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To provide funds to other organisations involved in protecting existing wildlife habitat reserves or the creation of new ones.

Provide funding to individual rescuers abroad and fund spay/neuter programmes.

For the trustees to make donations to activities of their choosing. Activities include help to youth clubs, animal welfare to Limbless Veterans on both a global scale within the United Kingdom and international countries such as South Africa.

The branch operates a wildlife animal centre to rescue wild animals and rehabilitate and release them. The branch also facilitates fostering of cats. We provide assistance with the cost of veterinary treatment for owners on benefits and to have their pets neutered and microchipped.We distribute advice on animal welfare matters.This is largely funded by our network of charity shops.

Small cat rescue based in Aberdare. Run entirely by volunteers.

wildlife sanctuary

Activities and events take place in a large woodland - wildlife observation,camping,bushcraft,exhibitions,concerts and christian seminars.

To give disabled people (wheelchair users, visually impaired etc.) chance to get out and enjoy the countryside. To offer multi-media dance, recreation and wildlife projects.

Maintain a forest garden for the benefit of the community. Use organic principles to encourage wildlife and environmental diversity. Provide educational and leisure opportunities for the visitors to the forest garden.

The charity manages Waldringfield Church Field (5.2 acres) for use by the people of Waldringfield and neighbourhood for recreation and sport. This includes facilities for football and basketball practice and provision of benches, picnic tables and footpaths. New hedges and hedgerow trees plus several areas of woodland planting and open tussocky and "unimproved" grassland provide wildlife habitat.

Introduced to the village as a new green space.Villagers have adopted the green as their own area for both formal and informal events.Planting of trees and hedges has been developed to encourage wildlife.Fund-raising activities have brought the community together and help focus the aims of the Trust.

Public relations, raising awareness and informal education with environmental broadcasting, journalism, presentation and photography. We use the Earth Charter and UNESCO processes as our basic principles. Field Activities include Wildlife Gardening.

We are a Christian Organisation dedicated to the people of Asia, providing:*Homes for orphans and children in need*Practical training and assistance for those raised in children homes to transition into adulthood*Disaster relief*Medical support for those unable to access*Refugee and internally diplaced culture group assistance*Community support: support - feed - clothe - rescue

The charity rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes greyhounds and lurchers.

We aim to relieve the suffering of stray and abandoned cats by providing shelter and veterinary care, promote neutering of animals and educate the public in animal welfare matters to prevent cruelty and suffering

UK-Advocacy ,accommodation,outreach support and befriending service for people from the BAMER community including refugees and those seeking sanctuary, living in Coventry and surrounding areas.KENYA;--Facilitating education and mentorship programs for disadvantaged young people including orphans.-Feeding programs and other acts of kindness to communities living in deprived are

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attentionand, in particular, to provide education, monitoring and persuasion against the illegal huntingof wildlife with hounds.

To collect, conserve, restore and display fire appliances, uniforms, medals and equipment relating to the Fire and Rescue Service on Merseyside and to present to the visitors to the Heritage Centre its history and contribution to the local community.To maintain a digital archive of the fire history of Merseyside including the fire stations, personnel, appliances and equipment.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF DOGS 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.

Jaguar Matses Connection is carrying out Jaguar conservation activities in the Peruvian Amazon. We are working closely with the Matses native community to reduce human wildlife conflict.

the Civil Aid Voluntary Rescue Association (CAVRA), are a voluntary resilience organisation operating within the United Kingdom, across the England and Wales area. Our purpose is to provide back-up personnel to the emergency services and local authorities in a range of situations.We also available to provide support at public events and during times of adverse weather conditions, natura

The charity will be a grant giving foundation and will provide grants for organisations and individuals for exclusively charitable purposes.It is anticipated that the charities focus will be centered around CumbriaIt is further anticipated that the advancement of animal welfare in particular the prevention of suffering to animals will be a focus for charitable support by the trustees

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ANIMALS BY PROVIDING AND SUPPORTING INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE DOG WELFARE RELATED TO: A) GENETIC AND BREED RELATED HEALTH, BREEDING REARING AND SELLING PRACTICES; AND B) TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC ABOUT IRRESPONSIBLE DOG BREEDING IN ORDER TO MAKE THEM AWARE OF THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THEIR DOGS' HEALTH AND WELFARE C)TO ADVISE PUPPY SEEKERS

We were established to provide relief and assistance of people in the UK or any part of the world who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe in particular by the supply of medical aid or search & rescue service to such persons. We provide training and education to support and that build capacity and resilience. We are also the umbrella body to other organisations.

To promote humane behaviour towards retired police dogs in Lancashire by providing financial assistance to the owners of retired police dogs who have charge of animals that are in need of appropriate care & attention by reason of sickness, poor circumstance or ill usage

SARDA (South Wales) Mountain Rescue Search Dogs objective is to save life and relieve suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accidents, or who are missing, on the hills or open country or in urban areas, predominately, but not exclusively, in the areas of South and Mid Wales.

Ensuring quality of life for horses, ponies and donkeys by providing a happy, healthy and secure future, operating an effective rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming programme. Actively promoting and encouraging responsible equine ownership, supporting and working closely with local communities and organisations.

PROVIDING REFUGE FOR UNWANTED ANIMALS

To save by all means possible the lives of as many animals as possible by providing food, shelter and veterinary attention and to find homes for as many animals as possible.

The object of the trust is the relief of suffering and distressed animals not excluding their painless and humane despatch where this is obviously the kindest option in given circumstances as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion determine by way of grantsto individuals and charitable organisations fulfilling the charitable objects of the trust.

Environmental network for area of Penwith. Environmental Education. Community participation in growing food and wildlife management and conservation.

Animal welfare and nature conservation.

The Trust supports Southern African communities efforts to exercise their rights and improve their livelihoods by promoting greater global, regional and national commitment and action towards policy, market and legal reforms that secure their rights to own, control and benefit from natural resources, especially land, wildlife, forests and water.

General Charitable PurposesMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine reliefAnimals

A rescue and rehabilitation centre for wild native birds of prey. Providing education, conservational talks, flying displays and close encounters with the birds of prey to public visiting and Outreach sessions to schools and clubs, bird groups about the work we do. Offering volunteer/ work experience opportunities to schools and high educational pupils.

ÔÇ£Casa PrimavaraÔÇØ,Cluj Napoca,Romania, is a well established family home caring for 5 brothers and sisters,who were rescued from orphanages in 2003. They are being cared for by a Romanian, Christian couple. The children are progressing physically,emotionally, mentally and spiritually,within this loving and secure environment. Every penny raised goes directly to benefit the children.

Rescue cats and kittens, trap and neuter feral cats. Rehome cats when possible. Look after any not rehomable, for the span of their life. Educate the general public about the welfare of cats.

Newham Conservation Volunteers was founded in 1994 and undertakes practical environmental conservation activities to develop, conserve, protect and restore the natural resources, animal and plant life of the land, ponds and waterways in the London Borough of Newham and elsewhere in Greater London. These activities include conservation, tools training, wildflower meadow creation and tree planting.

We maintain a piece of ground as open space for the use and enjoyment by the public and for the conservation of wildlife, plants and trees.

The objective of Windref (UK) is the provision of a scientific resources centre, co-ordinating research in areas of medical and veterinary public health and to provide academic opportunities to scientists from the Caribbean and around the world.

The trust's purpose is to create and maintain Allington Millennium Green, which includes 'natural' areas where people can enjoy Nature and wildlife at first hand. It is intended to be a semi-wild area, where visitors can simply walk and sit, with no provision for formal recreation of any kind. There is a huge diversity of wild plants on the Green, and it is the richest habitat in this area.

Dog rescue and welfare, education. Public awareness.Rescue, care and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned, sick and distressed animals of all kinds including wild animals/birds.

To distribute income and capital as the trustees think fit but in particular charities involved in animal medicine and welfare as well as general causes associated with the relief of poverty and the protection of the environment

The objects of the Trust are to conserve and protect for the public benefit, wildlife flora and fauna in Britain.

In 2025 EDF was further involved in the production and promotion of several major publications relating to human disease and injury from captive exotic animals.

The objects of the Charity are, for the public benefit, to rescue, board and place in good homes stray or unwanted reptiles and to continue to care for and protect reptiles in need.

Vision of Hope was started to enable young people who have suffered through abuse and addiction to receive animal-assisted therapy. The Directors, have opened their home on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park to give these young people shelter, support, and time spent with the animals at their farm. The therapy has proved to be very helpful in building trust and bonding with the animals.

(1)To relieve the needs of people in Bangladesh.(2) The relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural or other kinds of disaster. (3) To promote humane behaviour towards animals. (4) To act as a resource for young people:(a) advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills;(b) advancing education;(c) relieving unemployment.

This is a grant giving charity based in Oxfordshire so applications from Oxfordshire are particularly welcome.The trustees support the arts and heritage , education , the environment , health and social or economic disadvatage. The trustees do not fund charities registered outside the UK, expeditions, individuals , political parties , the promotion of religion or animal charities.

Green Paw Project is a charity dedicated to the welfare of animals, environmental conservation, rewilding of lands, planting trees, carbon sequestration, human reconnection to the natural world, and the cleaning of plastic and waste that litters our planet. Green Paw Project is a strictly non-profit organisation that receives all of its funding from fundraising events and generous sponsors.