ELVES SUPPORTS NEW NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (NSPCA) AFTER RECENT MERGER
ELVES, the End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) compliance scheme in Ireland, has announced its support for the newly formed NSPCA with a charitable donation. This latest contribution reaffirms ELVES’ ongoing commitment to supporting the cause of animal welfare in Ireland.
The NSPCA was established in 2025 following the merger of the DSPCA and ISPCA, creating One National Voice for Animals. The organisation works to protect and care for vulnerable animals across Ireland, responding to cases of neglect, abuse and abandonment while promoting responsible pet ownership.
Since 2023, ELVES has supported the ISPCA as its official charity partner. This latest donation marks both the continuation of that relationship and four years of ongoing support for animal welfare through its partnership with the NSPCA.
Speaking about the continued support, Lee-Jane Eastwood from ELVES said:
“ELVES is proud to support our official charity partner, the NSPCA. Their work makes a real difference to the unfortunately increasing number of animals in need nationwide. We are delighted to support NSPCA efforts to protect the country’s animals and increase public awareness on animal welfare issues. ELVES congratulates the NSPCA on the significant development of the recent merger and wishes the new organisation every success in its mission.”
Alannah Butler, Corporate and Major Donor Manager at the NSPCA added:
“We are so grateful to ELVES for their generous support. Donations like this have a huge impact on the work we do every day, helping us provide the highest standard of care for the animals who rely on us. On behalf of everyone at the NSPCA, and the animals in our care, thank you to ELVES for making a real difference”
The funds provided by ELVES will be used to purchase new beds for NSPCA kennels and essential veterinary equipment for the organisation’s surgical theatre. This targeted investment will enhance animal welfare across both day-to-day care and critical veterinary treatment.
For more information on the work of ELVES and the NSPCA, please visit www.elves.ie and www.nspca.ie