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UK Pounds have 7 days legally to find the owners of dogs, once that time is up the dogs can be put to sleep. We help find rescue spaces and support the rescues so that homes can be found. We support dogs needing emergency help if owners cannot look after them, short or long term, transport dogs to safety and provide end of life care. We run a neuter campaign reducing the number of unwanted dogs

The objects of the charity continue to be the provision of animal welfare services in the Bournemouth, New Forest and surrounding area. The charity is an independent run branch of the RSPCA, a nationwide charity.

The charity is responsible for the RSPCA Brighton Animal Shelter, which provides care, veterinary treatment and rehoming for unwanted domestic animals, including reptiles. The Shelter has a first aid and holding unit for injured wildlife. Over 3000 animals are cared for at the Shelter each year. The charity provides subsidised neutering for cats, dogs and rabbits, for people on low incomes.

The charity promotes the work and objects of the National RSPCA being to prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of animals, in the West Dorset and Axminster Devon area. It takes into care and rehomes unwanted and stray pets, assists owners with payment for veterinary treatment, and contributes to South West regional RSPCA schemes.

The Branch funds emergency veterinary treatment costs for animals belonging to people receiving income support, along with a neutering and micro-chipping scheme. Also, currently funding private boarding costs incurred by the local Inspectorate and Animal Collection Officers when space is unavailable for unwanted animals in RSPCA run establishments.

To promote a kinder society, without killing animals for food. To make people aware of the benefits of rejecting cruelty to animals and the extension of this to an improved society where mankind is not cruel to fellow beings, both human and animals, as expressed in the Torah, which teaches kindness to all sentient creatures and for the replenishment of the earth and plant and animal species.

providing allotments for members, promote organic gardening, encouraging wildlife to grounds, working with nature.

To provide and maintain an Inshore Lifeboat to enable us to provide search and rescue operations when tasked by M.C.A.

Only applications from and in respect of charities/expenditure in the West Midlands area will be considered. Applications should include recent accounts. The majority of donations made are in respect of animal welfare & conservation, children's welfare, care of the elderly & physically or mentally handicapped and general medical. Applications for donations for other purposes are considered.

Rescue Lifeboats and Lifeboat Charity Shop

Wildlife hospital providing care, treatment and rehabilitation for sick and injured wild birds and mammals.

Rescue abandoned and neglected Rottweilers and help those who are unwanted. To provide all necessary care, treatment and rehabilitation. Asses these dogs for adoptability and find suitable homes for them.

The Green Heart of East London, managing 32 acres of metropolitan green space as a country park; providing environmental education for children and youth especially the disadvantaged; equestrian centre, rare breeds of farm animals and poultry, childrens nursery; cafe and shop; training opportunities for long term unemployed; volunteering opportunities galore.

The rescue and homing of unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens

Manage a city farm on the outskirts of Birkenhead, Wirral for public recreation and education. With a small collection of farm animals, cafe, nature trail, special events and gift shop the farm also provides opportunities for volunteers to be involved from maual tasks to fundraising.

Nottinghamshire Women's Aid was established to support women, children and young people who had experienced domestic abuse be it physical, emotional and/or sexual. This includes emergency refuge accommodation, supported housing, IDVA , floating support and sanctuary schemes. There is a women, children and young people's centre offering information, support, OFSTED creche and social activities.

To provide homes for all unwanted, neglected and abandoned farm animals so they can live out their lives in a peaceful and stress free environment.

The aim of S.B.G. is to prevent badger abuse whether direct, accidental, or coincidental to other legal activities. We assist the Police and RSPCA in any investigations of abuse of badgers or setts and advise or assist individuals or organisations where badgers may present problems. We educate the general public about badger ecology

To undertake search and rescue activity, provide life saving and search and rescue training, promote lifeguard voluntary patrols, education and developing search and rescue skills through lifesaving sport. Raising public awareness to reduce drowning & preventable injuries, represent GB life saving as National Governing Body.

The object of the Team shall be to relieve suffering and distress amongst persons or animals endangered by accident or natural hazards underground by the provision, at the request of the police, of search and rescue for any persons or animals endangered.

To save lives, through the provision of voluntary patrols on Hayle beach. Provide quality education and training for all members in beach safety, rescue, resuscitation and first aid.To participate in local, regional, national and international competitions.

To save life, whether by prevention or rescue, from the beach, surf or aquatic environment.

Run by a small group of unpaid volunteers, Hwange Conservation Society UK raises funds for Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Working in collaboration with similar charities in Zimbabwe, we provide funds and equipment to help protect the Park's wildlife and improve its infrastructure.

To rescue and provide care and shelter for lost, abandoned or ill-treated dogs and to find new homes for such animals wherever possible.To fund research into hereditary conditions or other deseases or conditions in dogs and to disseminate the useful results of such research for the public benefit.

Relief of the suffering of stray and abandoned cats and kittens which are in need of care and attention.Provision and maintenance of rescue homes and other facilities for the reception and care of unwanted cats and kittens.Provision of veterinary treatment including spaying and neutering of all adult cats.Re-homing of cats and kittens where possible.

Replaced 5 old pens with 11 pens and one large cat unit, which comply with new legislation for boarding catteries, keeping in front of any proposed future legislation on animal accommodation for animal rescue groups. Commenced replacements for the remaing facilities. We have continued with our ever important spaying and neutering work and education on animal welfare.

The relief of suffering of animals of any species who are in need of care and attention and in particular to provide or maintain kennels, catteries, refuges, rescue homes, animal hospitals, sanctuaries or such facilities for the reception and care of unwanted animals or animals in distress and the treatment of sick or ill treated animals.

1) The advancement of Christianity throughout the world. 2) The relief of poverty, sickness and distress and the advancement of education, in particular by supporting Christian medical work and relief projects and Christian education throughout the world. 3) The conservation of wildlife and the environment insofar as the same may be charitable.

To relieve the suffering of horses, foals and ponies and in particular to provide and maintain a sanctuary for such unwanted animals and treat the sick or ill. To provide a good quality of life for our charges, and develop a role for them within the community, for the benefit of the wider public. We have a policy, where appropriate, to re-home suitable horses or ponies.

The main activities of the Trust are directed to education concerning wild animals and to the conservation of wildlife, both in Kenya.

The objectives of Animals In Need Northamptonshire is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home both domestic and wild animals in need.

Labrador rescue kent aims to recover, rehabilitate and re-home any Labrador Retriever who has been ill-treated, neglected or whose owners can no longer keep it.

Compassion bases our community outreach.All are most welcome to our Sunday service, our Sunday School (up to age 20) and Testimony Meetings.Our Reading Room is open to anyone wishing to learn more about Christian Science and is known as a place of sanctuary. We sponsor public talks on Christian healing and daily seek to address local, national and global issues through prayer.

To rescue and provide care and shelter for stray, abandoned, neglected and unwanted animals of all kind. To protect animals from ill usage, cruelty and suffering. The relief of persons unable to afford veterinary fees for spaying cats and dogs by assisting with the charges. The relief of the elderly who are unable to afford kennel costs or veterinary bills for their pets.

The Charity's main activities is to assist other charitable organisations involved in the welfare of animals.

education, providing advice, practical conservation, and protecting wildlife in and around Ipswich

Rotherham Dog Rescue rescues and re-homes abandoned, neglected and unwanted dogs. The charity specializes in the rehabilitation of dogs that have behavioral issues and have an on board dog psychologist who works with these dogs until they are ready to find a new home. Full support and advice is available for any dog that is adopted from the rescue.

Nature ConservationHabitat RestorationRare Species ReintroductionWildlife Education and research

To provide veterinary care, treatment and shelter for abandoned animals and to educate the public in matters concerning animal welfare.

The education and training of persons with disabilities in the skills of underwater diving using (scuba) underwater breathing apparatus (II) the training of others in the skills rqd to teach persons with disabilities. In addition to use charity equipment to assist in underwater rescue and victim recovery.

TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND DISTRESS OF ANIMALS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD - THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AND FINANCIAL AID TO ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS AND CHARITIES - THE PROVISION AND CO-ORDINATION OF VOLUNTEERS TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS OVERSEAS - THE PROVISION OF VETERINARY ADVICE AND SUPPORT - TO PROMOTE AND CONDUCT RESEARCH IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO ANIMAL WELFARE.

Promotion and furtherance of the art, science and practice of horticulture. Make gardening accessible to people with learning disabilities, reduce economic barriers by selling gardening supplies, provide information on growing food organically, care for wildlife and the environment, organise gardening shows, arrange educational and social fundraising activities, regenerate local allotments

Durham Dogs and Cats Home is an animal welfare-based organization whose primary aim is to create rewarding futures for unwanted dogs and cats. At the heart of our work lies a simple but powerful vision, a future where every dog and cat in the North East has a home where they can live a full and rewarding life.

To relieve the suffering of animals; including companion animals, working equines, stray and abandoned dogs and cats and all other animals in need of care and attention, and to provide and maintain (where possible) rescue, rehabilitation and education facilities for the care and treatment of such animals with no voice but ours.

The Animal Protection Agency Foundation carries out research into the impacts of the wildlife trade on individual animals, biodiversity and the natural environment, as well as the risks of infectious disease transmission between wildlife and people. The Foundation conducts awareness raising programmes on all issues concerning the trade in wild animals as pets.

Provision of a team of trained volunteers qualified in Land and Water Search and Rescue working in partnership with the Emergency Services, Statutory Agencies, and other voluntary organisations.

Provide sailing dinghies, rescue boats and qualified instructors to enable school children in Torbay to have the opportunity to sail. Training facilities and teaching aids are provided and through RYA (Royal Yachting Association) approved courses this enables children to gain sailing qualifications.Through the RYA Onboard Scheme sailing opportunities are available to disadvantaged children.

WOOLTON IN BLOOM CREATES AND MAINTAINS FLORAL PLANTERS AND HANGING BASKETS AND SUSTAINABLE PLANTING, WHICH CONSERVES WATER AND WILDLIFE HABITATS. THIS ENHANCES QUALITY OF LIVE IN WOOLTON, ATTRACTS VISITORS. ASSISTS THE ECONOMY. WOOLTON HAS WONBEST LARGE VILLAGE IN THE NORTH WEST 8 TIMES, A SILVER GILT AND 2 GOLD MEDALS IN THE NATIONAL BRITAIN IN BLOOM COMPETITION.

Free the Bears works to end the exploitation of threatened bear species and supports the protection of bears in the wild. We work with governments and nongovernmental partners to strengthen wildlife law enforcement, improve environmental awareness and promote sustainable livelihoods for communities that previously relied on the exploitation of bears.

The Circuit has been involved in worship, prayer and bible studies, available to all. Churches have been used for funerals, weddings and baptisms. Other activities include: coffee mornings, meals, illustrated talks, concerts and exhibitions. Premises have been used by: Mothers & Toddlers, W.I., Girl Guides, wildlife groups, choirs, dance groups, Powys Carers, Action for Children and others.