CharityScore UK

- For the public benefit, the relief of those in need by reason of financial hardship, who are unable to afford life-saving or critical veterinary treatments for their pets by the provision of financial assistance; for the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes for the reception of such animals

To help to relieve the suffering of people everywhere, regardless of their status, creed or geographical locations, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress as a result of local, national or international disaster or by reason of their social economic circumstances in accordance with the Buddhist doctrine and principles and to extend such help also to animals everywhere who are in need

RESCUE AND WELFARE OF NEGLECTED, ILL-TREATED AND ABANDONED ANIMALS. OPERATION OF A RESCUE CENTRE FOR A VARIETY OF RODENTS, FELINES, EQUINES, REPTILES, FISH AND CANINES. PROVIDING MAINTENANCE, VETERINARY AND GENERAL HEALTH-CARE. RELIEVING THE PUBLIC OF THE STRESS OF CARING FOR ANIMALS THEY CAN NO LONGER AFFORD TO KEEP. EDUCTING THE PUBLIC IN ANIMAL-WELFARE AND RELATED ISSUES.

Rescue and rehoming of stray, lost and abandoned cats within the Portsmouth City area and locality

Fund worthwhile charities for the benefit of mankind and the animals of our world - Please note the charity does not accept external appeals

Mountain Rescue Team

Welfare of animals a promotion of kindness.The treatment of sick and injured, rehoming, spaying and neutering scheme.

Rehoming of companion animals/pets. Assistance with vet bills for residents on means-tested benefits. Promotion of good animal welfare and pet care, especially through subsidised neutering, micro-chipping etc.

helping animal welfare locally & within our area

To provide both sanctuary and spiritual advice to other religious orders and the public for the good of the commiunities the charity serves, to assist those in need and to promote the word of God and the worship of Our Lord within the scope of what is charitable.

This Charity has now been merged into Margaret Green Animal Rescue Charity Number 1167990 to establish a new CIO legal entity. We establish and maintain rescue centres where stray and unwanted animals may be housed and cared for and provided with any necessary veterinary treatment during the term of their natural lives or until good homes can be found for them elsewhere.

Provides financial assistance for stray animals treatments. Provides accomodation for homeless animals. Provides rehoming facilities. Offers assistance to general public in need of help with animal neutering. Welfare Advice available

To rescue unwanted or abandoned English Pointer dogs and to foster or re-home for adoption in a secure permenant home.

The Horse Rescue Fund aims to prevent and relieve cruelty to horses, ponies and donkeys, to protect them from unnecessary suffering and to advance the education of the public in their proper care and treatment. To this end we rescue any neglected or badly treated equines, restore them to full health and carry out all necessary rehabilitation to enable us to place them on loan in approved homes.

Provides education on wildlife topics by providing Field Meetings and Lectures.

To raise funds in support of the educational, research, clinical and animal welfare activities of the Royal Veterinary College. Funds are raised using a variety of methods, from members of the public, College Alumni, grant-making trusts, companies and other voluntary sources.

Constitutionally bound to supply a fully trained, fully equipped, self contained rescue team to anywhere in the world, (UK and abroad), following any type of disaster and to provide that help free of charge.

Rescue French bulldogs, give veterinary treatment when necessary. Rehome to caring suitable owners.

To give donations to General Charitable Purposes including animal welfare in the UK. Also Overseas aid and famine relief.

The Objects of the charity are charitable objects or purposes concerned with any animal or animals or with wild life in any part of the world or with the environment of the United Kingdom or any part thereof.

Sea rescue for any living person animal in peril from the sea.

(1)The study of Natural History, Geology and Archaeology. (2)The collection of information concerning topography, field paths. natural and archaelogical features of Darlington District and Teesdale including compilation of lists of recent fossils, fauna and flora.(3) The preservation of characteristic plants and animals of the district.

The Sorby Natural History Society is the Natural History society for the Sheffield City region, providing education, research and publications, including biological and geological recording of wildlife, habitats, rocks and landscapes. Operates mostly in Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and the Peak District.

LITE Ltd is a specialist apprenticeship training provider in the animal care sector. We train young people and adults aspiring to careers in veterinary nursing animal care.

In the operative area: to advance public education in ornithology and related matters; to promote the recording, research and study of birds and other wildlife; to support and encourage the preservation, conservation and study of wild birds and places of ornithological interest; to protect these from injury, ill-treatment or destruction; to collate, maintain and publish recorded results.

Making grants for the benefit of individual inhabitants of the village of Alton Pancras, Dorset, and of the village as a whole.Recent examples of the latter include substantial contributions to the cost of: A wildlife habitat adjoining the village A Village Map for the information of residents and visitors A Village History project

Providing grants to encourage initiatives designed to improve animal welfare and protection, promote alternative methods to the use of animals in experiments and encourage practical work in alleviating suffering, preventing cruelty and improving conditions for animals.

FOSTERING AND RE-HOMING ANIMALS IN NEED,FUNDRAISING

The care and collection of stray and unwanted dogs, including provision of high-quality kennelling and veterinary treatment and re-homing facilities.

Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team operates in the Wasdale and Eskdale valleys of the Lake District and the surrounding mountains. Our aim is to save life and alleviate distress primarily in upland areas. We have a team of up to 50 fully trained volunteers, on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week operating from our base in Gosforth, Cumbria.

We aim to rescue unwanted and stray dogs by keeping them either in a safe foster home or in a kennel. They are attended by a veterinary surgeon and we call in a behaviourist if necessary. Following necessary home checks, our dogs are rehomed and we follow their progress. To raise funds for all these tasks, we hold dog shows, sponsored walks, attend carnivals and car boot sales.

Monitor research into the effectiveness of medical experiments on animals, provide information and educate the public as to the results of such research through public talks, scientific conferences and reports and by producing an educational film, which is available on our website. Communicate with industry and regulators about how to implement a much greater human focus in medicines research.

Provides rescue rehabilitation and rehoming for stray, feral and unwanted cats.Cat Welfare also provides financial assistance to members of the public on low incomes via its subsidized neutering program. We offer non veterinary help and advise to the public re cat care and were possible seek to promoote responsible pet ownership.

Helping small Sussex based animal charities.

Caring Cancer Trust funds ethical original non-animal tested Cancer Research into Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Cure, through its Stop Cancer UK programme. The Charity also provides Youth2Go Healing Holidays of Creative Adventure for children recovering from cancer to renew their self-confidence and joy of life after the trauma of their life-threatening illness.

General Charitable Purposes Working with people aged between 10 and 28 in various activities to includeEducation/TrainingSport/recreationAnimalsEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage

RESCUE, REHOMING AND SANCTUARY FOR DOMESTIC & FERAL CATS

1) Advancing education in all matters concerning amateur radio, radio communications and related systems2) Using amateur radio communication, within the terms of the amateur radio licence, to supplement communication for organisations involved in the planning or provision of rescue, relief or communication in the event of distress or emergency, both local and national.

To promote, for the benefit of the public, the preservation and protection of endangered wildlife species, in particular species of rhinoceros and their habitat living within the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya and (b) to promote the preservation and protection of the habitat of such animals through the education of those local to and living with endangered species in sympathetic land use.

The SNCV carries out practical habitat management to improve and enhance areas of natural greenspace for local communities. Through our volunteer programme, people from a variety of backgrounds can gain practical work experience by learning new skills. Volunteers have the opportunity to meet new people, improve fitness as well as learning about wildlife conservation.

The Charity manages the Millennium Green and its environs to:-i) Provide for and encourage the relaxation and informal recreation of residents and visitors. ii) Enhance the "natural" areas by creating a wildflower meadow where wildlife and flora can flourish.iii) Provide an area for community events and celebrations.

SCAS exists to enhance the quality of life of people and companion animals through the study of the human-animal bond. SCAS members are drawn from the health, social care, education and veterinary professions. SCAS uses a One Health approach - through multidisciplinary working utilising knowledge of the human-animal bond societal problems and animal welfare issues are addressed.

Created as one of the Millennium Greens, the park is an area of natural space within the city. It is managed by the community, for the community and its visitors. The park provides a mixture of wildlife habitats with paths, seating, viewing platform and a community performance area. There are also fruit trees, soft fruit bushes and a herb garden for the community to take advantage of.

The creation and maintenance of a more useable public open space. Volunteers of the trust work all year to maintain various aspects of the meadow and in particular the indigenous wildlife and fauna. The aim of the trustees is to provide a safe and comfortable environment in which to relax.

We have created and maintain a wildlife garden close to the centre of Morpeth. It provides a haven for residents and visitors. Development and maintenance is organised by the Trustees with the help of a group of Friends.It is also used by local schools from time to time and by the Cubs, Scouts and Guides. Each June we hold fund raising Garden Fete.

Parish amenity promoting the conservation of wildlife and the environment as part of the parish heritage encouraging enjoyment, recreaton and educational activities for the local community.

An eight acre public open space in an attractive valley in Inkberrow, Worcs, containing a medieval moat and fishponds, seats, picnic tables and pathways. The area is a cross between a public park and a nature reserve, with good walks, good views, the encouragement of wildlife, and the opportunity to work outdoors in maintaining the site for the public, at twice monthly work parties.

Talks, walks, visits, family activities (all open to members and the public). Local wildlife conservation tasks, biological surveys, advisory services, species identification training (all restricted by limited available resources). Promoting wildlife conservation, including wildlife gardening, through leaflets and local displays.

Education & Training, Religious Activities, Arts & Culture, Animals, Elderly People, People with Disabilities, Grants to Organisations.

The purpose of the charity is to preserve and manage an area of undeveloped land in the residential area of Woodcote, Epsom, Surrey. The charity is run and funded by local people in order to provide an area of land suitable for a variety of recreational uses, community events and the preservation of wildlife.