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DAWG, also known as Cork Dog Action Welfare Group, is a registered charity founded in 2007 and run by volunteers. It rescues abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs in Cork, providing them with care in a sanctuary or with fosterers while seeking permanent homes. The organisation also works to educate the public on dog welfare and responsible dog ownership. It relies on donations, fostering, and sponsorship to support its work.

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Charity & Community
CRO number
458674
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Rank in Ireland
#3,275 of 47,838
Rank in Charity & Community
#99 of 2,969

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Down 386 places in Ireland since October 2025, now 3,275th of 47,838 Irish-operated websites.

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Holding steady in charity & community, at 99th of 2,969 charity & community websites.

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