Northern IrelandUSPCA
Dutch
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedGerman Shepherd
Meet our handsome boy Dutch! Dutch is a lovely German Shepherd, estimated to be around 3 years old, who came into our care as an injured stray in February....
USPCA
Visit CharityFounded in 1836 as the Belfast SPCA, the Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (USPCA) is Northern Ireland’s oldest… Read more
Founded in 1836 as the Belfast SPCA, the Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (USPCA) is Northern Ireland’s oldest… Read more
Dogs Available from USPCA
Northern Ireland
Northern IrelandUSPCA
Milo
SexMale
Age6 years
BreedBichon Frise
Milo entered our care through our social rehoming scheme after his owner could sadly no longer continue to care for him. After spending time in our care, he is...
Northern IrelandUSPCA
Penny
SexFemale
Age6 months
BreedCocker Spaniel
Penny is a pretty cocker spaniel who is looking to find her forever home. Penny has a real love for life and people! She is a bright, affectionate and playful...
Northern IrelandUSPCA
Arthur
SexMale
Age7 years
BreedSchnauzer
Arthur is a very handsome boy who was admitted into our care through social rehoming and is looking to find himself a new home. Arthur is a sweet boy, he is a...
Northern IrelandUSPCA
Bella
SexFemale
Age10 years
BreedBichon Frise X
Bella entered our care through our social rehoming scheme after her owner could sadly no longer continue to care for her. After spending time in our care, she...
About USPCA
Founded in 1836 as the Belfast SPCA, the Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (USPCA) is Northern Ireland’s oldest animal welfare charity, established to prevent cruelty and relieve animal suffering. Its early work included installing water troughs for working horses and successfully lobbying for animal protection laws to be extended to Ireland. As its operations expanded across the region, the organisation became known as the Ulster SPCA, reflecting its wider impact. Today, the USPCA continues to campaign, rescue and advocate for stronger protections to make Northern Ireland a safer place for animals.