CharityScore UK

We Appeal is serving the humanity and improving the lives of the society, acknowledging emergencies, helping the homeless by providing basic essentials such as nutritious food, aiding the needy. supporting campaigns to rescue abandoned animals and protecting them.

To assist charitable projects supporting established Charities, with particular focus on Charities who support and focus on cancer medical research and projects, reliving sickness and health in old age, promoting conservation of the environment, financial hardship amongst elderly people, reliving suffering of animals and promoting the prevention of poverty.

We raise funds for sterilisation, vaccination and veterinary treatment of sick and injured strays on the island of Mauritius. Also we provide educational and financial support for the NGO'S on the island with regard to Animal Welfare. Working on relations with the Mauritian Society of Animal Welfare to change their policy of catch and kill.

We advance animal welfare of cats and dogs. We provide foster homes and we identify suitable permanent homes in the UK for unwanted/abandoned/lost/stray domestic animals from abroad, particularly from Greece. We provide financial aid, through fundraising, for medical care, including neutering and for transport to the UK, according to current legislation; we raise awareness of the public.

Animal rescue and welfare

The Trust supports causes both in the UK and abroad, specifically, but not limited to Dorset, where the founding family are based. The trustees wish the Trust to support disadvantaged children and young people and those individuals undergoing cancer treatment, encourage animal welfare, and promote community and social inclusion. The Trust does not accept unsolicited proposals.

Helping cats in crisis, strays and unwanted cats. Carrying out neutering programmes for feral colonies. Finding new homes for all unwanted cats coming into our care, providing veterinary care when needed.

The Pickle Palace's mission is to rescue food and feed people in the North East of EnglandOur vision is to provide long term food support in deprived communities of the North East, helping the most vulnerable as well as those who wish to live a more sustainable and eco-friendly life. We want to teach people to think about and see food differently so as to eat better and waste less.

The Shree Swaminarayan Charitable Trust Vadtal Dham (UK) is dedicated to establishing a Hindu Temple that serves as a spiritual sanctuary for both the Hindu community and the wider local population. Through a diverse range of religious, cultural, and educational programmes, we aim to foster an inclusive environment where individuals from all backgrounds can engage, learn, and grow.

Feed the Birds is a nature-focused befriending programme aimed at people over 18 experiencing loneliness or social isolation. Trained volunteers visit once a week to provide and maintain a bird feeding station and to chat with their client. Founded in 2016 by Shropshire Wildlife Trust, Feed the Birds became a stand alone charity in May 2024.

Raptor Rescue is dedicated to ensuring that all sick or injured birds of prey and owls are cared for by qualified persons and wherever possible, successfully released back into the wild.

Holds regular lectures in natural history subjects; practical conservation work parties; monitors and records local wildlife; monitors potential effect of local planning applications on wildlife; supports the work of Essex Wildlife Trust.

rescue and re-homing of german shepherd dogs and promoting their welfare

Safeguards a small wildlife habitat close to Roebuck Lane playing field.

rescue, rehabilitate and rehome unwanted, abused and needy animals.

Looking after animals

Under a Scheme made by the Charity Commission on 8 March 2006, the charity is treated as forming part of The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (1112023) for the purposes of registration and accounting

The Island is managed for people to enjoy and for the protection of wildlife. When these aims conflict, the protection of wildlife will normally take precedence.

EDUCATION,WELFARE,RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND PROVIDE SHELTER FOR UNWANTED AND NEGLECTED PSITTICINES. EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN AVIAN ZOONOTIC DECEASES. HELPLINE ADVISORY SERVICE.

Rescue & rehoming of cats & kittens.

Donations were received from parents. Fundraising activities included commission on photography sales, Book Week and Christmas Card/Tea towel designs. The Fund contributed to school trips to Chatham Historic Dockyard, Sevenoaks Wildlife Centre and Drusillas. The Fund also paid for visiting theatre groups, Lego/Architectural workshops, first aid training and other essential learning resources.

Operation of a rescue boat.

To maintain and improve a network of care for sick and injured wildlife, and to care for and rehabilitate back to the wild. To give help and advice to members of the public concerning wildlife, by telephone, email, and post, and to raise awareness of their plight. To provide information to local schools concerning wildlife and hedgehogs.

Rescue/rehabilitate sick and injured wildlife and return them to their home territory. To respond/ take action to ensure the welfare of all animals in need brought to our attention . To accept casualities if member of the public or vet practice is able to bring them to us as we no longer have funds to replace or operate an ambulance.Tell young people & other groups how to protect wildlife.

South Korea: Campaign to end the dog meat industry.Thailand/Vietnam: Asia Canine Protection Alliance (ACPA) member, campaigning to end the trade in dogs for meat.Portugal: Projects to improve the welfare of stray animals. Vietnam: Improving the welfare of wildlife in captivity.Bali, Indonesia: Campaign to end the dog meat trade.Cambodia: Supporting project to improve pony welfare.

Swiftwater and Flood Search and Rescue Capabilities throughout the UK for Domestic Emergency Services.

Rescue Me Animal Sanctuary continues to face increasing workloads due to the cruelty and abandonment of animals within Merseyside and the surrounding areas. The overall vision of RMAS is to grow and develop, to ensure that it is effective and fit for purpose to meet the increasing demand and promote education and animal welfare to the general public.

Cat rescue and rehoming

To build, then maintain a community garden in Rhos, providing individual and communal gardening plots as well as a community are, public space and wildlife area

To rescue, rehabilitate equines in need or to ease the suffering of a person/s who through medical or other circumstances is unable to care for their equines, to ease the suffering of the public. To rehabilitate those equines and where possible rehome into domestic use or to enter conservation grazing herds to assist in preserving the environment for the benefit of the general public.

Farmacy Foundation has a particular interest in the following areas:- education- health or the saving of lives- arts, culture, heritage and science- environmental protection or improvement - animal welfare

We work to protect, improve and conserve Sheffield's environment. We manage and maintain Wood Lane Countryside Centre for practical nature conservation projects, countryside skills training, environmental education and leisure time activities to improve the health and well being of people of all ages in the local community and raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity and wildlife.

WRUK will offer shelter or sanctuary for animals which are in need of medical attention; providing medical treatment for animals; actively seeking new homes for rescued animals.To rescue and to provide sanctuary to Westies, Westie Crossbreeds and other small Terriers in the UK that have been abandoned, lost, neglected, mistreated or are no longer able to remain with their previous owners.

The Elmet Greenway group are volunteers from Cross Gates, Scholes and Thorner who share a vision of creating a Greenway supporting wildlife and leisure. Along sections of the former Leeds to Wetherby this will become an key asset open to all.

The FOWSART Charity exists to raise funds to help the Water Search and Rescue Team which help to provide response and operational support to the Emergency Services in a range of situations varying from providing operational & tactical support during times of flooding or civil emergency

Pan Animalia focuses on driving, coordinating and supporting of international veterinary and animal welfare projects. They are driving forward the Galapagos Animal Doctors project

Our mission is to advance the research and applications of cultural evolutionary studies. We support all evolutionary approaches to the study of human and nonhuman animal culture.

A local Community animal charity that provides sanctuary for distressed animals in the Furness and South Lakes area. We help families struggling financially hardship with cost of living crisis. Founded in 1987. Then transitioned to a CIO status on 1 Jan 2023.AWF supports people getting back into work and education for our young people in primary schools.

Sanctuary delivers training online and in person, and offers free downloadable resources for leaders and members. All material is developed with mental health professionals, church leaders, and people with lived experience. Resources and training help grow wellbeing awareness and build communities where individuals with mental health challenges feel safe, supported and a sense of belonging.

We offer sanctuary spaces and opportunities for individuals and groups who seek silence and stillness by: - creating space away from our everyday lives for refreshing in peace and quiet;- places where we can dream dreams and receive from God in stillness and calm; - encouraging and valuing creativity as a way of responding to God

The charity is based in London and operates both locally and nationally while assisting the police and other search and rescue teams in the search for vulnerable missing people.

Greyhounds, Golden Oldies & Friends Animal Sanctuary is based in England. Our aim is to give sanctuary to mainly elderly animals, namely dogs, goats, sheep & ponies. Our aim is to give the animals that come our way the care, comfort, time & patience they need to enable them to live out their remaining days in peace & tranquility, free from fear and with the best care possible.

Based in Staplehurst in Kent we are a non-profit animal shelter sanctuary

For the benefit of the community to assist people in South West England whose animals are missing by searching and coordinating people and resources.To catch stray animals, scan for a microchip and reunite with owner where possible, To assist other organisations if help is requested.

City Farm Stoke Community Trust is a newly formed group and our main purpose is to provide a fun, free and educational facility for the people of Staffordshire, South Cheshire and surrounding counties by having access to an outdoor space and help people connect with animals, nature and the environment. The City Farm closed in March 2011 as part of the local Government budget cuts.

This is a family trust established to make grants to other charities especially those that focus on the relief of poverty, advancement of education, advancement of health or the saving of lives, advancement of the arts and culture and animal welfare

Working with young students, who are struggling to engage with mainstream education, on alternative learning experiences including outdoor activities, small animal care, horticultural and workshop projects, to gain life skills, practical learning and support for them to return to full time education.

Nomad Conservation Fund is a UK based charity founded to raise funds to help conserve wildlife, habitat and wilderness in Tanzania. The charity aims to achieve this through conducting health, education and local community programmes designed to drive conservation objectives into and across some of the most remote and under serviced parts of Tanzania.

To rescue and rehabilitate wild animals. Also to provide the public with information on the care of the environment and wild animals

Provision of grants and other support to UK Christadelphian churches so that they may relieve the financial hardship of refugees, asylum seekers and those granted Leave to Remain, and their families, in their locality in particular through the provision of services, and education and support to churches in how best to support those seeking sanctuary