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The Charity's activities are channelled through Redwings Horse Sanctuary, registered charity 1068911, as is all income and expenditure

FRAME researches, develops and promotes practical alternative techniques that can be used to replace live animals in biomedical research. FRAME advocates the Three Rs approach: REDUCE the number of animals used, REFINE procedures to minimise animal suffering and REPLACE animals by eliminating the need to use them through the validation of alternative techniques.

Support of Medical Charities & Organisations that Fund Research and provide Community Day Care and Home Care Facilities. Educational Support, Animal Charity Support

Rescue care & rehabilitation of seals & other local wildlife. Providing information about the hazards they face & the relevance of mankind. Giving inspiration to visitors to encourage action to tackle the problems that face people & wildlife.

Wildlife conservation & the burial of humans in nature reserves.

Provides an open space facility to the general public for: sport and recreation; an open air classroom for study of wildlife and nature; a "breathing space" for quiet leisurely activities for elderly with access to the disabled; a safe environment for young children; opportunity for young people on training environmental schemes; a community events area for village activities.

Maintenance and management of the Millennium Green for the benefit of the whole community of the Sandford area in order that it remains an attractive place to take exercise, meet others, pursue leisure activities and enjoy nature and wildlife; and to hold community events.

THE FACILITATION AND DISSEMINATION OF INDEPENDENT AND NON-COMMERCIAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INTO THE CAUSES OF SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS, WITH THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF SEEKING AND ADVANCING POLICY AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS THERETO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANKIND, WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

(a)To advance the education, enjoyment and well-being of the pupils at Bonsall Primary School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities at the school. (b)To provide financial assistance to the Torridon Mountain Rescue Team in Scotland.

Rescue of domestic animals, that have been neglected or physically abused by their owners. After medical treatment should this be required, they remain with us and are cared for within the Sanctuary. Injured wildlife rescued, are brought in to our Sanctuary for medical care and rehabilitation, then released back into the wild. All animals are seen by a Vet and given treatment accordingly.

THE CHARITY RECEIVES NUMEROUS APPEALS FROM A WIDE RANGE OF MAINLY OTHER CHARITIES SEEKING FUNDS. THE TRUSTEES MEET REGULARLY TO CONSIDER THE APPEALS. THE CHARITY DISTRIBUTES SMALL GRANTS TO A WIDE RANGE OF OTHER CHARITABLE BODIES WITH A PARTICULAR SUPPORT TO CHARITIES WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN THROUGH EDUCATION AND THOSE UNDERTAKING OR SUPPORTING ANIMAL WELFARE.

CONNECTING PEOPLE TO ENDANGERED ANIMAL PROJECTS ACROSS THE WORLD. REACT DEVELOPS AND ADVISES CONSERVATION PROJECTS FOR ANIMALS CLASSIFIED AS THREATENED UNDER THE IUCN'S RED DATA LIST AND HELPS PEOPLE; VOLUNTEERS, STUDENTS AND CORPORATES; TO PARTICIPATE IN SOLUTIONS.

We aim to make donations to other fairly small charities. There will be four specific areas: (1) conservation and restoration of the natural environment, its animal and plant life, (2) overseas aid for victims of war, catastrophe, famine, and for people in deep poverty, (3) treatment and care for sufferers of any form of cancer or for cancer research, (4) cultural initiatives in the UK.

To relieve the suffering of animals 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 these animals.

Animal Protection Services is a registered charity that investigates and prosecutes organised animal cruelty. The Charity undertakes intelligence-driven investigations, with the goal of presenting verifiable and credible first-hand evidence of animal welfare criminality to put before the courts. The Charity identifies high-level suspects through intelligence analysis and by sharing intelligence.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN PAKISTAN BY THE PROVISION OF TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING ON-LINE TRAINING IN THE HEALTH, ANIMAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION SECTORS AND BY PROVISION OF FUNDING AND RESOURCES TO SCHOOLS.

It is a wildlife memorial garden in the village of Escrick, North Yorkshire commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth 11. Residents have been involved in creating, designing, planting and maintaining this garden.

The Charity operates a rescue centre for cats and dogs.

The organisation makes grants to support charities and voluntary organisations (for exclusively charitable purposes) who provide a benefit to children and young people (under the age of 25) who are in need by reason of youth, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other social or economic disadvantage and in the advancement of animal welfare.

Providing Search and Rescue Dogs across the UK.

Donations for medical, children, animal welfare, Jewish and other causes

THE CHARITY GIVES GRANTS TO CHARITIES, WELFARE ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.. GRANTS ARE DIVIDED BETWEEN ANIMALS AND HUMANS.MANY DONEES ARE BASED IN THE UK BUT WITH OPERATIONS IN OTHER COUNTRIES .

WORKING IN THE NORTH OF WILTSHIRE, WITH ANIMAL CHARITIES,

Provides recreation area for residents in local district and surrounding area. Protection of wildlife (both flora and fauna) and maintenance of trees, shrubs and green area. Protected area and safe habitat for wildlife.

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

Rainworks will achieve these purposes through: Provision of sustainable water sources to communities and wildlife, such as rainwater catchment tanksPromotion of sustainable income-generating projects such as crafts Collection and distribution of donated material goods for female-headed and low income households.Promotion of community and park relations through facilitating meetings

Our Objects are to promote biodiversity in the form of trees, plants, habitats and all forms of native wildlife thereby enhancing the natural environment for the benefit of both the public, local interest groups and wider society and for the enjoyment of local communities in the Greater Lincolnshire area.

To provide animal breeding services to farmers and others in the township of Hope in Derbyshire.

Dormant - charity ceased its activities 31 March 2011and the responsibility for the management of Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve was transferred to the parent company, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.

Grants to national & international charities helping animals.

Take in and rehome stray, abandoned and ill treated cats and kittens. Providing care and veterinary treatment where appropriate. We run a no unnecessary destruction policy.

Helping the costs of vet bills and homeless animals

CONVERTED A DERELICT OLD SCHOOL {DEMOLISHED} INTO A GREEN AREA FOR USE OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. LARGE GRASS AREA PLUS PLANTING OF SHRUBS ,BUSHES AND TREES. CONTINUING MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF SITE. CURRENTLY WORKING to improve the bio diversity of the site and establish it as a wildlife garden and important community rescource.

The Relief of Poverty. The Relief of Sickness. The Relief of the charitable needs of the old and / or disabled.The advancement of Education. The promotion of the welfare of animals.

To support the advance of education, art, culture, environmental protection and improvement of animal welfare and the relief of those in need by reason of disability.

Funds raised for welfare and relocation of animals. Including primates, reptiles, birds and other exotic animals.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals in Russia, by providing or assisting in the provision of appropriate care, protection, treatment, neutering and security for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances, overpopulation or ill usage and to educate the public in Russia in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general.

We support the local community in the Hertfordshire area, older people, persons in need of legal advice but otherwise can not afford to use the high street lawyer, human rights, homelessness persons to gain some can of shelter from the district council and other agencies in the housing industry. We also support refugees who are fleeing persecution and in dye need to a safe sanctuary.

The objects of the charity are:Clause 3.1 - to advance such charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales as the Trustees see fit from time to time. And it is hereby declared that, without prejudice to the generality of the objects in clause 3.1, the charity may advance such charitable purposes in the UK or abroad, and in relation to both humans and animals.

WSSR is a breed rescue service which recovers, rehabilitates and rehomes any Welsh Springer spaniel which has been ill-treated, neglected or is unwanted for whatever reason. It aims to ensure the welfare and wellbeing of surrendered dogs, covering costs of veterinary and related care, extending financial assistance to adopting families where veterinary care and medication are ongoing necessities.

To rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, injured and orphaned bats.To educate the public about bats, including science, conservation and rehabilitation, which may include use of the permanent licensed education bats.

WHS OPEN SPACES activities include outdoor pursuit of gardening, horticulture, small animal care and the education of and enrichment of the local residents and families - as they come together to learn about how to grow and live in a more sustainable way. We offer information and practical experience of growing fruit, vegetables, salads in the setting of a large 'kitchen garden' style area.

Our charitable objective is "To advance the education of the public in rural and land-based subjects (including but not limited to, agriculture, countryside management, equine studies, land-based engineering, veterinary nursing, and horticulture) by providing facilities, educational programmes and careers advice and guidance to students of all ages"

Income is divided between RSPCA, Horse World Trust, International League for the Protection of Horses.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals, in particular by providing appropriate care & protection for dogs and cats which are in need due to sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage, re-homing such animals where practical and appropriate and educating the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and responsible pet ownership in Leicestershire.

support for organisations working in the fields of environmental sustainability, climate change mitigation, wildlife and wilderness conservation, organic agriculture, fairtrade, renewable energy, and relief of poverty and disease in developing countries.

To apply funds towards the relief of suffering animals, to provide or maintain sanctuaries for the care of animals and wildlife.

Children, elderly and animals. Only charities with an already established contact with us.

The Trustees have discretion to make donations to various animal charitable institutions.

1.To create safe walking and cycling routes for all the Sandford community.2.To promote cycling and walking to work, school, shopping etc as a safe and healthy activity.3.To conserve and enhance the Sandford countryside and wildlife.