CharityScore UK

Make donations to the RNLIMake donations to any other charity working for the welfare of all seafarers around the coastline of Great Britain and Ireland Make donations to the National Trust and the National Trust (Scotland) for the furtherance of their workMake donations to any charity concerned with animal husbandry and welfareMake donations to smaller one off national or local projects

Our cattery in south Essex provides care for abandoned, lost and injured cats until suitably rehomed. Our core ethics are a non-destruction policy. We are supported by volunteers and donors. We provide life care for ferals and cats that are unsuitable for rehoming. We provide veterinary treatment for cats in need and to ensure that each cat is neutered on arrival.

Animal Welfare

Cat Rescue Shelter, we take in stray & unwanted Cats, neuter, vaccinate and vet treat where applicable and re-home to suitable and responsible people.

Working with local organisations we help the poor to obtain plant foods for direct consumption, water supplies, and other basic essentials. We try to foster self-sufficiency. We support orphanages. We never supply animal foods or live animals and work at home and abroad to create awareness of the benefits of using plant foods direct instead of processing them inefficiently through farm animals.

The Trust promotes animal welfare and the prevention of unnecessary suffering arising from animal experiments. It strives to educate the public in the moral and scientific arguments, for and against animal experiments; undertakes research into new techniques and alternatives to the use of animals in medical and other research; and regulatory compliance with the law in this field.

The Charity makes monetary grants to individuals and organisations fulfilling the criteria set out in the Trust Deed establishing it which fall into three main areas,namely Welfare of Children,Animal Welfare and Safety at Sea, as well as seven specific charities named therein,particularly projects of a capital nature in ,or of benefit to, communities/organisations/individuals in Northamptonshire.

TO GIVE VETERINARY TREATMENT TO ALL THE WORKING ANIMALS OF JAIPUR IE ELEPHANTS, CAMELS AND EQUINES. TO TRAP, NEUTER AND VACCINATE AGAINST RABIES ALL THE STREET DOGS OF JAIPUR. TO TREAT ALL ANIMALS BROUGHT TO OUR CENTRE BY OWNERS. TO HOLD CLINICS AT ALL THE ANIMAL FAIRS IN THE AREA. TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY IN THE HUMANE AND COMPASSIONATE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS.

THE MILLENNIUM OAK TRUST SUPPORTS A WIDE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT ORGANISATIONS AND CHARITIES. THE TRUSTEES INTERESTS INCLUDE - MEDICAL AND RESEARCH, CHILDREN, ANIMALS, THE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE, THE DISADVANTAGED, OVERSEAS AID AND CHARITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.DONATIONS CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. THE TRUST DOES NOT NORMALLY ACCEPT UNSOLICITATED APPLICATIONS.

Financial assistance to Christian Rescue Centre and Pastors in Kenya

To promote education and research into the scientific basis and the clinical management of wounds of whatever aetiology in the veterinary sciences. To establish training courses together with national and international conferences to discuss and promote aspects of wound healing research.

Amara Conservation (UK) Trust is devoted to Conservation thru Education. We work in Kenya with our unique education program starting from showing environmental education films in local languages, carrying out community meetings and forums and assisting communities with capacity building once they decide for change. Goal: protect wildlife and wild habitats by helping communities in conflict areas

The ENDEAVOUR was built locally in 1926 as a Cockle boat and then spent most of her working life in Leigh-on-Sea. In 1940 she was one of the Little Ships that rescued troops from the beaches of Dunkirk. In 2001 the Trust was established to restore her, and, using Oak from nearby Belfairs Woods, she was relaunched in 2005, for community and educational use. She is moored in Leigh Creek.

Barn Owl Conservation. Barn Owl & bird of prey rescue, rehabilitation and welfare. Educating the general public, schools, young conservationists etc in the life and conservation of owls and birds of prey through visits, talks and flying activites.

The operation under licence of an exhibit that is owned by South West Environmental Parks Limited on a site rented from Torbay Borough Council. Its aim continues to be to operate a conservation-led, world class, aquatic animal exhibit that provides a financially viable visitor attraction. Its activities were in accordance with the annual Business Plan.

Animal welfare services. Grants to animal welfare charities. Research and education into animal welfare.

To support the RSPCA Animal Centre at Bryn y Maen

The principal activities include the provision of shelter, appropriate care, protection and treatment of primates. It also educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of maltreated, abandoned and unwanted cats in need of care and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment and, where suitable, the rehoming of such animals.

The Foundation's primary activities are in support of existing charities in areas including, poverty, health, community, conservation, wildlife, environment and education, both in the UK and abroad.The Foundation is not currently seeking any unsolicited applications.

Providing assistance and support for charities and charitable purposes connected with - animals-rescuers at sea and seafarers-cultivation of medicine and surgery-churches in Merseyside

HAWTHORNE PARK TRUST EXISTS TO DEVELOP AND OVERSEE A PARK WITHIN THE BUILT UP AREA OF THORNTON. ONCE AN ILL DRAINED FIELD, THE TRUST IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHERS HAS CREATED A COMMUNITY PARK AND WILDLIFE AREA FOR ALL RESIDENTS WITH PATHS, LIGHTING, SEATS AND FACILITIES BOTH FOR CHILDREN'S PLAY AND OLDER TEENAGERS. THE TRUST HOLDS A 50 YEAR LEASE.

Dorset Search & Rescue is a dedicated team of highly trained lowland rescue volunteers. We support the Police and other statutory agencies by providing additional personnel and resources in the search and recovery of vulnerable missing persons. Our team also offers assistance to other UKSAR agencies when needed.

Lost Cats Brighton aims to relieve the suffering & distress of cats experience by rescuing abandoned, unwanted, mistreated, injured & homeless cats & kittens, providing veterinary care, food, accommodation as necessary, but with the ultimate aim of rehoming healthy animals whenever possible. In addition to trap, neuter & return feral cats, & to educate the public in feline welfare. (Sussex)

WORKING TO ALLEVIATE ANIMAL SUFFERING IN SRI LANKA

TO PROVIDE A FUND FOR PROJECTS INVOLVING WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE HABITAT IN UK AND OVERSEAS

THE RESCUE,REHABILITATION & PERMANENT RE-HOMING OF MISTREATED CATS & OTHER SMALL PETSTO OFFER SANCTUARY & CARE TO UNWANTED ANIMALSTHE ALLEVIATION & PREVENTION OF SUFFERING CAUSED TO ANY ANIMAL BY ILLNESS,NEGLECT OR POOR CIRCUMSTANCESPROVIDE VETERINARY CARE,PREVENTATIVE TREATMENTS,VACCINATIONS & ADEQUATE NUTRITIONTO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC & ENCOURAGE HIGH STANDARDS OF CARE TO PREVENT SUFFERING.

TO PROVIDE FOOD & SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS ELDERLYTO PROVIDE FOOD/VETERINARY CARE TO SICK/STRAY ANIMALS MAINLY COWS & PEACOCKSTO RELIEVE POVERTY & ADVANCE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN ORPHANED OR WHO ARE OTHERWISE IN NECESSITOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN INDIATO PROMOTE & FUND CLEAN WATER PROVISION FOR DRINKING & SANITATION FOR THE POORTHE PRESERVATION & RESTORATION OF RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS

Recycling in a Charity Shop, Social arena:,Memory Lane Cafe, Heritage Centre, Computers for Community,WI-FI access , Advisory services, Education and Training(subject to funding): training through Volunteering/Work experience. Luncheon Clubs, Genealogy Club Wildlife Club, Job Club, Room Hire, Guitar Club, Music Club & Music lessons,

GENERAL CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES- PERSONAL TO THE SETTLOR- INTEREST IN ANIMAL CHARITIES

To provide a historical and educational service to visitors.Local history relating to the ex RAF Llandwrog base and the set up of the Mountain Rescue Service.

Income for the charity come from annual summer and Christmas fairs, regular discos for the children, ladies evenings and providing refreshments at sports days, open days and parents evenings.Expenditure includes refreshments, prizes, administration for the events listed above. Extra expenditure is then from what the school requires at the time including animal feed, and school resources.

Relieve poverty and sickness of homeless people; provide opportunities for young underprivileged or disadvantaged people to take part in sport to enable them to fulfil their potential; to advance education; provide funding for medical research (including mental health issues); relieve suffering of animals and to prevent and suppress cruelty to animals; to promote human rights throughout the world

To promote humane behaviour towards animals

Grants are awarded to voluntary groups throughout the North West, who provide sports, leisure and health orientated activities for young people. These groups include local sports clubs, scouts, youth clubs and children with special needs. We also provide grants for other charities involved with mountain recreational activities such as footpath repairs, mountain rescue and air ambulance.

St Andrew's Church is an Anglican Church, part of the Church of England. Its mission is to proclaim the love of God in Christ Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We are open every day 10am-2pm as a place of refuge and sanctuary. We work with other organisations to promote the well being of all people.

Making grants for the relief of suffering from cancer and the promotion of animal welfare

Currently repairing damage from arson attack on Feb.Raised over ?6000 through just giving to help with repairs and treatment for animals

The objects of the charity are: * Welfare of animals. * Preservation of the environment. * Support of charities connected with education, the Army and chartered accountants. * Literary and musical societies.

TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND DISTRESS OF OLDER AND SPECIAL NEEDS RABBITS IN NEED OF SPECIAL CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, NEGLECT OR MISTREATMENT AND IN PARTICULAR TO PROVIDE AN END OF LIFE SANCTUARY FOR THE RECEPTION, CARE AND TREATMENT OF SUCH ANIMALS AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THEIR CARE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND AND WALES.

Happyfields is a home for rescued & abused animals. We open to the public to visit and share the care & feeding of . We cater as well to people, who are physically or mentally impaired. We make no charge, but request a donation.

Headrock Dogs Rescue raises money to provide grants to dog charities in the UK and abroad. Money is raised through Facebook campaigns and fundraising raffles/tombolas outside shops locally.

Rescue and Rehome English Bulldogs at risk

We provide monetary assistance to dogs in rescue/welfare organisations. We only helpanimals in rescue and not dogs owned by individuals. These may be dogs with an ongoingmedical condition; a need for a special diet; spaying or neutering. We may also provide assistance by way of food or payment for emergency boarding ortransport fees

Management of land in an environmentally friendly way so that it maintains both its wildlife and landscape conservation value

To promote humane behaviour towards animals 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 the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals.

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

The advancement of animal welfare including working towards the protection and promotion of the welfare of animals. Finding homes for rescued dogs. Treatment and care of abused, ill treated, sick, injured and abandoned dogs. Support for homes that have adopted rescued dogs. Raising funds to support the ongoing work in Cyprus and to fund the care of foster dogs in the UK

Our MissionWithin the parish of Stoodleigh near Tiverton, Devon, is where we rescue ponies and train suitable ones to work with children and adults.The ponies must ultimately possess a calm and gentle nature, which is fundamental for equine assisted activities. Once trained the ponies are able to carry out their work in a number of settings, often with children in hospitals, schools and hospi

We aim to rescue sick, injured and orphaned British wildlife, rehabilitate them back to full health and release them back into the wild. We operate from in and around the Staffordshire area.