Here are just a few of the success stories of KWWSPCA animals who have gone on to find their furever homes.
Clark
This little Yorkshire terrier, who has been named Clark as he is a real Superdog, was spotted at the side of a road by one of our volunteers. He is believed to be about 14 -15 years old. His hair was so badly matted that he had lost the use of his back legs. All...
GUNNER IS GOING TO HAVE A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS IN HIS NEW HOME
We thought you would like an update on Gunner, the elderly labrador who found himself surrendered to a Dog Pound by his previous owners a couple of weeks ago. We think Gunner is about 16 years old and the KWWSPCA took him into its care as soon as it was told he was in the...
Smartie – found thanks to his microchip and a good samaritan
Smartie was one of our older rescue terriers who was rehomed to a very loving family. A little while later, while out for a walk, he slipped his harness to chase a fox and disappeared. His owners were distraught and went everywhere to look for him but without success. Luckily for Smartie and his family,...
Paddy/Patrick – adopted by his foster family
Paddy just after his surgery Paddy was found in Maynooth by a jogger and came into the care of the KWWSPCA. He is a lurcher and about 2 years old. He had a very nasty open fracture in one of his front legs and he was emaciated, dehydrated, exhausted and in great pain. He was...
Transformations after neglect
All of the volunteers at KWWSPCA have witnessed some awful cases of neglect and cruelty towards animals. Helping those animals to recover and go on to live happy lives in their new homes is what makes it all worth while. Some of our most amazing transformations Braveheart Braveheart was found close to death in North...
Kim – surrendered to KWWSPCA
Kim - when she was surrendered The KWWSPCA was called to a house in Kildare some time ago by neighbours who were worried about a small female dog that was being neglected. She was kept out in a very small part of a back garden and although being fed and given water and had a...
Ben & Jerry – strays
Ben & Jerry Ben and Jerry were two very loveable rascals who came into the care of the KWWSPCA, having been found living rough in bogland in North Kildare. They had survived by catching and eating rabbits and other small mammals but were healthy and, if anything, a little overweight. They were two male terriers...
Rehoming dogs to Sweden
In 2017 we started working with a charity in Sweden called Hundar Utam Hem and by the end of 2017 we had rehomed 31 dogs to families in Sweden. In 2020, 34 dogs were rehomed to Sweden.Learn more »
Send Us Your Success Stories
If you adopted a KWWSPCA dog or cat please send us an update and photos and we will share your success story! Email kwwspca@gmail.com