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Founded in 1836, the USPCA is the second oldest animal welfare charity in the world. The USPCA page is managed by the charity's Social Media Team.

Messages to the page will be replied to ASAP but in an emergency, please call 028 3025 1000 for the service you need. Please don't report cruelty via Facebook. If you visit our website, you will be able to report directly to our Special Investigations Team. We are unable to post images and posts of missing pets on this page but there are a number of fantastic pages dedicated to this service. search 'Lost and Found' in your area for more help. We will remove any rude, abusive, misleading, inflammatory or spam comments, pictures, videos or other inappropriate materials without notice. We reserve the right to block any users who consistently post such content. Any posts, pictures or videos posted by the public on our page do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the USPCA and its employees.

30/10/2026

OWNER APPEAL

This very friendly, older male tabby cat has been brought into our Newry centre.

He has no microchip and appears to have impaired vision. He was found in the Tannaghmore Road area in Markethill.

Please share to help us find his owner! If you have any information, call us on 028 3025 1000.

Proof of ownership required.

29/10/2026

A massive THANK YOU to The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland 💚

Thanks to their support, we’ve been able to install LED lighting and solar panels at our Newry Centre.

Our Newry Centre is a real hive of activity and a vital lifeline for local wildlife and domestic animals. It houses our busy veterinary practice, cattery, kennels, specialised wildlife rehabilitation facilities, and grooming all under one roof.

Following the full installation, the centre is becoming increasingly self-sufficient in heating, lighting, and hot water! I mean, we'd love more sunshine but we know where we live! 😂☀️

Not only is this switch great for the environment, but the energy savings generated will be invested directly back where it’s needed most. It allows our team to keep these essential facilities running smoothly as they care for animals like Dutch, seen out on his walkies here. 🐾

28/10/2026

This little hedgehog was brought into our care after he was found in an unfortunate state with several wounds covering his face. Our team knew straight away that he was in need of help.

Our veterinary team assessed him and stitched up an open wound close to his eye. He then spent two weeks in rehabilitation with our wildlife team, with ongoing monitoring from vets.

We are happy to share that after his time in our care, he is now been released back to nature – healed and healthy! 🦔

28/10/2026

OWNER APPEAL

This little male kitten (approx. 5 months old) has be brought into our Newry centre.

He has no microchip, is not neutered and was found in the Barcroft area in Newry.

He has a cut on his lip and is wearing a blue collar.

Please share to help us find his family! If you have any information, call us on 028 3025 1000.

Proof of ownership required.

28/10/2026

Are you ready to bring your clinical expertise, lead with compassion, and make animal welfare your everyday work?🐶 🦊 🐱

We are looking for a Senior Veterinary Surgeon to join us at the USPCA Animal Care Centre in Newry. In this hands-on leadership role, you will lead and mentor our veterinary surgeons in a busy practice, delivering care for private clients' pets, shelter animals, and injured wildlife.

Join a charity with 190 years of work protecting animals and promoting kindness across Northern Ireland - and help shape what comes next for our veterinary services.

For more information, full details on the position and how to apply, check out our application details using the link👇

APPLY: https://lnkd.in/e-BTh47q

Closing date: Friday 6 November 2026 at 4pm

26/10/2026

Look after your local wildlife this Halloween! 🦊🦡🦔

People often think they are helping wildlife by leaving pumpkins in their garden, or in public wooded areas.

We see posts on social media encouraging people to leave used pumpkins out for wild animals and we know the intention is good. However, we are kindly asking the public to not do this as it can actually be very harmful or even fatal for wildlife.

As pumpkin is not a natural food source for any of our native wildlife, it has the potential to make hedgehogs, foxes and badgers unwell, and it can also spread disease.

Additionally, there is a risk if pumpkins have been decorated, or have contained candles where melted wax could remain. Such decoration may not always have been fully removed from the pumpkin shell and could be toxic if ingested by an animal.

To save food waste, why not make your pumpkins into a delicious pumpkin soup? Alternatively, dispose of them safely in your compost heap and help protect your local wildlife at the same time! 🎃

This pumpkin was spotted in a forest park by one of our staff members and what a coincidence that it had a paw print carved into it, no photo set up required!

25/10/2026

Calling all Primary Schools!

Join the Pet Education Partnership’s ‘Fireworks, Celebrations, Animals and Me’ session on Zoom, designed especially for schools and educators. This interactive session features videos from children’s TV star and RSPCA Ambassador Rory The Vet, who will guide young learners on how to help animals feel safe during fireworks, exploring practical ways to keep pets calm and protected.

Together, we’ll explore why firework safety matters not only for people, but also for the animals we love. This interactive webinar is a valuable resource for teachers who want to promote safety and kindness during fireworks season.

A choice of:
📅 Date: 3rd November
🕒 Time: 9.30 - 10.15am
💻 Location: Zoom (link provided upon registration)

or

📅 Date: 3rd November
🕒 Time: 1.45 - 2:30pm
💻 Location: Zoom (link provided upon registration)

https://buff.ly/4KdMyGj

24/10/2026

This hedgehog found himself in quite the predicament, as our wildlife volunteer Derek responded to an urgent call from a concerned member of the public about a hedgehog who was trapped in a drain.

Thankfully, after some time and perseverance, Derek was able to rescue this little fella from the drain, and he was transferred to our centre in Newry where he was examined by our wildlife and veterinary teams.

Unfortunately, he sustained a few injuries from his ordeal, but we are happy to share that he is doing very well in our care and gaining much needed weight. He will soon be ready to head back to where he calls home in the wild, far from any open drains!🦔

Address

Units 5-6 Carnbane Industrial Estate
Newry
BT356PQ

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 6:30pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+442830251000

Website

http://www.uspca.co.uk/

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