Rural Animal Welfare Resources (RAWR) is a grassroots animal welfare organisation run entirely by volunteers.

Our mission is to reduce companion animal births and increase human responsibility. We focus on three main areas:
- Trap Neuter Return (TNR) in West Cork.
- Neutering of companion animals.
- Empowering you with animal welfare information, support & resources.
Latest 3 Blogs
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- TNR Durrus May 2012 - 2 weeks 3 days
Yet another TNR on going, this group of approx ten has some fairly scraggly members. Of the six we caught on the first day, three had eye infections and one poor girl was missing one eye completely. All of them have been neutered and treated for parasites as well as been on medication for their conditions. Its amazing the difference a few days of treatment will make....
If you fancy helping out by donating towards any of our on going TNR projects please fee free to do so!
- TNR Mealagh Valley March 2012 - 3 weeks 5 days
A mother and son who arrived and had to be neutered before they started to breed and the result would have been a massive colony in the space of a year. Both stunning cats who are looking for employment as barn cats if anybody would be interested.
Contact Pauline on: 027 66963
- TNR Beaches April 2012 - 3 weeks 6 days
One of the half dozen colonies we're currently working on at the moment. There are approx 20 cats in this group, we have trapped nine so far, one poor female in such a state she had to be put to sleep and another female with a large hernia in her abdomen, dangerous enough on its own but add being pregnant in to it and all sorts of nasty things could have happened. Lucky for her she has been neutered and her hernia repaired. I dread to think what might have happened to her if we hadn't caught her.
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