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Connemara-based dog rescue and adoption service MADRA has announced details of a scheme to encourage Galway-based dog owners to act responsibly by spaying their female dogs. The charity has pledged almost €30,000 in funding towards the initiative.

The number of stray and unwanted dogs seized by Mayo County Council increased sharply in 2014, according to the latest figures on dog control released by the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government.

Athlone Animal Welfare have teamed up with Animal Advocacy Ireland to offer a free information evening on trap, neuter, and release (TNR) programmes for feral and stray cat populations in Athlone. Muriel Lumb of Animal Advocacy, will deliver a talk providing information on TNR Schemes on April 20 at 8pm in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel.

With cat breeding season just starting Athlone Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) has launched its spring 2015 cat neuter scheme in Athlone.

A cat resue charity is calling on people in Mayo to spay and neuter cats, even strays on their property, because there is a “cat population crisis” in the county.

Athlone Animal Welfare has launched a fundraising drive that will not only see much needed money raised for the organisation, but will help everyone spring clean!

The ASPCA are seeking volunteers for their street collection which takes place on Friday November 30 and Saturday December 1 from 10am to 6pm each day in Athlone. Volunteers are needed for both days, with all money raised going directly to helping animals.

Mayo SPCA are looking for caring homes for their rescued animals, some of which are shown here but others can be seen on their web site www.mayospca.com. Please call 094 963 1888 if you can offer a rescued animal a permanent or temporary home. Telephone lines are manned seven days a week from 10am to 5pm and are very busy, please leave a message and your number if your call is not answered and it will be returned as soon as possible.  Mayo SPCA would like to advise members of the public that it is a voluntary organisation with a no kill policy.

Mayo SPCA are looking for caring homes for their rescued animals, some of which are shown here but others can be seen on www.mayospca.com. Should you be able to offer a temporary or permanent home to a rescued dog or cat call Mayo SPCA on 09496 31888 or 086 803 2592. Telephones are manned seven days a week from 10am to 5pm and are very busy. If your call is unanswered please leave a message and it will be returned as soon as possible.

These two female wired haired terriers are being offered free to a good home. Their owner has to move away for work. They are mild mannered dogs and very good with both children and adults and it would be best if they were rehomed together as they are mother and daughter.