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We are a cat rescue charity based in the heart of Kent. Assisting with the welfare of cats, cats will then go onto new homes once fully ready. We also support the community with education with regards to cats.

SAVE LIVES AND PREVENT DROWNING AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN ALL AREAS RELATING TO LIFESAVING, RESCUE AND RESUSCITATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN POOLE, BOURNEMOUTH & CHRISTCHURCH IN DORSET

A hospital for the care of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife with the view to eventual release back to the wild.

Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release any sick, injured or orphaned British Wildlife

We aim to relieve the suffering and distress amongst person endangered by accidents or natural hazards and the preservation of life in particular, but not exclusively by:1. The provision of trained resources to the Police, other emergency services, Local Authorities and other search and rescue organisations2. Assist statutory authorities for the relief of those in need in emergencies

We promote, provide and organise:Surf Lifesaving training and qualifications in water safety, rescue, lifesaving, resuscitation and first aid;Activities that encourage fitness, teamwork, responsibility and excellence;Voluntary lifesaving, rescue services and water safety cover to the community and public at large;Lifesaving safety awareness and prevention of drowning information.

Toe Beans Cat Rescue rescues, rehabilitates, rehomes and otherwise provides for the welfare andrelief of suffering of unwanted or unowned cats in need of care and attention in and around UttlesfordDistrict Council area, Essex.It promotes humane behaviour towards cats by advising and educating the public on welfare matters.

The conservation and preservation of the Ouessant sheep as a distinctive and viable breed of heritage sheep in the United Kingdom. Providing a registration and breeding programme to encourage and promote the improvement of the breed. Advancing education of the attributes and husbandry of Ouessant sheep, improving awareness of the breed and the welfare of its animals.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention and to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception , care, and treatment of such animals.For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention, through the provision of grants and services for the reception, care and treatment of such

To relieve the suffering of French Bulldogs, with health, behaviour or welfare issues. By providing, fund and maintaining rescue homes and veterinary treatment in the rehabilitation and rehoming of French Bulldogs.To promote humane behaviour towards animals, especially those of the French Bulldog breed by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security which are in need of care

We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home dogs from the UK and abroad. Helping Hounds Hampshire has access to kennels where dogs are housed until they are ready for re-homing or are placed within our network of fosters. Our volunteers work in a variety of roles from working with dogs, to administrative tasks.

Founded in 2021. Pumpkin and Friends Charity set out to raise awareness and money for animals with disabilities. Providing equipment and financial help. Rescue, rebilhation and rehoming of disabled animals.Therapy dogs, training and certification. Educational visits to schools and universities. Our aim is to open Pumpkin and friends animal retreat and respite centre.

The main activities of the trust are the rescue, medical treatment, rehabilitation of wild birds and other animals in need of care and attention, and the education of the public in methods of treatment, nursing and conservation.

We provide a rescue service to people and animals lost or injured in remote moorland areas of Swaledale and Wensleydale, North Yorkshire.

The conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity and wildlife-friendly management of green spaces within the area of benefit; including the provision or assisting with the provision of any facilities that allow the public to better engage with these spaces.

The Charity, based in Wallsend, provides welcome, practical support, social/sporting activities, advocacy and sign posting for refugees and asylum -seekers in North Tyneside, as well as promoting the local Schools of Sanctuary.(The Trustee end-of-year report gives more details.)

The principal objective of the Society is to apply its income for the benefit of the sick poor of Southampton and the immediate neighbourhood. A secondary object is to grant awards to persons living in Southampton who have rescued or attempted to rescue persons from drowning or other dangers.

ADIf works to prevent animal cruelty, our work inc. rescue/care of neglected animals. To advance scientific research into alternative techniques/substitutes to replace use of animals in medical/other research Lord Dowding Fund for Humane Research transferred from founding organisation National Anti-Vivisection Society to ADIf in resolution approved by Society?s directors on/effective 26 June 2016.

Rescue, Rehabilitate and rehome dogs

RSPCA Solent Branch covers 400 square miles of Hampshire and operates The Stubbington Ark Animal Centre in Fareham. We support the inspectorate to rescue, rehabilitate, rehome and release back to the wild injured, abandoned, mistreated and stray animals/wildlife. As a separately registered Branch of the RSPCA, we are responsible for raising our own funds to deliver our vital animal welfare work.

Animal welfare services, including rehoming neglected animals, low-cost animal clinic; assistance with cost of neutering domestic pets to prevent unwanted litters; emergency veterinary care for domestic birds, mammals and other animals found sick or injured; emergency assistance with cost of veterinary treatment for pet owners on low income (defined by eligibility for means-tested state benefits).

ANIMAL WELFARE INCLUDING RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND REHOMING OF COMPANION ANIMALS (DOGS, CATS AND SOME SMALL ANIMALS), ANIMAL WELFARE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES.

To prevent unnecessary suffering to animals and neglect of their bodily needs by all lawful means and, in particular, by:1. Providing treatment in hospitals and otherwise for sick and injured animals2. Encouraging and promoting education in the humane treatment of animals any relevant environmental issues3. Assisting in the enforcement of such laws as may from time to time be applicable

We provide subsidised veterinary treatment for animals owned by local people on low income. We take in and rehome unwanted, abandoned and stray animals.We respond to enquires from the public on a whole range of animal welfare issues. We also provide volunteering opportunities for those who wish to support our work, including trusteeship, fundraising and providing work experience placements.

Protect and enhance wildlife, natural habitats and geology, and encourage greater awareness, appreciation and participation in all aspects of nature conservation and the environment.

To promote the work and objects of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (219099) with particular reference to the area of the branch, in accordance with the policies of the Society.

The three main areas of activity are the management of nature reserves, conservation, and people and wildlife. All these activities aim to promote conservation and encourage sustainability in a wide audience.

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust works for a Yorkshire rich in wildlife, valued and enjoyed by people. Through the support of our members and volunteers we remain a local charity working for local communities and wildlife.

For the public benefit to safeguard and enhance biodiversity and sustainability and in particular1. to undertake and promote the conservation of wildlife species and their habitats including the maintenance, restoration and creation of such habitats;0001

Devon Wildlife Trust works to achieve its charitable purpose of a Devon rich in wildlife by:securing wildlife rich habitat under sound management, challenging thinking and practices which have a negative impact on species and habitats andencouraging people to understand and value wildlife.

Our aim is to improve/disseminate knowledge of insect science. We organise meetings of a general/specialist nature where scientific knowledge is presented. The relationship of insects to ecology, conservation, food, animal or human health being a part of the science. We publish academic journals and identification guides for the general public and scientists. Our membership is international

Conserving and protecting wildlife in North Wales including by owning and/or managing nature reserves, educational activities with children and adults, and generally promoting awareness of wildlife. Publishing magazines and arranging educational meetings for our members. Liaising and co-operating with other wildlife trusts including Wildlife Trusts Wales and the Royal Society of Wildife Trusts.

Our aims are to promote kindness & prevent cruelty to animals & further animal welfare work in our area (much of the DN14 postcode). The Goole and District Branch of the RSPCA is a registered charity in itÔÇÖs own right. Whilst we support & work closely with the national charity, other branches & inspectors, we are responsible for generating our own funds to help and care for local animals.

Provides animal welfare services and advice

Providing advice, animal welfare and rehoming assistance for animals in need in the branch area. Provide kennelling and care for animals which are considered to have a welfare need and which usually come to us via the RSPCA Inspectorate. Provide financial assistance towards neutering and veterinary treatment through a voucher system for members of the public who are on certain specified benefit.

Animal welfare activities & promotions.

Promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals. Branch animal welfare work helping people in need with the care of their animals. Rehabilitation and rehoming of animals.

The branch boards/fosters previously abused, neglected or unwanted animals in need until new homes are found. RSPCA Inspectorate animals are given priority. Operates welfare neutering and treatment schemes for owners in receipt of certain state benefits and Community Animal Action Days to raise awareness responsible animal ownership. Raises funds to support the above activities.

To take animals from the National society Inspectors, to assist the National charity in it's aims of protecting animals and to find homes for those animals which come into our care. To assist with individuals with the care of their animals.

The Farm & Country Centre including the restored mill house provide educational opportunities in farming and the countryside. Access to the let farm will be maintained with opportunities for educational tours and farming information, supplemented by the range of farm animals kept in the paddocks and pens of the centre. The provision of farm trails and walks and their interpretation will continue.

Provide basic veterinary treatment for State Pensioners and People on Universal Credit at a clinic run by part time staff and volunteers plus vets who are paid. Assist with costs towards neutering outside of the scope of the clinic. Provide advice and guidance on animals welfare.Work with national RSPCA in rehoming of unwanted petsRun a charity shop with part time employees plus volunteer

Managing nature reserves, protecting rare and threatened species, monitoring plans and developments, standing up for wildlife conservation, working with landowners, local business and government for the benefit of wildlife and promoting sustainable living.

The Vegetarian Society exists to educate the public about vegetarianism, to promote the vegetarian diet because of the benefits it brings to people, animals and the environment. We provide services to support and represent vegetarians. Our mission is to inspire, educate and enable people to be vegetarian.

Publication of Peer review journal and granting of bursaries for animal welfare

The Trust supports smaller charities in the UK and overseas, particularly those working with the young, disabled and underprivileged,though most areas of charitable work are considered. Grants are not normally made to large national charities. The trustees would not normally support animal charities nor the maintenance of the fabric of churches,schools and village halls.

Subsidised veterinary treatment at our Hillingdon Clinic.Rehoming of unwanted and abandoned animals.Promotion of kindness and prevention of cruelty to animals.Promotion of responsible pet ownership.Fundraising to achieve the above activities.

The Roughley Trust gives Grants in the Range -+¦500 - -+¦3000 to Charities engaging with disadvantage in all its different aspects in Bham. The Trust also gives Grants to Bham Charities who work in the arts, heritage, and the environment.We do not give grants to individuals, or support animal or medical charities. We do not support national charities even if they have a branch in Birmingham.

Provide welfare assistance and neutering facilities for animals and emergency accommodation.

To conserve and protect for the benefit of the public, the environment as a whole with its animal and plant life. In particular to conserve, protect and maintain Rowhill Copse in association with Rushmoor Borough Council. To maintain a nature area and a Field Centre building. To organise walks and conduct talks with a view to advancing the education of the public (including school pupils).

People's Trust for Endangered Species is a conservation charity working to ensure a future for endangered species worldwide. We offer conservation research grants and internships, protect nature reserves, carry out monitoring and surveying and engage in educational activity including wildlife watching events.