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THE CHARITY WAS ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF DUDLEY ZOO AND TO ASSIST WITH THE FEEDING AND WELFARE OF THE ANIMALS AT THE ZOO

The charity has been established for general charitable purposes, with particular emphasis on the protection of animals.

Heritage, environment, animal welfare and conservation.

Support Animal Welfare

Promotion of equestrian sport for the purpose of sport and physical recreation.Promotion of equestrian training to disadvantaged, minority and youth groups.Equestrian education though demonstrations, clinics or training seminars.Provision of sanctuary facilities and care for retired equines.

ACT is a non-profit organisation based in New York, London and Asia. It provides a climate of inquiry within a sanctuary of doubt that is called a theological safe-space, (TSS) for people of good will to encounter the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It also sponsors or undertakes research & acts as an umbrella or resource body.

Association representing Rescue Services in the South West of England

THESE INCLUDE OUTINGS, BUT AS PRIVATE HIRE IS SO EXPENSIVE I USE DEVIZES PHAB'S MINIBUSES WHICH MEANS UNFORTUNATELY, THAT WE CAN ONLY GO OUT DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS. DURING THE LAST YEAR WE HAVE BEEN TO SLIMBRIDGE WILDLIFE CENTRE, OXFORD FOR LUNCH , CADNAM FOR A RIDE OUT AND THEN CALLING AT A CARVERY FOR LUNCH AND A TRIP TO POOLE.

The preservation of a Nationally important Scheduled Ancient Monument. Providing an area for the quiet recreation of the general public. Conservation of wildlife - both flora and fauna. The site is located in Pirton, Hertfordshire.

To educate the public about any aspects of natural history. To protect fauna and flora and to preserve important wildlife habitats for the benefit of the public. To arrange regular indoor and outdoor meetings. To act jointly with other organisations having similar charitable purposes. To collect and collate natural history records. To do all other lawful things for the attainment of our objects.

We rescue and look after ill treated and injured animals. We also educate the general public in animal care

We re-home (mainly) dogs and cats. They are neutered if old enough.All the dogs and cats are vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed and any other medical attention as required by the vets. A team of volunteers do home visits before the animals are adopted. Veterinary references, or a home check from an animal rescue local to the adopter, are required where animals are homed out of our area.

1. Rescue, Rehabilitation, and re-homing of sick i injured and unwanted pet reptiles.2. Provide both formal and informal training and education on the care of captive reptiles

Prevention of cruelty to animals. Neutering programmes. Feeding programmes for feral cats. Funding to help animal shelters.

Providing an open recreation space for villagers, including significant 'natural' areas where people can enjoy nature and wildlife at first hand

Millennium Green - public open space for use by all for sport, recreation and to encourage wildlife.

The acquisition and preservation of areas of countryside as a habitat and sanctuary for plant and wildlife and the stimulation and encouragement of interest by the public in the foregoing.

To relieve the suffering of rabbits and other animals who are in need of care and attention in particular by providing and maintaining suitable accomodation for the reception and care of unwanted rabbits and other animals.To advance the education of the public in the care and ownership of animals.Please see website for annual report.

The main activities of the Michael Testler Charitable Foundation are in providing donations to registered charities, especially those devoted to alleviating cruelty to animals, health research and education, especially relating to the 1938-1945 Nazi Holocaust. Funds are provided from sources relating to the business activities of Mr M J Testler and his companies.

Education and conservation work on bats, including monitoring, recording and rescue.

To promote the conservation of whales and dolphins and other marine wildlife, in particular by:Educating the public and raising awareness of the need for the conservation of such wildlife and its natural habitat, conducting research into endangered species of such wildlife, and publishing the results for the benefit of the general public.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, ITS FLORA AND FAUNA, IN THE CAERPHILLY AREA FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, AND IN PARTICULAR TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE WOODLANDS, THEIR MANAGEMENT AND USE AS PUBLIC AMENITIES AND HAVENS FOR WILDLIFE.

MEMORIAL GARDEN FOR SERVING AND FORMER EMPLOYEES OF STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE.MAINTENANCE OF GARDEN.PROVISION OF MEMORIAL MARKERS IN GARDEN,SCATTERING OF ASHES.ENTRIES IN BOOK OF REMEMBERANCE

Northumbria Advanced Motorcyclists (NAM) is a affiliated to The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM). Our main aim is to promote safe riding. Our volunteers train riders in the Northumbria area to reach an advanced standard which is recognised by the IAM. NAM also promotes social activities and charity fundraising for local charities.NAM works closely with the Police and Fire and Rescue Services.

Managing nature reserve protecting and enhancing the natural indigenous plant and animal life.

Members monthly meetings with occassional talks by experts. Newsletters and Journal with articles about inshore fishing craft of N.E and associated topics. Support of heritage and lifeboat days along the coast with display, books about the fishing tradition, models and members craft. Identifying movement of craft and whenever possible rescue and restore .Support research and so on.

Manages millfield in the village of Eynsford, Kent. This was acquired to protect it in perpetuity for the benefit of the villagers and wildlife.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF DOGS, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY DOBERMANNS IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION AND, IN PARTICULAR, TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN RESCUE HOMES OR OTHER FACILITIES FOR THE RECEPTION, CARE AND TREATMENT OF SUCH ANIMALS

Rescue, rehab/re-homing of greyhounds and lurchers and any other animal.The charity is still open for the purposes of receipt of legacies that were pledged during the period when the charity was active. On receipt of any legacies the Trustees will distribute in accordance with the wishes of the estate to the new trust Greyhound GAP CIO 1158499 to which operations were transferred on 30/09/14.

The Charity primary activity is religious activities and the raising of funds to financially support its' local Crisis Centre, Hospices and animal sanctuaries.It has also given grant aid to individuals who are in most need.

PLANT AND MAINTAIN COMMUNITY APPLE ORCHARD IN MIDDLE OF STAMFORD. PLANT AND MAINTAIN ALLOTMENT/NURSERY FOR ENGLISH APPLE TREES AND RELEVANT FAUNAORGANISE ANNUAL APPLE DAY EVENT IN STAMFORD TO PROMOTE OUR GROUP AND TO RAISE FUNDS.TO PRESERVE THE WILDLIFE LOST IN THE DESTRUCTION OF OLD ORCHARDS.TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL SCHOOLS TO USE ORCHARDS, BOTH NEW AND RESTORED, AS AN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE.

To care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Where possible all animals are released back into the wild as soon as they are fully recovered or old enough to fend for themselves. If they are healthy but for whatever reason cannot be released we will care for them at the sanctuary or find them a safe suitable environment. We have 3 ponds, 40+ indoor cages, 30+ outdoor aviaries and enclosures.

Provision of rehoming facilities and veterinary care for stray and unwanted cats and kittens. Under exceptional circumstances, provision of similar assistance to animals other than cats.

Grants to a hospice, a disabled children's trust, asthma and cancer research, other medical organisations national and international, environmental & cultural projects, animal welfare and youth groups.

The aims of the group are to conserve wildlife and birds in particular. We encourage the study of birds and are involved in the management of wildlife areas. The Group promotes research and maintains wildlife records.

The charity donates to environmental and animal welfare

The primary aim of the trust is to provide shelter, warmth, food and sanctuary to sick, ill treated and abused animals that have been subjected to factory farming or sport. It will also provide holistic respite to people with disabilities who may find it difficult to access mainstream facilities. it also aims to educate people in these issues and the importance of animal health and healthy eating.

Rural Policing Liaison Group are involved with a number of activities throughout the year, We have purchased Mobile cameras to monitor wildlife crime. Also we are in the throws of setting up our fourteenth annual awards evening where we award a Police Officer, Three members of the public, A young person, and a farmer, for their work in wildlife and conservation.

Exhibition of sculptures by artists in the Central Milton Keynes shopping centre known as thecentre:mk. This was directed at gaining attention to sculpture & PAT-MK. This concentrated on artists with existing sculptures in Milton Keynes. We rescued two sculptures, by the renowned sculptor Keith McCarter, for display in Milton Keynes. Ongoing discussions with stakeholders to conserve sculptures.

To relieve & prevent suffering & distress in animals., particularly dogs, cats, horses, ponies,goats & domestic fowl & other such creatures in need of care & attention, rescue, sanctuary or re-homing by provision of such services as the charity shall from time to time decide.To advance public education in matters concerning animal welfare and aid.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering and distress of animals in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, neglect or mistreatment and in particular to provide rescue homes or other facilities for such animals

To promote the conservation, preservation and restoration for the public benefit of the world's animal, bird, fish and plant life and its industrial, urban, natural and marine environmentsof ecological or scientific importance, and its natural rescources;To advance the education of the public in natural history, environmental studies, ecology and conservation.

To preserve and save life by the provision and maintenance of an in-shore rescue service along and off the coast of East Yorkshire of Yorkshire and by the promotion of all aspects of water safety.

The conservation of endangered species of animals by the provision of grants.The advancement of education for the public benefit on rehabilitation and reintroduction of wild animals, which are endangered, orphaned, sick, injured or abused.Raising awareness of standards and necessary requirements to rehabilitate and reintroduce wild animals to their natural habitats.

- to provide financial assistance to any registered charity which provides animals for the relief and to improve the quality of life of those in need in the UK- to provide financial assistance amongst farmworkers suffering hardship due to farm work related ill-health or injury.- to prevent/relieve suffering of abandoned/mistreated domestic, working and wild animals

We rescue stray and feral cats, giving them the vet care they need, then re-homing or re-locating them.

Saving Macedonian Strays is a voluntary organisation, set up with the aim of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming stray animals in Macedonia by providing love, shelter, food and veterinary care. We support a group of young animal rescuers and help to re-home dogs and cats into loving forever homes in the UK and across Europe.

Rescue, rehabilitation & rehoming of abandoned & unwanted equines to alleviate suffering. In particular we rescue colts & stallions from Gelligaer & Cefn Golau Commons & promote breeding controls. We operate throughout Wales, but mainly South Wales.

Holding prayers meeting, meditation coaching and practicing, helping vulnerable people who are going through physical or emotional pain; holding regular teaching on how to stay mental wellbeing and positive thinking; helping farm animals etc.During weekly prayer meeting, we encourage each other to share challenges and problems in their life, also provide aids accordingly;

We are a small and friendly foster-based dog rescue located in Nottingham, we provide safe re-homing for dogs in need.