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A lost and found site for stray dogs and stray cats and some small animals aswell as a cat rescue for Havering and ThurrockOur passion is stray cats and dogs and have an experienced volunteer team that helps reunite or trap cats and dogs in the area. We are also a rescue where we rehome the stray cats once ready to be rehomed

The objectives for which the CIO is established is to save lives on Britain's beaches and to engage in search and rescue activities and to provide and promote education in all areas relating to lifesaving, search and rescue and resuscitation for the benefit of the public including but without limitation by providing coaching and competitive opportunities.

Services provided by AnimalRescue Volunteers include transport of animals, neutering , microchipping,education about animal welfare, home visits, direct rehoming, scanning of stray animals and collectionand distribution of donations.

To provide a volunteer search and rescue team to the relevant agencies to assist in the protection and preservation of life and property, locating and bringing missing persons to safety, and to provide training and education to further these aims.

Devon Cave Rescue Organisation (DevCRO) is a volunteer run search and rescue charity, comprised of local cavers who assist others who may be lost or injured in the caves or mines of Devon. The rescue team has approximately 40 members, based throughout Devon, Somerset and Cornwall. We spend donated money on supporting this cause, for example on rescue equipment and rescuer training.

RMRW works to improve the condition of the river for wildlife and people. Volunteers carry out monthly water quality testing and work with partners to reduce flooding and enhance habitat. We also engage with a variety of people to raise awareness and challenge poor practice. This includes landowners, service providers, regulators, MPs and councillors, academics, professionals and the public .

We promote the conservation of badgers, their setts and habitats in West Kent and neighbouring areas. Activities include recording badger setts, sightings and reporting wildlife crime. We provide a badger rescue service. We liaise with professionals and the public to resolve badger issues.

To ensure the public receive the assistance they need when finding sick, injured or orphanedhedgehogs. To provide and maintain rescue facilities for the reception, care and treatment of suchanimals prior to their release to the wild; and to educate the public in matters pertaining to hedgehogwelfare in general as well as the prevention of cruelty/suffering among hedgehogs.

PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ANIMALS AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY AND SUFFERING AMONG ANIMALS BY RAISING AWARENESS OF ETHICAL PRACTICE AND HUMANE WELFARE FOR DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS.

Namely to use all lawful means to prevent cruelty, promote kindness and alleviate suffering of animals. To carry out other practical animal welfare services such as rehoming animals and providing veterinary treatment in the Wigan, Leigh and District area. To conduct humane education. To operate a charity shop, the profits from which fund the above services.

Penrith MRT provides a search and rescue service for climbers and fellwalkers in the NE corner of the Lake District and Cumbria. In addition, the team is available to assist the statutory emergency services in any way they can. This service is offered free, 24 hours a day and 365 days of the year.

Guardians UK is dedicated to health and wellbeing, outdoor education and environmental regeneration, We are stewards of three key sites: Tree Rescue Hub in Southwark (London), Old Beard's Wood in West Sussex, and we partner with stewards of Pencoedtop in Ceredigion, Wales.

Vervet Monkey Foundation UK supports the work of the Vervet Monkey Foundation in South Africa by raising awareness in the UK about the challenges faced by primates and how they can be supported and protected. The charity grants donations to fund animal food, medicines, veterinary treatment, and other items related to caring for injured and rescued primates.

Friends of Goit Stock Wood conserves and improves Goit Stock Wood through volunteer-led environmental work and community engagement. We promote wellbeing and education about wildlife and conservation, encourage the public to visit and enjoy the wood responsibly, and support the woodland's long-term protection for community benefit.

To relieve suffering by providing volunteers trained to search and recover missing vulnerable people, working at the request of Thames Valley Police and assisting other Rescue organisations. Providing First Aid and Search and Rescue volunteers to the County Emergency Resilience department during times of flood or other disasters.

a) Researching effective charities improving farmed animal welfare globally and granting them funds raised from the public and/or connecting them with willing donors;b) Connecting donors with well-researched options so their contributions have practical, high-impact use without needing personal research;c) Raising public awareness of the harms of factory farming.

Prevention of cruelty to animals and the promotion of kindness through rehoming unwanted and abused animals.

We rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome neglected hamsters across England and Wales. Operating via a network of foster homes, we provide veterinary treatment and sanctuary for animals with complex needs. We advance animal welfare by educating the public on proper husbandry and strictly vetting adopters to ensure high standards of care for every rescue.

We're an independent rescue specialising in disabled, difficult and different cats that other shelters might not consider. We are particularly experienced with cats with cerebellar hypoplasia ("wobbly cat syndrome") and have rehabilitated and found homes for a considerable number of these special kitties. We also offer a residential service whereby cats needing ongoing care can stay long term.

Protects the welfare of animals

To promote kindness and to prevent or suppress cruelty to animals

Our charity works to promote animal welfare and prevent cruelty to animals in NepalWe provide care, treatment, and protection for animals that are sick, injured, or neglected.We also run education and awareness programmes to help communities understand humane treatment of animals and encourage kindness, compassion, and responsible ownership.

Break the Chains for Dogs - BG/UK rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes dogs in Bulgaria that are suffering through abandonment, neglect, illness or maltreatment. The charity provides veterinary care, behavioural assessment and temporary shelter before rehoming dogs to suitable homes in England. It also promotes responsible dog ownership and dog welfare through education and awareness activities.

The Acrewood Project is an inclusive outdoor learning and wellbeing initiative in North Cornwall. We provide nature-based, animal-assisted activities for children and young people, particularly those with SEND or who need alternative provision. Through homesteading, animal care, gardening and bushcraft, Acrewood builds confidence, emotional regulation, life skills and connection to nature.

To promote & support conservation and research to prevent species decline, maintain high standards in zoological collections, & represent diverse species and habitats, while advancing public understanding & education on biodiversity & the protection of wildlife and natural environments through education, scientific study, & the care of threatened species in both captive & natural settings.

The objects of the Charity are for the benefit of the public to relieve suffering of dogs and in particular whippets, who are in need of care and attention and to provide rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

Relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide rescue or foster homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment, whilst promoting and educating in the responsibilities of cat ownership in Byfleet, Surrey and the surrounding areas.

The protection of life by the provision and maintenance of a search and rescue service for persons or animals in need of help, primarily in mine and quarry workings, particularly (but not exclusively), in Cumbria, and by the assistance of other agencies in their provision of emergency services.

Rescue and rehome, injured, stray and unwanted animals. Assist with neutering & microchip schemes. Help and give advice to the public, via telephone, email and social media.

We are committed to preventing cruelty and promoting kindness to animals. We aim to reduce animal suffering and increase animal well-being through our activities. We do this through our veterinary services at a dedicated veterinary clinic, through re-homing and re-uniting owners of lost animals at our animal home (Bristol Animal Rescue Centre), and through Branch awareness activities.

Animal Wellness Trust UK delivers structured animal welfare programmes in Sri Lanka, including rescue and rehabilitation, veterinary care, sterilisation initiatives, education on responsible pet ownership, and capacity-building for local professionals. The charity also supports rehoming and works collaboratively to improve long-term animal welfare standards.

To promote kindness and to prevent or supress cruelty to animals and to do all such lawfull acts as the charity may consider to be conducive or incidental to the attainment of its objectives

We provide financial help with neutering and veterinary bills for people on low income/benefits and provide animal advice. We support the main RSPCA and local Inspectorate.The branch is run by volunteers in their spare time. We have no office, shop or animal facilities.We receive no government funding and are totally dependent on donations.

TWSMRT operates 24 hours per day, 365 days a year. We provide a mountain, search and rescue service for the whole of County Durham, from the high fells in the west to the coastal communities of the North Sea. The Team responds to requests by the Police to a range of incident types, from injured or lost people in the hills to vulnerable missing people in urban settings.

We cover the whole of the unitary authority area of Gwynedd, helping animals owned by people on means-tested benefits care for their pets with veterinary costs, running subsidised neutering schemes, providing foodbanks with cat and dog food, and running TNR schemes to reduce the size of feral cat colonies.We run a charity shop in Pwllheli selling donated goods to raise funds for these services.

We improve animal welfare across Sunderland, Hartlepool, South Tyneside and neighbouring areas through education, community support and welfare services. We help prevent cruelty and pet relinquishment by providing advice, financial assistance and access to veterinary care, enabling pets to remain safely with their families

The Charity makes donations/grants to Animal Charities based in South Devon.

Animal welfare, animal medical care, re-housing the unwanted for guinea pigs and rodents.

As a small charity we see a need not covered by the larger charities ,of the control and day to day monitoring of large feral colonies .The colonies are neutered and monitored for diseaseinjury ,food supply ,territory range, involving 365 days of the year cover. The work is intensive and protracted, and 100% of all funds received goes directly to the care of the animals.

The objects of the Trust are to help promote, for the public benefit, the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment in East Africa on a sustainable basis.

Cat rescue based in London

PROVISION OF RESCUE DOGS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

rescue and care of injured swans, vetenary care , plus release back to the wild

Helping the preservation and conservation of wildlife and humans

The BEVA Trust was established in 1966 to provide a mechanism for giving strategic support towards the primary mission of the BEVA which is "To promote the veterinary and allied sciences in relation to the welfare of the horse".

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

Land with pond and wildlife for the benefit of the public

Our aim is the rescue of cats and kittens abandoned, stray or feral. We work to rehabilitate and rehome cats who come into care and find suitable sites to relocate feral cats when not welcome and undertake neutering programmes to control populations. Wherever possible we also help to rehome pet cats who for whatever reason can no longer be kept by their owners.

Wildlifeline is a charity dedicated to the conservation of endangered species and habitats

Holds the lease frrom Ampleforth Abbey on the land.Hay meadow. Open space. Path around green and link with neighbouring track. Pond. Overgrown areas for wildlife. Bat and bird boxes. Barn owl box. Wildflowers and hedgerow trees planted 2011.