Kildare animal charity releases urgent appeal for its cats
The organisation is based in Athgarvan
An animal charity located in County Kildare has released a appeal to the public in relation to the cats under its care.
Taking to social media to make the call, the Kildare and West-Wicklow Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (KWWSPCA) explained that it is ‘urgently’ seeking shelter volunteers for Monday mornings, from 9am until 12pm.
“You must be over 18, have your own transport, and be able to dedicate each Monday Morning to the feeding, cleaning and care of the cats and kittens in your care,” the KWWSPCA added. “Training will be given.”
Lastly, the KWWSPCA said that anyone who wishes to volunteer can call 089 458 8162.
BRIEF BACKGROUND
The KWWSPCA was initially founded in 1940 as the Kildare SPCA, with West-Wicklow included at a later date.
The organisations works to help prevent cases of animal cruelty and to help domestic animals find a loving home.
It is a registered charity which is run solely by volunteers.
The KWWSPCA's current animal shelter is located in the Oldtown region of Athgarvan.