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AWOL fundraises inthe UK to provide free veterinary treatment for donkeys, horses, dogs, cats and camels in poor non-tourist villages on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor, Egypt. AWOL also provides free equine tack, dog collars and education about better animal care.

To provide grants to charities which fall within the following:-The Arts, Social Mobility, Animal Welfare and Sport.

The Charity's activities include the rescue and rehoming of domestic animals suffering from neglect, ill use or ill health; supplying hands on experience for those entering careers in animal welfare; visiting schools to encourage the proper handling and respect of animals by children; providing therapeutic experience for people suffering from breakdown, stress and all manner of emotional upheaval;

OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE AWARENESS AND RAISE FUNDS TO HELP CORFU DONKEY RESCUE - THE ONLY REGISTERED DONKEY CHARITY IN GREECE (NO. 1178). THEIR AIM IS TO RESCUE ABANDONED AND UNWANTED DONKEYS IN CORFU; TAKING IN THE OLD, INJURED AND SICK DONKEYS AND CARING FOR THEM. CDR HAS A POLICY OF RE-HOMING DONKEYS ONCE THEY HAVE BEEN BROUGHT BACK TO HEALTH IN COUNTRIES LIKE AUSTRIA, HOLLAND, GERMANY.

The charity aims to help the in the welfare of animals, homeless and elderly people, children with disabilities, children that are not able to pay fees for education, assisting people financially with medical needs, renovate,build religious building internationally. We have charities set up overseas they will be supported by Gill Group Foundation. We will be going out to individuals for support.

Animal welfare and prevention or relief of suffering,protect physical andnatural environment,alleviate the effect of natural disasters by making grants and to promote art .

Raising awareness of a range of mental health difficulties in local communities by providing support, initially using animal assisted therapy and other activities in the area. Educating the public on animal welfare/needs.To assist within other countries and supporting poverty areas by providing support and assistance where possible.

To relieve the suffering of dogs and other animals in the UK and abroad to provide, maintain and support rescue homes for the reception, care and treatment of such animalsTo provide protection, treatment and security for the animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usageTo educate the public in animal welfare generally

Providing advice, rescue and re home service for sick, injured or unwanted parrots in the UK.

Operates Worldwide to promote humane behaviour to dogs and cats who are used for food by means of education, campaign and information. Provides assistance to rescue missions of dogs and cats in the meat trade including rehoming and emergency medical treatment. Acts as an umbrella resource for smaller organisations with a similar mission throughout Asia.

PROVISION OF CARE, PROTECTION, AND TREATMENT FOR ANIMALS SUFFERING FROM SICKNESS, INJURY, MALTREATMENT OR ILL USAGE; PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT ANIMALS, THEIR CARE AND WELFARE NEEDS;ADVANCING EDUCATION AND GOOD PRACTICE IN VETERINARY CARE. IN PARTICULAR BY FUNDING AND SUPPORTING THE LILONGWE SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION AND CARE OF ANIMALS (MALAWI)

The charity has forged strong, on-going relationships with several small, independent rescues and has given one-off financial support to several others. The charity has helped rescues by actively "marketing" dogs for re-homing via social media, building and maintaining kennels, covering emergency vet bills, providing food, bedding and equipment and funding the cost of behavioural support.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by minimizing the birth of unwanted domestic and feral animals and also the promoting and provision of appropriate care, protection and security for animals which are in need due to sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage. To educate the public regarding animal welfare and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

Promoting humane behaviour towards the most common household pets such as fish, cats, dogs, rabbits, by providing education and advice on how to look after them and how to prevent and relieve sickness, disease or suffering of such animals. Where considered appropriate, making grants to those in financial need to assist towards their care.

We manage a community woodland project for the benefit of the public. Our activities involve: providing and improving access; conserving and enhancing biodiversity; providing interpretation facilities and educational opportunities on the woodland and its wildlife; and engaging volunteers in working in the woodland and running the project.

To promote humane behavior towards animals by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

1. To promote the conservation and protection of the Grade II listed former animal pound in Hythe, Kent2. To provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation by providing an area for use as a community garden and other activities for individuals in Hythe and the surrounds

A small scale foster-based rescue that helps all domestic animals as well as sanctuary animals in the North Wales area.

To develop and maintain an organic orchard in Sedbergh for the public benefit for all residing in the area and for visitors. We provide a place where people can enjoy and learn about fruit growing and wildlife. We hold events which provide learning opportunities for adults and children from local schools and organisations.

Mount Kenya Trust supports conservation on Africa's second highest mountain - Mount Kenya. Projects support the people, forest, wildlife and water surrounding the peaks.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for animals which are lost/found or stolen and are in need of care and attention with a view to reuniting them with their owners where possible and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general

To promote humane behaviour towards gypsy cob horses by educating and providing advice to breeders and the wider public on appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for the animals: in order to prevent maltreatment, cruelty and suffering among the animals.

Since 2002 over 5000 trees have been planted in Beckermet Cumbria on farm land which has been named Little Mesopotamia as it lies on a site between two tributaries of the river Ehen. The charity aims to nurture and care for an experimental botanical collection,to protect the natural environment for the benefit of wildlife, and to encourage understanding of conservation issues with guided tours.

Assist Government bodies and councils in developing countries with regulatory training and guidance in the use of veterinary medicines in agriculture.

we work for the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of Dogs (mainly working breeds) in need of care and attention and in particular to provide and maintain facilities for the care and treatment of such animalsTo promote humane behaviour towards animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in generalActively seeking the best new homes for rescued animals

The object of the CIO is in the interests of conservation to develop, conserve, protect and restore natural resources, animals, insects and plant life through the provision of woodland and forests and in particular to:(1) promote, provide and enhance woodland and forests for the benefit of the public;(2) provide or help to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare and recreation

Supporting the use of public green spaces for the benefits of the community and wildlife

The Heather May North Charitable Trust aims to prevent and relieve the suffering by animals, in particular but not exclusively to this in the County of Shropshire, to prevent and suppress cruelty to animals, in particular but not exclusively to those in the Council of Shropshire, in such manner and for such other charitable objects (according to the Law of England and Wales)

Veg Trust empowers animal advocates through grant funding. The organisation financially supports effective outreach that reduces animal suffering and educates the public in veganism.

Make grants in favour of General Charitable Purposes relating to the environment and animals. In particular, the trust favours forestry projects, animal welfare and training. It will benefit other Charities or Voluntary Bodies.

The conservation and protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the world's endangered animals by grant funding.To advance education in the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and the world's endangered wild animals through the medium of film, use of social media and education projects.

We conserve, protect, manage and improve the physical and natural environment of land at Carvinick in the Parish of St Goran, Cornwall. This is an environmentally conscious project managed to promote ecology, lifelong learning and community health and wellbeing. We provide free access and enable benefit to wildlife, community use, food production and support heritage activities.

The charity will consider making grants to registered charities or other charitable organizations in the UK, especially in the areas of cancer support, community services, classical music, Chislehurst based organizations, animal welfare and education.

PACE Manningtree volunteers carry out environmental conservation actions and projects in the wider Manningtree area which tackle climate change and biodiversity loss such as tree planting, electric cargo bikes, community solar energy schemes, water quality work, wildlife gardening, allotments, local food initiatives. Volunteers run education activities and workshops in the local community, schools

The charity assists people in difficulties or suffering in inhospitable terrain, mainly in North Wales. It does this by co-ordinating emergency responses from its member organisations, providing a management team to co-ordinate search and rescue activities, providing training to support these activities, and representing members at regional, national and international levels.

Our aim is to provide advancement of animal welfare, for the public benefit to relieve the suffering of Westies and Scotties 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, and where suitable, to re-home such animals, we also work with owners who may be struggling for a various reasons

Providing housing and veterinary treatment for rescued and abandoned captive and wild birds of prey within the UK. Raising funds to help conservation projects within the UK and internationally which directly help raptor populations and the habitats that they require. Procuring land when required to conserve environments that are essential for raptors. Educating communities on raptor welfare.

Sussex Search and Rescue is the primary volunteer resource used by Sussex Police in the search and rescue of vulnerable missing people. We are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and are fully approved by Sussex Police policy. SusSAR is staffed purely by volunteers, who as well as covering the whole of Sussex, can also be called out to assist other Search and Rescue groups throughout the UK.

Anvil Projects was formed in 2023. With expertise in community development, education and the creative arts, our projects focus on education and assistance for sanctuary seekers wellbeing and using the arts to enhance communities. We partner with individuals and communities to maximise their potential, increase their wellbeing and promote intercultural awareness and connections.

To save lives and prevent drowning, primarily through:a) providing education and training in all areas relating to lifesaving, rescue and resuscitation for thebenefit of the public b) Providing facilities to take part in organised lifesaving as a voluntary public service and to take part inbeach and water sports, so as to develop their capabilities as lifeguards.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of domestic waterfowl in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide a safe sanctuary for their reception, care and treatment of such animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to the welfare of domestic waterfowl in general

We provide free pet food to food banks and community centres, supporting people facing hardship so they can continue to care for their pets. Our aim is to prevent pet hunger and reduce the need for families to give up beloved animals.

Our charity aim to relieve the suffering of spaniels in need by placing them into appropriate foster homes and providing routine and emergency veterinary care and then finding them a permanent home that meets the needs of each individual dog. In addition to this we are committed to providing as much support and online advice as possible to enable dogs to live safely in their homes.

We will actively involve the local community in caring for, improving and monitoring the habitat and the wildlife on the land that we manage. Most of this involvement will be through voluntary work at High Leasowes, for example seed sowing, weeding, brash clearance, tree and hedge planting.

To prevent the cruelty inflicted on the animals Greece, relieving their suffering by way of providing medical care, shelter and homes with the provision of donated funds.To educate the public in all aspects of animal welfare and to advance welfare conditions for the strays.Providing a network of volunteers to assist the public to address animal welfare conditions lawfully and safely

Mission: To nurture healing bonds between people, animals and Earth.To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit, for the public benefit, by making grants to and promoting registered charities with charitable purposes the same as or similar to those of the charity.

The RSPCA Cambridgeshire and Mid-East is a separately registered charity although we are supported by and work in partnership with the RSPCA National Society. We are primarily self-funding and the money we spend in our area is raised in our area on supporting animal welfare . Income is also generated by our charity shops in March.

We are a small branch of the RSPCA staffed entirely by volunteers. We take in and re-home cats, dogs and rabbits. We operate in line with RSPCA standards - all our animals are vet-checked, vaccinated and microchipped. We ensure that our animals are re-homed to safe, caring homes. We support our local communities via initiatives such as neutering programmes and engaging with other charities.

Save Our Shoreline aims to examine the feasibility of, and to implement an urgent nature-based offshore intervention to save the South Devon coastline from Hallsands to Strete Gate and protect Slapton Line, the vital A379 and the unique wildlife habitat of Slapton Ley.

We take in, rehabilitate and rehome rabbits from all over the U.K. we also offer sanctuary to medically compromised and disabled rabbits