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The charity awards grants to those organisations in the North West of England who the late Doreen Greenlees wished to benefit via the trust contained in her will. This includes organisations committed to the welfare of animals, the maintenance of the fabric of and structural alterations and additions to buildings used for Christian worship and alleviating poverty through Christian social welfare.

To provide and maintain (or assist in the provision and maintenance of) public gardens and open spaces for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of Covent Garden and others, in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving conditions of life for the said inhabitants and others and to create and maintain suitable habitats to support and encourage wildlife.

We connect local communities with nature through animal based activities and various conservation projects.

To promote humane behaviour towards retired police dogs by providing financial assistance to owners of retired police dogs who have charge of animals that are in need of appropriate care and attention by reason of sickness, poor circumstances or welfare.

Our Purpose of establishing the CIO is to work together to serve ALL deprived beings (humanand animals), across the world by providing the necessities of food, clothing and shelter.

To provide a service to the general public to treat trauma and search for missing persons on the hills, fells and upland areas, primarily, in the Dark Peak. We can also be tasked to assist similar events anywhere in the UK to assist our fellow Mountain Rescue team colleagues.

Oxford Conservation Volunteers is a voluntary organisation that carries out practical work conserving the wildlife and traditional landscape of the Oxford area. The group organises work parties every weekend undertaking a wide variety of nature conservation work.

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs who are in need of care. We have a no destruction policy and never put a healthy dog to sleep. Full assessment is completed whilst the dogs are in our care to ensure that when rehomed they can be matched to the right family. We will then offer life time advice, support, and rescue back up to the dogs which we have rehomed.

Our vision is a Zambia where working donkeys are free from suffering,treated with compassion and valued.Our outreach program travels to rural villages providing harness,holding workshops on harness making,modifying carts, tending wounds,providing tick and worm treatment and educating on the correct care of donkeys,we also have a drop in workshop at our base and a rescue and rehabilitation centre.

To hold, preserve and maintain the natural environment of the ancient woodland known as Bicknor Wood Maidstone, so that it remains permanently as a natural woodland to preserve a valuable wildlife habitat; accessible to the local community and the wider public as a space for their use and enjoyment.

Stray dog rescue

The objects of the charity are specifically restricted to the promotion of such charitable purposes for the public benefit as the trustees shall think fit but not limited to the advancement of animal welfare and such other recognised from time to time by law as charitable

Move the Mind CIO (MtM) is a charity that supports children, young people and some young adults with learning difficulties using animals and horses in a therapeutic way. Move the mind have outstanding horses and other animals and are set in approximately 14 acres of beautiful Somerset farmland.

The charity supports such charitable purposes (according to the laws of England and Wales) as the charity trustees see fit from time to time, including, but not limited to, the advancement of the environment, conservation, and animal welfare, by way of providing grants.

The object of the charity is to protect, conserve and improve the wildlife and natural environment of Comeytrowe pond for the public benefit.

Habitat management across the entire Horsenden site, following an accelerated succession approach. Maintenance and development of the farm site with a focus on wildlife conservation and biodiversity using permaculture methods. Community engagement, education and involvement through events, courses and talks.

We are a search and rescue organisation for people and animals, we are based in West Cumbria but can be asked to help in search and rescue out of the county, we have the use of drones and all our volunteers are trained to a high level for water and remote searching, we also work with Police, mountain rescue, the coastguard, search and rescue trained dogs and other emergency bodies,

Our organisation rescues and rehomes cats in need. We provide shelter, medical care, and a nurturing environment for abandoned, stray, lost, or surrendered cats. Our adoption programme matches cats with suitable permanent homes. We also educate the community on responsible pet ownership and the importance of spaying and neutering.

Based in the East Midlands we aim to promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for cats 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 cats.

Donations to other registered charities and the funding of educational activities. No donations to animal charities. No donations for individual activities such as gap year projects.

Search & Rescue (retrieval) of trapped, injured or sick animals & birds.

we rescue cats and rehome them

The purpose of the charity is to relieve the suffering of sick, injured and orphan wildlife and wherever possible to rehabilitate back to the natural habitat .The charity is also dedicated to the public benefit by the provision of education, welfare and rehabilitation of wildlife to relieve the suffering of wildlife and to encourage respect and tolerance in order to promote ethical conservation.

The taking in, careing and rehoming of stray animals but mainly focusing on cats.

ANIMAL RESCUE AND CARE

Proving sanctuary for unwanted or sick animals.

Rescuing horses and donkeys, advice on all animal matters, collection of strays (horses) 24 hour service, rescuing of stray dogs and other animals. Helping children off the streets and disabled persons by offering advise and work with the rescued animals.

Mercy Rescue Trust runs a baby rescue centre in Kitale, Kenya. Babies who would otherwise be left to die are rescued, nursed back to health, and re-homed with local families. The centre is staffed by Kenyan nationals, maintaining the local culture and providing local employment.

Animal Welfare

The rescue and re-homing of abandoned and mistreated horse in the Swale area.

French Bulldog Saviours is a non-profit making breed-rescue charity (Registered Charity No. 1163829) run entirely by volunteers who strive to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home French Bulldogs in need or at risk, giving them a better chance of living a healthy and happy life in a permanent loving home. Education is a large part of what we do and we will help dogs in their on home.

Advance the Christian Faith through holding prayer meetings, deliverance meetings, lectures, conferences, and broadcasting messages. Rescue the Homeless by providing assistance to their needs. For example food, clothing, and contacting other organizations for shelters or assistance. The relief of sickness and financial hardship by provision of counseling and advice to those who seek it.

Staffie and Stray Rescue take in dogs via phone calls/emails from members of the public wishing to surrender their dog. We also work with local authorities and help to find stray dogs a forever home. Dogs are placed in foster homes we do not have a centre of our ownAll homes are vetted before placing dogsAll money is fundraised by volunteers

Adopt a Bull Terrier Rescue are committed to making an impact on the rescue of dogs in difficult situations, in dogpounds or unwanted and those on death row and strive to ensure safe & loving homes are found for all those dogs thatcome into our care. AaBTR is run purely on a voluntary basis.

Our activities include but not limited to the following: 1. Rescue the lost. 2. Establish the saved in the church. 3. Send believers to win souls through evangelism, missions and crusades. 4 Perfect the Body of Christ through the teaching of the word of God. 5. Exalt Jesus Christ in the nations of the world. 6. Claim the promises of God. 7. Transform our communities, cities and nations.

The rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of abandoned and abused dogs through the UK Operating in the South West of England

Saving Strays are dedicated to raising awareness of the plight of stray dogs in the U.K. Bosnia and across Europe. We support rescue work saving dogs from killing stations and from the hardship of life on the streets and provide a rescue and rehoming service for the reception, care and treatment of stray dogs rehoming them to families in the U.K. and across the world.

BACC provides sanctuary for animals that cannot live in traditional domesticity due to behavioural or medical problems and animals that have been abandoned or mistreated. BACC focusses on educating the public on the management, behaviour and training of animals as well as managing their physical and mental wellbeing. BACC provides a safe space for people to connect with animals.

Bliss Cavalier Rescue is a breed specific dog rescue for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in England. We additionally offer support and education to owners of the breed. Our core activities are directed toward improving the lives of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels by putting the health and welfare of the dogs in front of everything else.

Providing care and rescue facilities for animals, in particular feral and stray cats, which on the basis of their age and temperament would not be accepted elsewhere; re-homing of animals that are abandoned, mistreated, lost, stray, feral, vulnerable; providing veterinary treatment for stray animals in need of care; strictly no-kill policy unless the animal is beyond any veterinary help

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and in particular to assist with food and veterinary aid to animals in the care of our beneficiaries in Romania as well as to coordinate the preparation and transport to the UK of suitable animals for domestic rehoming.

The Charity's objectives are specifically restricted to the following: For the public benefit to advance the education of people under the age of 25 years in Kent, in particular but not exclusively, for those with disabilities or disadvantages. Covering practical horticulture, farm animal care, creative crafts, functional skills, hospitality & catering, environment & conservation.

The charity is for the breed of dogs known as German Wirehaired Pointers we aim to relieve the suffering of sick and abandoned dogs. In particular providing rescue facilities, new homes and veterinary treatment for dogs that come to our attention. We will continue to monitor and provide support to owners of rescued and adopted dogs

Rescue and care of hedgehogs

Promotion of kindness and prevention of cruelty to animals. To care for, rehabilitate and re-home all domestic animals and others who are placed in our care. Animals in our care receive veterinary treatment, vaccination, neutering, micro-chipping and are assessed for rehoming.

CCA is active in promoting Animal Welfare and related issues throughout the Catholic world and educating all Catholics (and others) on Catholic teaching and practice on the issue of Animal welfare and compassion in line with published Catholic documents such as Pope Francis' Encyclical letter Laudato Si'.CCA does this through various means including our magazine The ARK magazine and social media

Fundraising & voluntary work. Provide subsidised veterinary care to low income people. Rehome animals. Perform home visits & advise people on pet ownership.

Provision of animal welfare services in the Fylde area.

The objectives of the Branch are to promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals. Our key aim is to find suitable homes for as many animals as possible, and provide proper care for those who have been mistreated or abandoned (we are not licensed to accept stray dogs!).The main activity for achieving our aim is the operation of an Animal Centre at Altham near Accrington.

WHAT WE ARE ABOUT - Preserving buildings of architectural and historic importance - Helping to rescue buildings at risk - Organising conservation seminars, exhibitions and visits - Operating learning and outreach programmes for young people - Operating two heritage museums ....in the County of Hertfordshire.