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An horrific attack on a tiny Chichuahua by a Pitbull which resulted in the much-loved family pet being mauled to death has led to renewed calls for the prosecution of owners of dangerous dogs that don’t keep their animals under control.

They were discovered in vegetation in the Omeath area

Louth SPCA is caring for two kittens that had been dumped and cruelly left to die.

Louth Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has been shortlisted from hundreds of entrants for the Burns Charity of the Year Awards. Now in its fifth...

Regulator appoints statutory inspectors to investigate concerns at animal welfare body

Animal charity board member who resigned reports concerns to Charities Regulator

Last month Ms Squibb took a High Court action to overturn her suspension, claiming it had been unlawful, unfair and fundamentally flawed. In a March 10th hearing, Justice Leonie Reynolds urged Ms Squibb to seek mediation with the charity, given the high costs of litigation. A number of days later Ms Squibb and Mr Counihan were reinstated to the charity’s board. Amid the controversy four other members of the board resigned, a number of whom had been independent directors. The majority of ...

In a post on Facebook, Fiona Squibb says there remains a very supportive and dedicated Board of Directors who she is proud to say have supported her efforts from the outset.

The High Court has urged the sides to consider mediation in proceedings brought by the chairperson of the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

LMFM By Marc ODriscoll Photo Credit: Louth SPCA Fiona Squibb says the charity’s chief executive, Ardee man Andrew Kelly has long sought her removal from the board. Dundalk based animal welfare officer Fiona Squibb has been suspended from the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) pending an investigation. The move was taken after grievances were raised by charitys chief executive, Ardee man Andrew ...