USPCA

This National Badger Day we want to highlight the incredible work of Operation Brockwatch, a joint initiative between the USPCA and Northern Ireland Badger Group.🦡

Launched in 2019, Operation Brockwatch is a crime prevention strategy which aims to protect badgers in their natural habit, as sadly they are far too often subjected to attacks of badger baiting.

Operation Brockwatch currently protects 35 badger setts across NI from criminal gangs thanks to the work of our special investigations team and twenty-one incredible volunteers, whose knowledge and skills are critical to the success of this project.

We are not a government funded organisation which is why this National Badger Day we are asking for your help to support this important operation. With more setts being identified, our team are in need of vital camera equipment to help us continue to monitor and deter further attacks.

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Without your support, it wouldn’t be possible to do the important work we do.💙

HELP US WIN £5,000! 🐾

We need your help to be in with a chance of winning much needed funds to support our ongoing work helping animals in Northern Ireland!

The draw is only open until Sunday 18th October and it takes not even a minute of your time!

Submit your nomination here 👉 https://buff.ly/J0tNfqm

As an organisation that does not receive government funding, every donation makes a real difference for our charity and the animals we care for each day.

Please share!🙏

Trivia for Tails!❓🐾

Put your knowledge to the test and join us at Aughnacloy Golf Club on Friday 16th October for a quiz night to help raise money for animals in need!

Everyone is welcome - so grab your family, friends and thinking caps for a fun-filled evening of trivia and fantastic raffle prizes up for grabs.

🎟️ £10 entry fee which you can pay at the door on the night, no need to book!

All proceeds raised will go towards helping the USPCA continue its vital work caring for and protecting sick, injured, and abandoned animals across Northern Ireland.😺🐕🦡

It was so lovely to meet so many wonderful supporters and, of course, adorable doggy friends who joined us at our Paws in the Park event at Stormont Estate! 🐶

We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who came along and walked with us to help raise vital funds so we can continue to provide essential services for animals in need throughout Northern Ireland. 🦆🐱🐕

A big thank you to our amazing volunteers for helping out on the day and to Naturo Natural Pet Food for providing each of our four-legged friends with a lovely goodie bag!

We also want to thank all the generous local businesses; We Have It Wrapped Up, SD Bells, SPAR Rosepark and Tesco Superstore Castlereagh Road for supporting the USPCA and donating fantastic prizes for the raffle that took place on the day!

A big shout out also to Augie’s Coffee for joining us and bringing along your lovely drinks and treats!

We can’t wait to do it all again at our next Paws in the Park event in Pomeroy Park and hope to see you all there!🐾

Find out more about our upcoming events 👉 https://uspca.co.uk/support-us/events

CHEETO 🧡

Cheeto was admitted into our care, along with his sibling, when they were only little kittens after they were found abandoned suffering from a bad case of cat flu.

It took some time for Cheeto to settle into cattery life, as he was initially quite shy and nervous. However, after several months within our care, he has started to come out of his shell to show our team what an affectionate boy he is!🥰

Cheeto is a playful and curious boy who enjoys spending time with our team and playing with his favourite toys.

He can at times be wary of loud noises and new people, so his new family will need to understand he may take a little time to settle into his new home.

Cheeto would be best suited with a family who have experience with cats and would prefer to live in a home with children over the age of 10 years old.

Cheeto will need to be an indoor-only car as due to suffering from cat flu at a young age he has chronic respiratory damage, however this does not hold him back and he lives a normal life being a typical happy kitten who is full of energy!🐱

If you can give this sweet boy the loving home he is waiting for, check out his profile 👉 https://buff.ly/Ro0eGXK

OWNER APPEAL (owner found)

We are hoping to find the owner of this lovely lady who was brought into our care last night.

She was found on the Camlough Road, Newry and is microchipped but unfortunately the chip is not registered.

If you have any information or believe she belongs to you, please get in touch with us on 028 3025 1000.

Proof of ownership will be required. Please share! 🙏