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Pear Tree Farm Animal Sanctuary provides sanctuary and refuge for animals in need, and actively seeks new homes for rehabilitated rescued animals. We provide veterinary treatment to those who need it, as well as promoting kindness and compassion, and raising awareness by educating and supporting the public on Animal Welfare issues.

Our charity promotes animal welfare in the Branch area. Our main objective is to find suitable homes for as many animals as possible and to provide proper care for animals who come into the Branch's care.

We work for the benefit of all animals, by trying to prevent cruelty and by providing new homes for the many animals which come into our care. We help all animals-large or small.

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.

For the purpose of advancing the knowledge of marine animals or marine plants or the furtherance of marine biological research by the detection and appointment from time to time of an Investigator to be based at the Plymouth laboratory of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom.

Only UK registered charities supported. Prospective applicants must apply on line, see webpage. Look at lists of grants made before applying. South Wales is the normal area of operation in the UK. Very few new applicants supported. Successful applicants often known to Trustees. No animal charities, individuals, or UK medical. Be brief. Communication normally only with successful applicants.

Rehome unwanted pets, neuter & microchip pets assist with animal welfare problems. Provides help with vet bills for owners on low income/benefits. Supports the RSPCA Inspectorate (& animals signed over to them & the main RSPCA). Covers postcodes BR1, BR2, BR3, BR4, BR5, BR6, BR7 & TN16 (3). Run by volunteers in their available spare time. Receives no funding & strictly dependent upon donations

1. Promotion of the study of all branches of natural history and all matters relating to the conservation of flora, fauna, habitats and geological features in Hertfordshire. In particular to record and monitor the occurrence,distribution and status all forms of wildlife and how this changes over time and to publish the results.2. Encourage participation in these activities

We provide a clinic at 1 Vaughan Street, Rhyl, LL18 1TB for eligible people on low income and/or state benefit. We also rescue, rehabilitate and re-home animals in our branch area and support regional initiatives working in partnership with other RSPCA Branches and the National Society.

Fund raising for animal welfare

Prevent cruelty, promote kindness to and alleviate suffering of all animals by all lawful means within the county of Shropshire

To conduct and promote scientific research on infectious diseases of farm animals, including exotic diseases and to develop appropriate methods for their control; and on matters concerned with animal health and ancillary thereto, and to publish the results of such research.

The ambition of RCVS Knowledge is to become a global intermediary for evidence based veterinary knowledge by providing access to information that is of immediate value to practising veterinary professionals and directly contributes to evidence-based clinical decision-making.

Animal Welfare Activities in West CumbriaCaring for Animals, providing veterinary care, fostering and rehoming services, RSPCA Inspectors bring us animals for care, mainly due to cruelty or abandonment issues, we also provide care and financial support for animals belonging to Cumbrian people who need help to provide routine care and emergency treatment and supply pet food to local Food Banks.

Animal welfare support in Sunderland, Hartlepool and South Tyneside (including some areas in County Durham and Gateshead). We provide welfare assistance (signposting and advice), assisted neutering scheme, pet food bank, education and funded vet clinics (criteria apply to all services). This branch does not currently have animal shelter facilities or accept animals from the public.

To engage and improve in underground, fell & mountain search & rescue and in animal rescue; to support safety procedures in associated activities and to assist police, ambulance and fire authorities in these and similar activities.

Rescue and rehoming of cats and kittens. Providing veterinary treatment prior to rehoming including neutering, vaccinating and microchipping. The cats and kittens are cared for in our volunteer foster homes until new homes are found. We operate a subsidised neutering/spaying scheme for privately owned cats and dogs and where possible will also help with other veterinary treatment for any animal.

The Charity gives residential educational holidays to disadvantaged children from the City of Birmingham and the West Midlands. Children under nine years of age, some with special needs, come in small groups either with their school or parent(s). Founded in 1953, it has nine acres and many animals for the enjoyment and benefit of the children who have the opportunity to participate in their care.

Chilterns Dog Rescue Society rescues and rehomes dogs who no longer have a home in England & Wales.

The Trust is for the benefit of poor people who through ill health, disability or old age are unable to earn their own livelihood; for educational and training purposes; and for the benefit of hospitals, nursing and convalescent homes or similar objects for the advancement of health or saving of lives. Supports wildlife/conservation projects for the benefit of the local community.

To assist financially,or otherwise,in the rescue and restoration of antiquities, ancient buildings, monuments, dwellings,archives and works of art situated in Venice and on the islands of the Venetian lagoon that have been damaged by floods,storms and inundations, rising damp,corrosive smog and other adverse elements; and the research into the environmental threats to the survival of the city.

Maintain and improve the environment of the axe, yarty and lim catchments, specifically the landscape, wildlife and buildings, in a sustainable manner. To provide volunteers to undertake practical tasks. To monitor planning and development proposals in the area and to respond appropriately.

Singing (Disabled group)Karate clubU3A table tennisMens clubChristadelphainesYouth clubParish Council meetingsWednesday ladies clubPhilatesLine dancingKeep fit classIrish dancing(children)Plus other bookings for one off groups. animal behavior group

Rescue and rehome dogs, fund raising event,

The Norman Family Charitable Trust is a grant making charity. Grants are given at the Trustees' discretion to any charitable causes within the South West with preference for Devon, Cornwall and Somerset. No grants are given to charities which involve using live animals for research or experimental purposes, to overseas projects, or for the maintenance of buildings used for religious purposes.

The Courtayrd Farm Trust funds charitable activity in the Parish of Ringstead, nature conservation work in Norfolk, manages Holme Marsh SSSI jointly with the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, and encourages public access to Courtyard Farm. We occasionally fund more general chaitable activity, but only with small, one-off grants. We do not fund individuals. At present our income is fully committed.

The charity continues to take in animals whose owners can no longer look after them. These animals, where possible, are found homes and those with behaviour problems or needing medical care are given sanctuary for the rest of their lives if needed. Two veterinary clinics in fixed premises, and one in a mobile surgery, are being run to enable those people on low income to have their pets treated.

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.

The care and protection of animals. Look after and rehome stray and unwanted animals. Provide veterinary treatment for sick and injured animals.

Scout activities including camping, hiking, swimming and weekly meetings doing art & craft, sport, cooking, knots etc. Badge work includes care for animals, first aid, music, hobbies, collecting, local history and religion. Local and London visits to places of interest and worship.

Following the death of the Benefactor the Charity's objects are to benefit animal welfare charities.

To assist in the Search and Rescue of persons missing or in difficulties in inhospitable terrain and open country particularly in Wales

To prmote and advance for the benefit of the public, agriculture, horticulture and forestry and to promote the improvement of livestock and prevention and eradication of diseases in animals useful to humankind and in particular in the area of Cardigan and District.

To relieve suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accidents or natural hazards normally in South and Mid Wales, but without geographical limitation and to provide adequate arrangements for the secure and efficient search and rescue of any person or persons so endangered

We take in animals which need to be rescued and/or re-homed and, if necessary, ensure they receive veterinary care,neutering and microchipping.

General charitable purposes, Education/Training, Arts/Culture, Sports/Recreation, Animals, Economic/Community development/Employment

The objective of Humber Rescue since 1990 has been to provide a fast response rescue vessel on the upper reaches of The River Humber and its tributaries, and is governed by a Deed of Trust dated 14th November 1989

Rescue, rehabilitation, release of seal seabirds and wildlife along the Norfolk coast line. Education and conservation.

Grants are awarded to veterinary students and veterinary graduates, chiefly from the UK, for projects and courses that will further their education in zoological veterinary medicine.

To preserve, protect and improve for the public benefit the land known as Storeton Woods and to promote the conservation of the natural plant and animal life therein.

We are a voluntary organisation dedicated to the training and use of mountain rescue search dogs to assist in the search for and rescue of missing persons, predominantly in a mountainous environment, but also in other areas where our skills may be of benefit.

To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome, abandoned Greyhounds and Lurchers back into secure loving homes. To raise awareness of sighthound ownership and responsibilities.To raise funds to contuinue the work of the charity.Holding and taking part in events to raise funds and publicity

Surf Life Saving organises training and coaching for the volunteers in of the Surf Life Saving Clubs in Cornwall. Organises competitions and events based on life saving activities.Training and equipping of volunteers for Cornwall Flood Rescue Team.Training and assisting the Clubs in providing a voluntary Beach Lifeguard Patrol.

The teaching of water and beach safety, and training to qualification standards for surf lifeguarding. Search and Rescue activities through lifeguarding of local beaches.

To improve general condition, treatment and management of horses, ponies & donkeys.To encourage persons in charge of animals employed for transport to take humane & intelligent interest in their well-being.

Advancing the conservation of wildlife and wild places.

PROVIDE BURSARIES FOR POULTRY VETERINARY RESEARCH AND TRAVEL TO EDUCATIONAL EVENTS

The rescue of dogs no longer wanted and to alleviate pain and suffering of dogs who have been abused bringing them back to health and to place them with loving and responsible owners.

Rescue & rehome neglected and unwanted animals. Talks re education on animal welfare to schools, clubs etc. Network with other animal charities.

Domestic animal welfare, Rescue and rehoming of stray and abandoned animals.