One of the cruelty cases taken both of the pups very poor in body weight and being treated for bad mange. Will keep you posted
Pet Photos with Santa
This year we are delighted to announce that we have 2 locations for our annual ‘Pet Photos with Santa’ Dungarvan, 360 Quay Stay- Saturday 4th December 10.30 – 15.30 Waterford, Petmania – Sunday 12th December 11.00 – 16.00 €15 for a beautiful 5 x 7 Full colour photo on the day Pets only – sorry…
Music Night Friday 10th December 2021
Music by: Soul Song High Hope Choir Dulcet Linda Gough & others Tickets available at The Gateway Centre and the Deise Animal Sanctuary Shop, the Quays, Waterford City
Live online event on Facebook at Ireland’s lost and found Animals at 8pm Friday 19th
Join, Irelands lost and found animals, on Facebook tonight for a live talk about Ashton pound https://www.facebook.com/Irelandslostandfoundanimals/photos/a.426541257459141/3672547219525179/
Max Has A New Home
Max was adopted yesterday and is now with his new family. Whilst in foster Max really came out of his shell, such a lovely boy and full of beans.
Max
Max came into The Sanctuary on Saturday afternoon. His owner had to go into a care home, he is a cute, playful, friendly little soul and his settling in with one of our foster carers whilst Pat assesses him for adoption. We will keep you posted!
Meet Lennie and Max
Meet Lennie and Max – The little terrier was lonely until he met his new best friend. Meet Lennie they are inseparable and both part of the Deise clan.
Spike Update
Our dedicated volunteers in Waterford have found Spike a brilliant new home with three other dogs. As you can see enjoying his first Christmas dinner with his new family.
Spike
Our fabulous girls who run our Shop on the Quay in Waterford are also animal volunteers. They take in and foster and re-home pets after suitable home checks. They take in so many animals off the street who need their care. The Public also take unwanted pets to the Shop when they can no longer…
Slippy The Dear
Slippy The Dear came to the Deise Animal Sanctuary back in June this year. Slippy’s mother was nowhere to be found, so baby Slippy got the care and attention she needed here at the Sanctuary. Slippy will reside with us until it is safe to release her back into the wild.