What's Happening
We’re always busy with events at the Blue Cross, and there are plenty of opportunities to get involved whether its by attending one of our Bark in the Park events, helping as a volunteer, or supporting one of our appeals.
Events & Appeals
Vet Úna Skydives for The Irish Blue Cross!
Not satisfied with treating thousands of sick an injured pets …
read more →Nine Mobile Clinics Back in Operation
The Irish Blue Cross is delighted to announce that we …
read more →Womens Mini Marathon for the Irish Blue Cross
Entries for the VHI Virtual Women’s Mini Marathon are open! This year’s …
read more →Please Be Kind to our Front Line Heroes
We understand that these are unprecedented times that we are …
read more →The Irish Blue Cross temporarily suspends taking on new clients
The Irish Blue Cross has had to take the difficult …
read more →Dognapping & Responsible Pet Ownership
Our head of veterinary services, Úna O’Toole, appeared on RTÉ radio’s Drivetime to discuss the huge increase in the demand of our services during COVID-19, as well as the importance …
read more →Bark for Blue Cross
The Irish Blue Cross is urging pet lovers to hold mini-events around Dublin for you, your family and your four-legged friends to enjoy – whether it’s a walk, wag, or …
read more →Bark In The Park – Postponed
NOTICE: Unfortunately due to Covid19, we have had to take the difficult decision of postponing our ‘Bark in the Park’ events. However, we are working on a new campaign that …
read more →The Irish Blue Cross Statement on Covid 19
The Irish Blue Cross Statement Covid 19 The Irish Blue Cross services remain operational across our 10 mobile clinic locations, and our main clinic in Inchicore. We will …
read more →Join our Team for the Women’s Mini Marathon
Sign up to take part in this year’s VHI Women’s Mini Marathon in aid of the Irish Blue Cross. Every year we help thousands of pets through our network of …
read more →Help us, help pets, this Christmas
We helped Bailey just in time. This Christmas help us help more pets like her. When Bailey came to our Inchicore clinic we could see she wasn’t well. Our vet …
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