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FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOCAL WILDLIFE

The Charity is very small and can only support selected worthy causes targeted and holding prior approval by the Trustees in the areas of medical research, health and well-being, education, historical buildings and to animal, wildlife and environmental concerns and those who find themselves in particular hardship. The Trust regrets it cannot make other arbitrary donations however deserving.

Providing Community resources for surrounding villages.General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingSport/recreationAnimals

Provide football pitch, training pitch and changing rooms/showers, multi-use skate park (bikes, skates and boards), play area for 8-15 year olds, rugby training goal and MUGA for 5-a-side football, netball, basketball and tennis. Provide an area of wooded copse with bat and bird boxes and wildlife area, wildflower meadow and a general open, grassed amenity area for informal recreation

To provide health, care and welfare for abandoned, rescued and homeless donkeys. To educate children about the heritage and roles of donkeys. To support other charities through association with donkeys. To provide the public with an opportunity to visit, learn and appreciate the animals in a natural, visitor friendly environment.

The Charity was established under a Charity Commission scheme on 4 November 1997 to permit the creation of a new Common Investment Fund, with the RSPCA as Trustee. No steps were taken to establish this fund in the financial year ending 31 December 2013.

Providing rescue, rehabilitation and release for wild birds in South Hampshire. Also educating young and old through talks on wild birds.

To maintain and improve the Millennium Green for the enjoyment of the general public. To improve the wildlife habitat to encourage more species to the area.

To help protect the habitat and wildlife of India's National Parks through providing resources and support to the neighbouring tribal villages. Using sustainable eco-development projects to promote awareness, improve the quality of life and increase the yield from crops and livestock with the co-operation and involvement of the villagers.

Wild About Britain has developed one of the largest online communities for wildlife, the environment and the great outdoors within the UK with over 50,000 members and 3 million visitors a year

Promoting Spiritual Healing for both Humans ans animals, to relieve sickness and illness to all patients.To help patients to contiue with their lives in good health by providing quality of life in a pain free enviroment.Doing this by both personal appointments, and by distant healing where ever the patient may live.Holding surgeries in different parts of the country on tour with our charity.

The charity is continuing to assist category one and two responders at the scene of complex road traffc collisions. The charity is also training in conjunction with the British Red Cross and Staffordshire Fire and Rescue to assist with the Emergency Service's response to natural disasters. The charity continues to actively seek funding and donations from the public and private sectors.

Trust is formed with a main object of treating and taking care of stray animals/ birds in India. A few activities of the Trust are broadly described as (1) To make arrangement for the treatment of sick animals, (2) Construction of animal shelters for care and treatment of animals, (3) To vaccinate animals to prevent infectious disease by vaccination.

Chant will sell music in order to fund pro-social activity such as tree planting, Climate change communication, Sustainable building opportunities, animal welfare, water, and ocean protection.

Animal welfare and conservation of endangered species of wildlife. Donations have been made to charities specialising in animal welfare in Africa, the Far East and the UK and to general charitable causes

Rescuing abandoned, abused or otherwise abandoned and neglected dogs. Meeting clinical, psychological and welfare needs, before rehabilitating and rehoming the animals. Providing term-of-life care where a dog has been deemed past the point of being safely rehomed.

The prevention or relief of poverty; the relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage; the relief of sickness and the preservation of health; the advancement of animal welfare.

Food and shelter to saints and widows. Daily feed and inoculations to street dogs and other animals.

General charitable purposes, including the support of cancer research, hospices and end of life care, search and rescue organisations and the provision and training of assistance dogs.

The Foundation aims to follow Carlina Herselman's vision and continue her work in the rescue, rehabilitation, care and placement of neglected, abandoned or abused domestic animals especially in Madagascar and in support of the aims and work of Association Animal SOS Madagascar (a Madagascar Charity: NIF 200005525; STAT 91032112006009648) and other charities and projects that follow her vision.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention by housing with a foster carer with the view to permanently rehome and providing rehabilitation, care and treatment of such animals.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention.

For the public benefit, to promote the saving of lives and health and safety of the public, in particular by:Acting as a resource and umbrella body for mountain rescue charities and voluntary organisationsPromoting and facilitating effective links with other rescue servicesPromoting high standards of training Providing support with trainingCo-ordinating the work of its member teams

Winchester City of Sanctuary works with local groups, organisations and individuals with the collective aim of fostering greater social inclusion and equality for people seeking sanctuary. We place emphasis on raising greaterpublic awareness of the importance of sanctuary, the rights of refugees and asylum seekers and buildingsolidarity and support for people seeking sanctuary in Winchester.

We rescue and rehome unwanted cats and kittens and maintain contacts with other local charities having facilities for dogs and other pet animals. We also work through local vets to offer support for people in financial hardship who cannot afford treatment for their pets.

Hugos Small Animal Rescue and Sanctuary is here to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome any abandoned, surrendered or suffering animals, by providing a safe haven, veterinary care, and educating the public on animal welfare where possible. We not only take in pets but wildlife as well

Provide shelter and medical treatment to sick, mistreated or abandoned cats and kittens, re-homing to suitable homes after vetting prospective owners. We are made aware of these animals by contact from members of the public, or other bodies such as vets and the local council. We also provide help and advice to members of the public or give details of someone who can help.

Provide a service to the Inspectors and community to rehabilitate and rehome animals in distress. To provide information and welfare advice. Provide welfare assistance to those on benefits for emergency situations. To offer a cat neutering scheme to those on benefits. To provide assistance to wild animals and neuter feral cats where possible.

Promote anti-cruelty and animal welfare matters. Receive animals from Oxfordshire and Reading that have been signed over to the Inspectorate. Ensure that the animals in our care are restored to full health and made ready for re-homing with suitable adopters. Offer subsidised Pet Microchipping. Campaign on local and National RSPCA issues.

To relieve the suffering of abandoned or sick cats in the Worthing, West Sussex, area by establishing a sanctuary for temporary shelter prior to re-homing or a permanent home if in the animal's best interest; providing veterinary treatment and establishing a network of foster homes.

Meows Kitten and Cat Rescue (Meows), rescues stray and abandoned cats within East London and Essex. The Rescue will also try to assist those who can no longer care for their cats.

We are a locally funded Charity. We rehabilitate and rehome animals that have suffered cruelty, neglect, or abandonment. Our purpose is clear: to be the voice of animals for as long as they need us. We will continue to change the lives of animals in need, to work with the community, to educate and advise, improving the quality of life for animals in partnership with the National RSPCA

We accept into our care abandoned, unwanted, sick and injured animals, find loving new homes for animals in our care, offer welfare assistance for animals and owners unable to afford veterinary care, provide education services to the public on the benefits of positive animal welfare, offer subsidised neutering of animals to owners and run pet food banks for pet owners to access.

The objects of the branch are to promote the work and objects of the National Society of the RSPCA - The key aim is to provide veterinary, or other, care for domestic animals and wildlife to support the Inspectorate and members of the public through assistance via other designated animal charities.

Running a subsidised veterinary clinic offering affordable basic treatments to cats and dogs in the Bolton area whose owners are in receipt of means tested benefits and who would otherwise struggle to afford private veterinary treatments. Treatments include advice, vaccinations, flea and worming treatments, microchipping, neutering where appropriate and minor operations.

Animal Welfare. Rehabilitation and rehoming of sick, injured, abandoned or abused animals. Provision of welfare assistance, welfare neutering and welfare microchipping for companion animals whose owners are in receipt of qualifying benefits (as defined by the charity).

Sustainable Amersham promotes sustainable living through projects such as its Repair Cafe, the Waste Matters project, toy swaps, and Green Energy activities. Its Wild Amersham team encourages people to explore local nature through walks, talks and workshops, and to protect and restore biodiversity through monitoring wildlife and helping local partner organisations manage their land for nature.

Samstail mission is to unite and empower dog rescues across the England and Wales by creating a centralized hub that enhances visibility, facilitates resource sharing, and promotes collaborative efforts. We strive to ensure every rescue dog finds a loving home by supporting rescue shelters that are undermanned and lacking funds to enhance visibility and provide funding quarterly.

The Charity is based in Gateshead, Northumberland, Newcastle, North Tyneside and rescues stray and unwanted cats. These cats are neutered, vaccinated and chipped unless already done and fostered until a suitable new home can be found. Ferals are also trapped, neutered and returned unless suitable for rehoming in a domestic enviroment.

The Animal Charity Platform provides affordable veterinary medication to: animals being cared for, or that previously have been cared for, by animal welfare charities and/or charitable animal rescue and rehoming centres; assistance animals owned, provided or supported by charities which provide assistance animals to people in need because of ill health or disability.

Thermal Drone Support Bedfordshire is a registered charity dedicated to supporting families of missing animals. Our compassionate team of volunteers and drone pilots are committed to reuniting owners with their beloved pets through the use of innovative thermal technology. We provide essential advice, guidance and support behind the scenes.

For the public benefit to advance the study and science of veterinary dental medicine in Europe through promoting the education and training of veterinarians and dentists in the field of oro-dental care for animals; and The advancement of education for the public benefit by the promotion of research into animal dental welfare in Europe and the dissemination of the useful results of such rese

The Branches principal activity is the care and protection of all animals who have been sick, maltreated or neglected predominately within the East Norfolk branch area. The Branch operates an animal welfare clinic as part of its. We also operate a voucher system for helping towards neutering costs or veterinary expenses for people who are in receipt of means tested benefits.

Promotion of kindness and prevention of cruelty to animals. To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats and dogs in need of care. Animal in our care at Mount Noddy Animal Centre receive veterinary treatment, vaccinations, neutering, micro-chipping and are fully assessed prior to finding them the perfect match for their forever homes.

Animal support for the promotion of humane behaviour for the benefit of animals, with particular focus on those that cannot be accommodated by other organisations by reason of age, long-term illness, behavioural difficulties or otherwise, by providing appropriate care, accommodation, protection, treatment and security of animals which are in need of care and attention.

We advocate for kindness towards animals and urge people to make compassionate choices by leaving animals off their plates. We use funds raised to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome farm animals.

Volunteers look after the Meadow & Orchard gifted to the residents of the Deanesmead Est. Volunteers fundraise to cover the costs of maintenance and development of the space to create a haven for wildlife and residents.Additionally, volunteers fundraise for the Salvation Army

To provide a search and rescue service for people in difficulties in any location at the request of the police force with particular emphasis on mountainous and remote rural terrain.

Volunteer search and rescue service to preserve life and relieve suffering and distress to persons or animals in caves, other underground locations or sites of speleological interest, and within the expertise and scope of the charity, assist with surface search and other related activities, and to assist other emergency services, and other search and rescue organisations as requested.

Using volunteers, we provide 24 hour rescue services for wildlife . This includes all wildlife that are trapped , sick or injured, and includes juvenile wild animals that are abandoned. Working in conjunctions with veterinary care, we provide some rehabilitation where resources allow. We follow up all instances of wildlife crime, and lobby property owners to prevent unnecessary suffering.