Give Pets More Time

For 80 years, The Irish Blue Cross has been a lifeline for sick and injured pets whose owners cannot afford private treatment.

Animals
Helped

25000

Mobile
Clinics

50 +

Years of Service

15 +
24/7

Emergency
Support

LATEST CAMPAIGN

Leaving a Legacy to The Irish Blue Cross

By remembering The Irish Blue Cross in your will, you can ensure your love for pets lives on. Legacy gifts play a vital role in funding our veterinary services.

What we do

Care is at the heart of our work and every year; thousands of cats and dogs attend our Inchicore clinic and mobile clinics for treatment. In addition to our small animal work, we operate a horse ambulance service that attends all Irish racecourses and main events, working closely with veterinary surgeons to assist injured horses.

Mobile Clinic

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Inchicore Clinic

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Horse Ambulance

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Donate

Enter your own amount

€50

can provide emergency veterinary care

€150

can help pay for an x-ray for an injured pet

€250

can help pay for an x-ray for an injured pet

Pet Advice

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Dogs

Cats

Educational Resources

Give Help

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Corporate

Volunteer

Challenge

Legacy Giving

News & Events

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