USPCA

The USPCA is an animal welfare charity that provides a range of services including wildlife rescue, veterinary services, and cruelty investigations. Established in 1836, it is recognised as the second oldest animal welfare charity globally. The organisation focuses on the care and protection of all animals. Additionally, the USPCA facilitates pet adoptions for dogs and cats, helping rescue animals find new homes. The charity is dedicated to championing change through various campaigns, such as banning hunting with dogs, reforming dog breeding laws, improving animal welfare enforcement, and addressing animal seizure timeframes. They have a significant impact, reporting thousands of wildlife rescues, animal rehomings or reunifications, vet consultations, and pet food parcels distributed annually. Members of the public can get involved by becoming a member, fundraising, attending events, or volunteering. The USPCA's headquarters are located in Newry, Northern Ireland, where they operate their rehoming and veterinary centre. Specific opening hours and emergency services are not detailed.

USPCA is based at Unit 5 + 6, Newry, Co Down, BT35 6PQ in Co Down. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes microchipping from £15.