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The Brigade provides a search and rescue back-up to HM Coastguard on a 24-hour, 365 days call-out system working in conjunction with RNLI Lifeboats and the main emergency services to help people in distress on and around the coast using SAR rescue equipment including special Land Rover fitted with a full range of search and rescue equipment and first aid facilities.

The Trust owns and runs Brook Rural Museum. The Museum is housed in a magnificent 14th century barn and an important early 19th century oast house, and is devoted to an important collection of objects relating to the agriculture of Kent. Most of the collection relates to the period when animals provided the main source of power for farm work.

Promote beach safety and teach basic life support and water rescues to club members. From March to September the club patrols Southerdown beach.

The wildlife area is a designated local nature reserve and makes the most of its natural assets - wetland, meadow and woodland. The association exists to ensure the area continues to be a self-sustaining and varied habitat requiring the minimum of intervention - at the same time as promoting public access, enjoyment and education.

Establishment of local treatment centre for swans and any other wildlife who are in need of care and attention

Conservation and protection of the natural environment and wildlife on sites of special importance in North West Slough on sites which together form the Burnham Grove Nature Reserve.

The Sir Peter O' Sullevan Charitable Trust was established to provide funds for the welfare of animals, particularly horses. These funds are raised principally from The Sir Peter O' Sullevan Annual Award Lunch.

Rescue and re-homming of animals with specialisation in Border Collies.

Public Park Conservation, Preservation & Focus:An area of natural, semi-natural or planted space set aside for human enjoyment and recreation or for the protection of wildlife or natural habitats with rewilding sessions and working with/for Finsbury Park

To advance public education in wildlife, countryside conservation, different farming and forestry methods and the effect of these on the environment and wildlife and to promote research into the same;To promote the sustainable conservation, restoration and protection of the environment, biodiversity and countryside heritage;For such other charitable purpose as the trustees may think fit.

provide a service that is able to respond when requested, to an emergency, through the provision of appropriate fire appliances, equipment and personnel properly qualified in their use.promote fire, personal and airfield safety.encourage knowledge and expertise within the field of airfield safety.provide and maintain an emergency fire and rescue service for the benefit of the public.

Cat Chat is a web-based charity sourcing new, loving homes for rescued cats from shelters and rehoming groups in the UK & Ireland. We are particularly committed to finding homes for long-stay and hard-to-home cats.Our online homing services are free of charge to rescue organisations of all sizes, including branches of the large charities. We also advise the public about cat rehoming & welfare.

To relieve the suffering of unwanted, abandoned, mistreated and injured animals and to promote human behaviour towards animals and education of the public in relation to animal welfare.

The Centre is provided for the benefit of the whole community, with a focus on young people, without distinction of sex, race, political or religious opinions. It offers facilities for recreation, entertainment, education, art, culture, conservation, animal welfare and local information and is self funded through rental and fund raising activities. It complements the other local facilities.

Fund raising events-animal welfare.

To provide grants, donations, funding, material and any other forms of support generated from grants received and trading to relieve the sufferring of animals in need of care and attention.

(1) The support & relief of the elderly. (2) To relieve the suffering of animals in need of care & attention.

Relieving physical and mental abuse of animals and offering a permanent home to those deemed in immediate danger of being discarded, neglected or destroyed. To obtain any veterinary care required and to work with the animal rebuilding their confidence and health in order that they may enjoy a peaceful life with friends of their own kind in a secure, loving and knowledgeable environment.

Little Foxes continues to provide the best care we can for all the sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that comes our way. We have updated and improved our outside runs and hope to be able in due course to purchase a small piece of land for our own use. We are looking at ways to increase our income in these costly times

Society Objectives:-1. To promote animals and plants of the countryside, objects of geological, historical and archaeological interest.2. To promote the formation of Nature Reserves and to assist in their supervision.3. To foster interest in Nature Conservation through public meetings, film shows, exhibitions, publication of books, our Annual Newsletter, leaflets and general communication.

To promote any charitable purpose for the relief, shelter, and care of elderly and infirm horses which can no longer be worked and require long term care, and in particular to provide facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals

The charity exists for the relief of poverty, hardship and distress, the advancement of education, wildlife conservation, and the protection and promotion of good health among the inhabitants of Kenya, in particular among the Samburu community of the Kirimun/ North Laikipia area.

Wildlife Vets International exists to apply specialist veterinary expertise to animal conservation projects, worldwide. This is achieved by training local vets and field biologists, undertaking research, investigating disease, assisting with project planning, and working in conjunction with NGOs and local communities to promote the conservation of rare and endangered species and their habitats.

Zoological Society of Hertfordshire (ZSH) operates at Paradise Wildlife Park.ZSH's mission to for the preservation of endangered wildlife acting through in-situ projects and through fundraising, conservation and education at the site. The admissions and experience paid by visitors go towards supporting our mission.

Rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of Thoroughbred Former Racehorses.

Vincent Wildlife Trust conserves British, Irish and European mammals through conservation research and practical fieldwork. We: 1) develop innovative monitoring solutions, 2) identify actions to generate conservation solutions for effective population restoration 3) develop effective mitigation strategies through conflict management to promote coexistence between mammal populations and humans.

A co-ordinated programme of conservation management of the site by volunteers, contractors and Essex Wildlife Trust staff to meet Natural England requirements for restoration of valuable heathland with SSSI status.Regular Wildlife Discovery educational activities are offered for both children and adults in the local community. Weekly Health Walks are led by trained volunteers.

The rescue and rehabilitation of injured swans, cygnets and other animals, by providing a rescue, hospital and treatment facilities. To also further educate the public on how to reduce suffering to such animals.

Primarily involved in neutering and monitoring the health and welfare of stray animals on Corfu.

International Animal Rescue saves animals from suffering, rehabilitates and releases them back into the wild and protects their precious natural habitats. We rescue captive bears in India and Armenia, rehabilitate orangutans and other primates in Indonesia and rear orphaned howler monkeys in Costa Rica. IAR has been registered since 1989, former reg no 802132.

Fund raising activities for animal welfare and dog rescue. Re-homing dogs .

During the year the company supported the National Literacy Trust, Action Aid, Room to Read and the London Wildlife Trust

To relieve the suffering of elkhounds in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

Relieve the suffering of cats and kittens due to neglect, being abandoned, sickness, stray and maltreated by providing shelter and appropriate care, veterinary treatment, neutering and arranging for their adoption to safe, caring homes. Also to provide education to the public regarding the proper care and welfare of cats and kittens. Area of operation is Keighley and surrounding districts.

Ensuring quality of life for horses ponies & donkeys by providing a healthy & secure future. Operating an effective rescue rehabilitation & rehoming programme actively promoting & encouranging responsible equine ownership. Supporting & working closely with local communities & organisations. Educating children with emotional behavioural & learning difficulties through our Discovery Programme.

WE REHOME GOLDEN RETRIEVERS WHEN THEIR OWNERS CAN NO LONGER COPE AND SUPPORT OLDER GOLDEN RETRIEVERS IN FOSTER HOMES. THE CHARITY HAS A STALL THAT WE TAKE ROUND VARIOUS FETES RAISING MONEY TO HELP WITH MEDICAL COSTS FOR THOSE OWNERS WHO CANNOT AFFORD VETERINARY FEESFOR THE OLDER GOLDENS THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN NEW HOMES TO.

The charity provides an educational programme for schools which is National Curriculum linked with work sheets available for topics at Key Stages 1 to 4. More advanced studies are available for colleges, community groups and the general public. The Centre offeres a unique learning experience which includes looking at areas of former quarrying which have geological or wildlife interest.

We are a small, private cat rescue organisation which offers help to the general public with unwanted cats & kittens. We also take in, wherever possible, stray cats and feral cats. We have a strict neutering policy and no animals in our care remain unneutered.

Rescue and re-home cats incorporating a non destructive policy

The relief of those in need through illness or disability.The advancement of education.The advancement of culture and heritage.The advancement of saving lives via voluntary emergency and rescue services.Promotion of the efficiency of other charitable organisations who share these objects.Promotion of the efficiency of organisations registered as a charity with the Charity Commission

We care and rehabilitate sick and injured wildlife casualties and orphans. We help to preserve wildlife in it's natural environment. Through Talks and media we encourage children and adults to care for their environment and reduce the use of pesticides. We help encourage the next generation to learn and understand that any space can be great environment for both humans and our native wildlife.

Ware U3A, has over 70 groups ranging from Bowls, Outings, Churches, Tai Chi, theatre, tennis, wildlife, to handicrafts, walking, ambling, singing and so many more interest groups.

Rescuing,caring for and rehoming victims of animal abuse,cruelty and abandonment in Croatia, Bosnia and UK. Relieving the suffering of animals in Croatia, Bosnia and UK by providing aid.

We provide shelter to abandoned small animals (predominantly rabbits & rodents). Healthy animals are re-homed into a loving environment after receiving veterinary care and rehabilitation. Animals that cannot be re-homed receive sanctuary at Camp Nibble. We aim to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general, and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

Rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs in Cornwall. Provide dog related help, support and advice. Offer volunteer opportunities to members of the local community, including adults with additional needs and people who need rehabilitation into the community.

The objectives of the charity are:i. The provision of care and shelter for stray, neglected and unwanted German Shepherd Dogs and companion animals of all kinds and the protection of animals from ill-usage, cruelty and suffering.ii. To advance the education of the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general.

Running an animal sanctuary and conservation centre

N/a'an ku se Foundation works towards two aims: 1) To improve the lives of the San Community in Namibia by providing free eduction at our Clever Cubs School and free healthcare at our Lifeline Clinic, and 2) To protect and conserve vulnerable wildlife in Namibia through our Wildlife Sanctuary and Carnivore Conservation Research. Our UK charity raises funds for the people and wildlife of Namibia.

A small independent charity whose focus of activities is to rescue abandoned, stray and unwanted cats within the surrounding area of Kent and East Sussex. We ensure that the cats in our care are kept in comfort and good health until they are suitably rehomed. We neuter all cats and advise and inform the public with regard to the benefits of neutering.

The promotion of humane behaviour towards animal, in particular German Shephers dogs, and providing appropriate care, protection, security and treatment for animals which are in need of such care.