WRI exists to promote wildlife rehabilitation, improve wildlife welfare, and conservation in Ireland.
Every donation makes a real difference in protecting Ireland’s wildlife.
Your support empowers WRI to strengthen wildlife welfare nationwide by funding professional training, conservation education and awareness. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us deliver accredited courses, host vital conservation events, expand public awareness, and champion stronger protections for Ireland’s wild animals.
WRI is focused on lasting change. We are building the foundation for Ireland’s first permanent Wildlife Teaching Hospital — a pioneering center dedicated to training future professionals and improving wildlife outcomes for generations to come.
By donating, you become part of a national movement to create a more compassionate and knowledgeable Ireland — one that understands, respects, and safeguards its wildlife.
Use our secure PayPal portal to make a one-time or monthly donation by credit or debit card.
Donations by cheque or postal order can be made payable to Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland and posted to our registered address: 10 High Meadows, Duleek, Co Meath, A92 R1H5, Ireland.
Please include your contact details so we can acknowledge your contribution.
Standing Order
(All Irish Banks will accept this Standing Order Form)
Regular donations are really important to our charity as their reliability enables us to plan efficiently for the future. Your contribution will go towards funding vital food, veterinary attention, and equipment to care for our wildlife casualties.
DOWNLOAD THE WRI STANDING ORDER FORM HERE
Bank Transfer
You can transfer your payment direct to our account, see details below:
Organisation Name: Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland
IBAN: IE45AIBK932396337 89005
SWIFTBIC: AIBKIE2D
Account No: 33789005 for Euro only
Bank Name: Allied Irish Bank, Sort Code: (932 396)
Bank Address: Main Street, Ashbourne, County Meath, Ireland
Please note: you will not receive an automated receipt.
Should you require one, please email us at enquiries@wri.ie with payment and address details.
Where there’s a Will there’s a way
If you’re considering making a gift to an Irish animal charity, please think of Ireland’s wild animals. Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland’s most ambitious project to date is the creation of the Wildlife Teaching Hospital and Nature Education Centre — a purpose-built facility dedicated to saving wildlife, supporting professionals, and inspiring the public.
This landmark centre will provide expert care for thousands of injured wild animals while promoting respect for nature and offering transformative learning and therapeutic experiences for visitors, students, and professionals alike.
We are inviting individuals, organisations, and businesses to be part of this legacy. This is a rare opportunity to make a lasting impact for wildlife — helping us establish Ireland’s first dedicated wildlife hospital and teaching hub for education, research, and rehabilitation.
How
Making a gift to charity is simple. You need the name, address and the Registered Charity Number, and decide what gift(s) you wish to make.
You can make a gift of money, specific items, or include the charity as a residuary or alternative residuary beneficiary (a share in your assets)
Suggested wording – A gift of a share of the estate (a residuary gift):
’I give to Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland, 10 High Meadows, Duleek, Co Meath, Ireland, (Registered Charity Number 20142551, CHY No. 20991, Company Number 555237), the residue (or % share of the residue) of my estate absolutely and I direct that (i) the proceeds may be used for the general purposes of Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland and (ii) a receipt signed by a person for the time being authorised by the Board of Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland shall be a good and sufficient discharge to my executors.’
A fixed sum (a pecuniary gift):
‘I give to Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland, 10 High Meadows, Duleek, Co Meath, Ireland, (Registered Charity Number 20142551, CHY No. 20991, Company Number 555237), the sum of €_______ and I direct that (i) the proceeds may be used for the general purposes of Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland and (ii) a receipt signed by a person for the time being authorised by the Board of Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland shall be a good and sufficient discharge to my executors.’
Tax exemption
A gift is exempt from Inheritance Tax once the Revenue Commissioners are satisfied that it has been or will be applied to purposes which, in accordance with Irish law, are public or charitable.
Further Information
Citizens Information document – Making a Will
Or contact us at enquiries@wri.ie
Tax-efficient giving
Increase the value of your donation at no extra cost to you.
If you pay tax in Ireland and donate €250 or more in a single year, Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland can claim an additional 44.93% from Revenue — at absolutely no cost to you. That means your €250 donation could be worth at least €112 extra to the charity.
How it works
All you need to do is:
Download a CHY3 tax-back form (or email enquiries@wri.ie and we’ll post one to you).
Fill in your contact details, PPS number, and signature.
Post the completed form to:
Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland, 10 High Meadows, Duleek, Co. Meath, Ireland.
Further information
You can learn more about the Charitable Donation Scheme at www.revenue.ie or by contacting Revenue:
LoCall: 1890 666 333 (Ext. 63308)
Email: charityclaims@revenue.ie
You can also download this brief guide: Tax relief on your donations – FAQs
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