CharityScore UK

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals on the island of Koh Phangan, Thailand in need of care and attention and in particular to provide rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide facilities for the reception, care, birth control and treatment of such animals, and to promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing appropriate care and treatment for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness etc.

To improve, protect and preserve wildlife at Lavell's Lake and surrounding area for the benefit of the public and to advance public education in the conservation of the countryside and wildlife, as well as engage and encouraging their involvement as volunteers in various ways.

K9 Heroes supports dogs from the Armed Forces, Police, UK Border Force, Fire and Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Search and Rescue and any other British organisation which enlists service dogs.K9 Heroes have an application process for dogs requesting financial assistance.

Connected Conservation Foundation works to protect wildlife and ecosystems through technology, for the public benefit.

The Organisation intends to make unsolicited grants to other UK charities, international and local non-governmental organisations (NGO) which promote and advance the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife and the natural world with a particular focus on threatened and underfunded regions and species. Only unsolicited grants will be made.

The charity aims to 1) promote the conservation, protection and improvement of Beane Marshes; and2) to advance the education of the public in a) the principles and practise of sustainable development and biodiversity conservation in respect of Beane Marshes and b) the wildlife and ecology associated with Beane MarshesWe do this through an education program and supporting H&M Wildlife Trust

Manali Strays UK supports the charitable work of Manali Strays Trust India, an NGO that provides appropriate care (including preventative care in the form of sterilisation to prevent overpopulation and vaccination to prevent disease), treatment, protection, and security for animals in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India.

CONTINUING THE WORK OF JOANNA ('JO') TOOLE, THROUGH THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO ANIMAL WELFARE IN GENERAL AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO AND SUFFERING AMONGST ANIMALS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THAT OF MARINE FAUNA.

A charity wishing to advance the education of children and young people by funding a series of continued education projects. In addition to preserve and promote good mental health for public benefit by research, promote kindness and inhumane behaviour and to prevent or surpress cru to animals, and to promote the preservation of the environment. All on a local, national and global level.

The Trust supports the mental & physical wellbeing of community members, vocational and recreational users of the valleys natural environment. Encouraging wildlife education and conservation projects with fellow charitable local partners, social events raising funds for fellow charities and underpinning community growth and cohesion at every step. Communal welfare of humans & environment

A) TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS RABBITS & G/PIGs BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE CARE, PROTECTION, SANCTUARY, TREATMENT & SECURITY FOR RABBITS & G/PIGS WHICH ARE IN NEED OF CARE & ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, POOR CIRCUMSTANCES OR ILL USAGE, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING A HOLDING SERVICE & TRANSPORTATION TO VERIFIED RABBIT & G/PIG RESCUES

Wild Things Rescue is a charity specialising in rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing native British wildlife within the UK. The charity offers advice and assistance to members of the public and veterinary professionals to ensure that wildlife receive prompt and appropriate care to minimise suffering and promote healing.

Relieve the suffering and distress of hedgehogs in need of care by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation for sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs with the aim of releasing hedgehogs back into the wild wherever possible and to also provide a safe refuge for non native hedgehog species.Educate the public by promoting awareness of the problems hedgehogs encounter and their future survival.

Promoting the cultural and historic traditions of keeping, breeding and otherwise conserving British breeds and populations of farm animals sustainably and to encourage greater biodiversity.Providing education and training in techniques for the on farm and/ or the in gene bank conservation of British BreedsProviding support for the revival, maintenance, conservation and enhancement of the same

The promotion, for the public benefit, of the conservation of free-ranging tigers in their natural habitat in particular but not exclusively by the provision and/or facilitation of veterinary services.

1. Enhancing habitats for native wildlife, including its flora, fauna and other taxa;2. Providing information to raise public awareness;3. Promoting actions to mitigate biodiversity loss and the impact of climate change on the natural environment;4. Facilitating community support for biodiversity protection by promoting nature themed activities.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND CHILDREN INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO REFUGEES, THOSE SEEKING ASYLUM, AND THOSE WHO HAVE BECOME DISPLACED, BY, BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROVIDING SANCTUARY, HOSPITALITY, SAFEGUARDING AND RELIEF

Project Pearl provides practical, emotional and spiritual care for women who have been working in and affected by the sex industry, but wish now to find a way out. This includes a first step Christian-led "home from home" sanctuary, a holistic trauma-informed support programme and a specialist chaplaincy outreach service,

Whispaws Animal Sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates street dogs in Serbia, providing medical care, food, and shelter. We focus on rehoming dogs in loving, permanent homes locally and internationally. Our mission also includes community education to promote animal welfare and responsible pet ownership, aiming to reduce the number of street dogs and enhance their quality of life.

Supporting a culture of welcome for all people seeking sanctuary and refuge in our community, part of the national City of Sanctuary movement.

The Dylan Rich Legacy provides funding for charitable projects providing (a) access to sport for young people in Nottinghamshire and (b) wildlife conservation and local employment in Kenya.

1. The provision of burial and cremated remains plots for a fee.2. The provision of historical information relating to the Cemetery and its founding dissenting congregations.3. The establishment of a nature trail and wildlife areas in the cemetery for the benefit and wellbeing of visitors and said wildlife.

To promote and encourage the conservation preservation and improvement of Regents Park and Primrose Hill to ensure that the Park remains and is enhanced as an area of natural beauty a woodland habitat for wildlife and an attractive man-made parkland and to provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure.

To rescue stray , feral and unwanted cats and kittens within Lancashire from abandonment , change in owners circumstances , straying , lost or found cats , unwanted litters of kittens. Volunteers foster from home and deal with members the public asking for our help . Maintaining database . Scan cats . Assessing cats health and behaviour and forming a plan . Educate on cat welfare.

We are an independent wildlife charity working to halt and reverse the decline of wildlife habitats and species in Tenterden, Kent, and beyond. We collaborate and partner with local residents and young people, landowners, councils and conservation organisations.

Hooves and Tails, a volunteer-run farm animal sanctuary in Hertfordshire, improving the lives of rescue sheep and goats, advocating for improved animal welfare. Engaging the public through volunteering, visits, animal sponsorship and fundraising activities, we educate about and foster connections with our rescued farm animals as well as promoting better animal welfare standards.

The RSPCA Cumbria North and East Branch is an unincorporated charity and separately registered branch of the RSPCA carrying out direct animal welfare in the area of North East Cumbria.The branches welfare work helps people in need to care for their animals by providing welfare assistance and treatment for their animals as well a supporting the local inspectorate in the Cumbria Area.

Administer and maintain the pasture for grazing and public right of way, The Woodland area for recreation and amenity,also to preserve the enviroment for wildlife. The Play area is let to Stafford Borough Council as public open space

Charitable donations to The Young, The Elderly, Health Care and Animals in the areas of Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

The trust makes donations to bodies embracing a wide range of charities, the main fields supported being medical and health, welfare in the community, environment and wildlife, and church and heritage, with special reference to charities based in, or with branches in the Lancashire area.

The Trustees convene annually to discuss donations for the forthcoming year. The Trustees tend to support the same charities each year, with individual donations typically not exceeding - ?500. The Preferred types of beneficiary are organisations dealing with a variety of medical research, as well as military, animal welfare and certain environmental charities.

The rescue and permanent care of elderly sick and abandoned animals and birds made homeless through the illness or death of their owners or such change in circumstances as renders them unable to care for them.

We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home horses, ponies and donkeys in distress. We also educate in animal welfare and provide (therapeutic) contact opportunities for people who wouldn't normally have the chance to meet these animals. The sanctuary is a place where people, irrespective of background and ability, can spend time with the animals and have a chance to contribute to their community.

We issue vouchers to enable and encourage people to have their cats neutered, and we help with vet bills when owners are unable to fund full costs of urgent treatment for animals. We help support a network of local people who foster, rescue and home cats.

The principal activity of the charity was to rescue and provide shelter for stray, neglected, injured, unwanted and abandoned animals and find suitable homes, to make provision for the spaying or neutering of animals, and to advance the education of the public in animal ownership and care.

Pets in Need provides sanctuary for unwanted, neglected and abandoned animals. It ensures all animals taken in have comfortable and warm accomodation, are well fed and receive whatever veterinary care required. Both charity shops are manned by volunteers. Voluntary help is also acquired by providing work experience for its animal loving students from schools.

The Charity supports charitable purposes at the trustees' discretion including; supporting young persons to further their education, promoting neurological and neurosurgical research and the relief of sickness and suffering amongst animals. Support is given through donations to registered charities whose work is in accordance with the aims and objectives of the Charity.

Animal care

The objects of the Charity are to feed, neuter and provide veterinary care to feral cat colonies in the local area. We would also trap any kittens suitable for rehoming. We would secure the welfare of any domestic or small indigenous wild animal, bird or reptile in distress by providing food and veterinary treatment as required.

The rescue and rehoming of unwanted, neglected and stray dogs, undertaking veterinary treatment where necessary and neutering, vaccinating, m/chipping prior to sourcing a suitable new home.

To raise money for the animals at the Centre and expend such mionies as the Trustees, after consultation, see fit.

The fund pays for shelter, food and medical treatment for abused, sick, injured and abandoned animals in need, including illegally-traded wild animals rescued and rehabilitated for release back to the wild; it finances projects for canine birth control, vaccination and de-worming; and it promotes education in good animal management practices and the compassionate treatment of animals.

The Charity aims to benefit the public by funding, undertaking, furthering and publishing biomedical research to determine the molecular causes and facilitate the early diagnosis, therapy and prevention of the group of transmissible degenerative diseases of the central nervous system of which CJD in humans and scrapie in animals are examples and of similar diseases not known to be transmissible.

to charites whose activities are to improve the quality of life for ex service personnel and their families,to improve quality of life for children who are sick and to help their wishes come true, to reduce animal suffering and to support care for older people.

The Trust has continued with its primary aims of publishing papers and addressing scientific, veterinary practitioner and lay horse breeder audiences on the results of historical, immunohistological and various biochemical analyses performed on archived tissues from the now closed-down Equine Fertilty Unit and other aspects of equine reproduction.

A 'Good Neighbours' Scheme for the elderly. Community activities for the Christmas Lights Switch On, a Christmas Market and Chadderton Family Fun Day. A community allotment and woodland project to provide a wildlife space with walks, children's play space, pond dipping facilities, raised beds for cultivation of flowers and vegetables run by the local Brownie Group.

Providing rehoming services for abandoned and abused Animals & wildlife and to educate the general public

Norfolk Badger Trust aims to promote and enhance the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers and their setts and habitats in Norfolk. Engaging with the public is also a key objective. Activities to this end are run throughout the year, including talks, local wildlife fairs and field trips. NBT also provide an advisory service, e.g. for developers, landowners and the general public.

We are a volunteer run Rescue who take in and rehome abandoned cats and also feral kittens which are socialised before rehoming. We operate trap neuter release where we assist in trapping and neutering programmes of feral colonies and farm cats. Where feral cats cannot stay where they are they are rehomed on suitable smallholdings, stables or farms.