its publication. We all have all seen some of the appalling images of illegal puppy farms and this legislation will put an end to those who would run backstreet operations.”
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