Star Rescue CLG RCN 20204765 CHY 22574
established to enable prevention and relief of suffering for animals (primarily the domestic dog, domestic cat and feral cat). Star Rescue CLG is based in Limerick but is not limited to this county. Star Rescue, through a network of dedicated individuals, assists abandoned, sick , injured and unwanted animals. Animals in the care of Star rescue will receive
appropriate veterinary care and be assessed and prepared for loving homes. Star Rescue CLG aims to fulfil this commitment for Irish feral cats colonies through the process of trap, neuter , return (TNR). All animals have an intrinsic value and should be treated with respect and dignity and protected accordingly. Our rescue community is engaged internationally in animal welfare concerns. We also aim to assist in the improvement of animal welfare internationally by providing food and related vet care cost assistance in the case of poverty, war, climate change and natural disasters. This is done either directly by Star rescue or via funding of in-situ organisations at the frontline. Star Rescue, promotes and supports the activities of similar minded animals welfare bodies within Ireland and internationally. Our story began in 2016 with a injured dog we named hope who was abandoned and left to die suffering in agonizing pain in a local housing estate. The dog we named Hope united a small and dedicated group of volunteers who decided there was a need for a animal welfare organisation in West Limerick. In 2016 successful application granted by the Department of Agriculture Food and Marine to allow export of dogs who found it hard due to age or breed stigma to get a home here in Ireland
In 2021 €3000 Animal Welfare Grant Funding was received from the Department of Agriculture Food and Marine. In 2022 €12,350 Animal Welfare Grant Funding was received from the Department of Agriculture Food and Marine.
