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We are a UK-wide rescue, rehabilitation & rehoming charity for Poodles of any size. We are committed to the welfare of Poodles by offering owners and potential owners advice about the breed and working for the prevention of cruelty and suffering in poodles. We care for abandoned, mistreated and lost Poodles and Poodles in need of a new home, providing veterinary treatment and behavioral training.

To advance animal welfare by relieving the pain and suffering of all animals, particularly in hostile environments and areas of civil conflict. To assist with reuniting animals adopted in hostile environments and areas of civil conflict with their owners. To rescue and rehome animals from areas of civil conflict and hostile environments.

Undertaking the search for and rescue of persons in need as requested by the Police or other search organization.

The rescue and rehabilitation of ill, injured, orphaned, unwanted, or confiscated wild and exotic animals, by providing rescue and treatment facilities. Also, the provision of educational opportunities to the public on the subject of wildlife and the environment.

Working towards - preserving, protecting and improving features of historic and public interest in Wimbledon and local area- protecting the natural beauty of the area - its wildlife, its woods and open spaces - promoting high standards of planning and architecture in the area - promoting and stimulating public interest in the study of local history and architecture.

This charity is dedicated to conservation of birds of prey and reptiles. Demonstration of the importance of conservation by way of displays, talks and lecture both on site and offsite. It offers rehabilitation for injured birds and aims to educate the public about nature and welfare of these animals.

The charity's objectives are the conservation and enhancement of the natural beauty, landscape, wildlife and historic value of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It awards grants to projects carried out by individuals and groups whose activities support these objectives. It is also concerned to advance understanding and awareness of the environmental value of the AONB.

To relieve the suffering of stray animals in Turkey. Our main day to day activities include neutering, veterinary treatment, foster care and permanent rehoming both in Turkey and abroad. To promote humane behaviour towards animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals,

Primarily help find and rescue to a place of safety members of the public that go missing and are considered life in danger. Provide a specialist team for the local community by responding to requests from the Police, the Local Authority and other emergency services; Ensure that all that engage with us, receive courteous, friendly and a high-quality professional service.

Animal Equality works with society, governments and companies to end cruelty to farmed animals. Through investigations, corporate outreach, legal advocacy and education, we aim to spare the most amount of animal suffering. Although we focus on animals raised & killed for food, who suffer the most and die in the largest number, our vision is a world in which all animals are respected and protected.

The Animal Team provide the vital link between rescues, rescue people/pounds and volunteers all over the UK. Our homecheck, transport and assessment groups not only provide rescues with the ability to expand their re-homing areas, our promptness in arranging checks and transport runs also mean a quicker turnover of rescue spaces, this in turn enables more animals to be saved.

Manor Farm Charitable Trust is a newly established charity based in the historic village of Bilsthorpe in north Nottinghamshire.We provide lifelong sanctuary for livestock in need, particularly elderly, disabled farm animals and those with special behavioural needs. We often take difficult to rehome animals from other rescue charities and offer them loving care and rehabilitation.

Provision of search & rescue services to Avon & Somerset Police in Somerset and elsewhere

To relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention in the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. To educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare. To prevent cruelty and suffering to animals. To actively seek homes for rescued animals. To reduce the stray Dog & Cat population by means of neutering and rehoming.

Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming Dobermanns in need. We keep them safe providing warmth, a bed, food, care and veterinary assistance if required. The dogs in our care want for nothing, we go above and beyond to give them the care and socialising they need.

The Objects of the CIO are to preserve and protect health and relieve financial hardship in any part of the world, or for such other charitable purposes (other than charities and charitable purposes for the benefit of animals) and for the benefit of the public, as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit by making grants of money to such charities or charitable purposes.

In Botswana - where 20% of people live below the poverty line - access to affordable veterinary care is limited. MAWS (UK) raises funds to provide free animal welfare services in Maun, where more than 20,000 dogs owned by low income villagers have been sterilised and vaccinated by international veterinary volunteers.

Recruitment and training of volunteers. Wardening grey seal rookery at Horsey and Winterton.Guiding and informing visitors about seals and the local environment. Involvement in rescue of sick and injured seals.

For the benefit of the public, to relieve the suffering of seals and seal pups in need of care and attention. To provide care and treatment to all local wildlife until such time as they can be safely released into the wild. To raise awareness and educate the public as to the seals natural environment and welfare needs. The main sources of income come from the shop in Mablethorpe and donations.

Helping victims of human trafficking by way of rescue , rehabilitation and counselling. Providing awareness training and education in the prevention of human trafficking and modern day slavery. Supporting other organisations, raising funds and encouraging donations

Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team provides a Search & Rescue service on the mountains and off road locations in the Wasdale and Eskdale valleys of West Cumbria and surrounding areas. The team typically handles over 100 calls for assistance a year. Further information can be found at wmrt.org.uk

To support and advise local landowners to legally rescue and re-home abandoned and neglected horses in the Berkshire and Surrey area.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by raising awareness via our website and supporters. To educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general via all media sources possible and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals by making grants to support the charitable work of organisations with similar objects.

The charity supports the maintenance of Warnham Local Nature Reserve in West Sussex for the benefit of both the general public and the wildlife of the reserve. We manage the Visitor Centre (collecting entrance fees and providing a small cafe offering), run events to engage and educate all ages, and have funded additional amenities including bird hides and live web-cams.

To relieve poverty and advance the Christian religion amongst the people of East Africa particularly, though not exclusively, through the provision of churches, child rescue homes, medical centres and schools, and through the translation and distribution of Christian literature.

Promote humane behaviour towards animals, in particular the German Shorthaired Pointer breed, by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and prevention of cruelty and suffering.

Animal Saviours is a U.K. based charity that aims to help protect and preserve endangered wildlife by educating people and providing aid to those who rescue, rehabilitate and release such animals, both in the UK and globally.

We want to see more land managed for wildlife, more rare habitats protected, more local communities thriving and more people able to access and enjoy their National Park. This requires more investment and we want to secure and direct the substantial goodwill that exists for the South Downs to places where it can make a real difference.

We provide intergenerational supported living and day services for people who have experienced trauma or are at risk of isolation. We help to rebuild lives and develop personalised plans to support independent living offering access to therapies, arts & crafts, cooking, horticulture, animal husbandry and micro enterprises to practice life skills and improve wellbeing on a tranquil smallholding.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of stray dogs and cats in need of care and attention in England and Europe in particular by: A) providing homes, care and treatmentB) engaging in spay & neuter campaigns to reduce the stray populationTo promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing care and treatment and to educate the public in matters pertaining to prevent

Geranium Trust offers friendship & support to less fortunate & disadvantaged members of society including the elderly, people with Special Educational Needs & those living with loneliness & feeling issolated. We organise regular tea parties, roast dinners, gardening groups, nature walks and wildlife studies. We also run an LGBT plus support group with monthly coffee mornings & Sunday roast dinners

The key activities are to promote, protect, restore and create natural and constructed blue infrastructure, e.g. ponds, rivers and sustainable drainage features, to provide multiple benefits for the public and wildlife to combat climate change, deliver enhanced and resilient ecosystems and natural capital for amenity, biodiversity, educational, wellbeing, aesthetic and conservation purposes.

Sustainable Sussex supports people who find accessing the workplace difficult through providing real-work experience and education on and around Sompting Estate. Our activities include gardening, building, carpentry, animal care, mindfulness, crafts and making value added products and selling them as part of our social enterprise Sussex Chilli Farm.

Advancement of animal welfare; (2) Specifically, assisting homeless, or abandoned, or otherwise in need dogs in poor health, mistreated or otherwise at risk to: i) Better health ii) Be found safe and appropriate homes throughout the UK and Europe iii) Long term monitoring of their care

To care for unwanted, homeless, neglected, abused and injured cats and kittens.To provide and maintain foster homes for the reception, care and treatment of suchanimals until they find their forever homes.To facilitate the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of cats and kittens and work to keep feral colonies controlled using a trap, neuter, release programme.

Lancaster and Morecambe City of Sanctuary objects are the relief of poverty among Refugees and Asylum Seders living in Lancaster and Morecambe by providing them with grants, items and services.

UBTR rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes Bull Terriers in the UK . To facilitate this, we raise money through grant applications, fundraising activities and any other legal means. We work with other rescues both in the UK and Europe to secure the safety of dogs.

GRMG monitors and records annual breeding activity in a systematic way and we ring, satellite tag and camera trap raptors. We monitor dispersal of Glos. raptors and contribute to the national BTO database. Where local breeding failures are regular we advise local Wildlife Crime Officers (WCO). We run raptor observation days at local viewpoints and also run local talks on raptors.

Operating in the Warwickshire area, we offer a rescue and rehabilitation service for European hedgehogs found in need of help by members of the public. They are cared for by trained team members with links to local veterinary support. On recovery, they are released back into the wild, where possible. We also provide advice and support and give presentations to interested groups.

To relieve suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accidents or natural hazards and to provide adequate arrangements for the secure and efficient search and rescue of any person or persons so endangered in and around Snowdon in particular but not exclusively. To educate the public in all aspects of mountain safety.

We operate Braich Goch; a residential learning centre, sanctuary space, and community hub for individuals & community groups working to combat the sources and effects of inequality, poverty, discrimination and oppression. We are especially committed to working with young adults from refugee and migrant backgrounds, to develop networks, access opportunities, and gain new skills and knowledge.

Providing the following:-Pro bono business and creative support to animal charities and related voluntary sector organisations-Sanctuary care and rehoming support for geriatric animals in Surrey-Rewilding of a 30-acre site in Surrey-Implementing a national pet rehoming and adoption platform, PetRehomer.org

To Rescue and Rehome dogs of the four Setter breeds (Irish, Irish Red & White, Gordon & English) and their hybrids. We offer advice on all aspects of dog ownership, ensure that the individual dog's needs are met and maintain contact throughout the adopted dog's life. No dog is turned away

Undertake legal advocacy to pursue the aim of promoting the humane treatment of animals

Our mission is to champion innovation and act as a catalyst, empowering individuals and local communities to preserve and protect the world's wildlife and wild places. We act as a catalyst to a network of individuals and organisations who are on the front lines of conservation and environmental protection, providing crucial support in their fight to protect and defend species and habitats.

Lion Landscapes is the largest grassroots lion conservation project in the world, operating in Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia. We work in partnership with local stakeholders to develop programmes that support people, lions, their prey and habitat in order to build a better future for people and wildlife, Our aim is to stop the loss, reduce the cost and unlock the value of living with wild carnivores.

Activities include: Land management for nature conservation; Habitat restoration; Species reintroduction and reinforcement; Supporting wildlife education; Wildlife survey, recording and research projects.

Preservation and protection of downland to preserve and protect flora and wildlife and to allow residents of Graffham and others free access on foot to open downland.

To promote the preservation, conservation and protection of East Africa's wildlife and natural heritage, and to advance, for the benefit of the public, education in the principles and practices of conservation.

We promote, co-ordinate and secure adequate search and rescue arrangements, primarily in the mountainous areas of Cumbria. We undertake publicity where necessary in order to inform or educate the public in all aspects of mountain safety. We represent and support all our member rescue teams with help, guidance, training, funding and advice, including fundraising for them.