As many of you know, our aviary was under construction for a couple months. Our...
Our Mission
Our mission. Rescue, rehabilitate, rehome, animals of all species & sizes.
Meet the Animals
Here you find animals that are available for adoption
How can you help
Donate your time
Can you spend some time walking our dogs? Can you help cleaning out enclosures?
Do you have time to groom our animals?
For all this and more we would love to have you.
Donate care products
You can really help out by donation items we need to take care of our animals. For example: dog food, beds for kittens, a bale of hay for our pony. These needs change with the season.
To make it really easy on you, we have set up a shop for our animals. Have a browse through the items listed in the shop.
You buy an item and it gets delivered straight away to our shelter. You do not need to do anything else.
Once off or monthly donations
Are you able to give a once off donation? Or maybe you can give a regular monthly donation?
These donations are the lifeblood of the CSPCA and are put to use for the care of the animals
Have you any other ideas how you can help?
We would love to hear your ideas.
News and events
The moment you have all be waiting for!! The results of the wildlife...
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Update on Winnie the Lab ADOPTED ✨Hi CSPCA,
We wanted to share some updates with you about Winnie and how she is settling in to her new home with her new big brother Bobby 🥰
She is growing in confidence every day and is showing she’s a brazen little lady 💜
She’s a cheeky little madam now 100%!
There’s still a lot to do with her training, but we’ll get there as she grows 🥰
Thank you again to her new family who chose adoption and thank you to the public who reported Winnie when she needed help ❤️
#animalwelfare #adoption #cspca
3 days ago
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As part of National Heritage week, Nature Network Ireland are delighted to offer an otter walk along the River Blackwater. This one hour led walk by ecologist John Armstrong will show how to look for signs of otter and the ecology of urban otters. We will walk along the path by the river looking for signs of otters and learning about the habitat of this charismatic species.
Date: 20th August 2026
Time: 7 pm - 8pm
Venue: Talk in the Youth Centre, Fermoy followed by walk along the Blackwater
If you would like to learn more about these amazing mammals, please join us for and engaging and fun talk with our ecologist John Armstrong.
Link in bio or www.tickettailor.com/events/naturenetworkireland
This project is supported by Cork County Council and the Heritage Council under the County Heritage Plan Funding 2026’.
Photo credit: Freenature.eu
Cork County Council Heritage Week The Heritage Council
1 week ago
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Rehoming Process
If you are interested in adopting, simply have a look at the animals we have available and fill out an adoption questionnaire.
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