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Provide the police with an underground search and rescue service: DCRO is the closest organisation for the following police force areas - Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire (part), Derbyshire, Greater Manchester (part), Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, Staffordshire (part) and Warwickshire.

Prevention of cruelty to animals and the promotion of kindness through rehoming unwanted and abused animals.

To secure the preservation, protection and enhancement of Greenwich Park. To promote and maintain high standards of horticulture, arboriculture, wildlife, public amenities, planning, architecture. traffic management and policing in Greenwich Park. To educate the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of Greenwich Park.

Conservation and protection of features of general public amenity or historic or public interests. Medical research, protection and welfare of birds and animals. Study and promotion of music. Religious and educational bodies. Particular emphasis on specific projects for the above aims in the old counties of Gwynedd and Caernarvonshire and Isle of Anglesey.

The charity's objective and its principal activity continues to be that of raising funds in order to rescue and restore monuments and works of art throughout the country of Croatia.

The rescue & rehoming of Shih Tzus in need, who have been signed over to the charity for rehoming by previous owners. Also, in the case of the death of the owner, the family wish the dog to be rehomed by the charity.

The rescue, rehabilitation and reuniting of destitute children living on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya with their families or placing such children with foster families. Working closely with families where children have been reunited to strengthen family structures by means of various empowerment strategies e.g. provision of school fees, school uniform, assist to begin a business, counselling.

Ape Action Africa (formerly Cameroon Wildlife Aid Fund, CWAF) operates a sanctuary for gorillas, chimps and monkeys that have been orphaned, largely as a result of the bushmeat trade. Ape Action Africa has a growing education programme and works with the Cameroon government and the public to advance the conservation of primates in Cameroon.

We supply a safe haven for abandoned, unwanted & stray cats & kittens from the community - they are flead & wormed, neutered & vaccinated & treated as necessary at a registered veterinary practice then re-homed by way of adoption.

Redwings operates sanctuaries and rehoming across England, Scotland and Wales. Our primary purpose is to provide and promote the welfare, protection and care of horses, ponies donkeys and mules that have suffered from maltreatment, neglect or poor circumstances, through rescue, rehabilitation and sanctuary care, and by educating people

mountain and lake rescue service

Rescues and rehomes unwanted and neglected animals in and around the Barnsley area.

Rescue stray and unwanted animals, provide veterinary care and neutering. Rehome these animals, unless too old or with ongoing medical conditions, in which case they remain in our care. Promote responsible pet ownership and the importance of neutering to the general public.

The rescue, shelter and provision of veterinary care for unwanted or abandoned animals and, wherever possible to find them suitable homes. To help pet owners meet necessary veterinary expenses in certain circumstances should they be unable to do so and if funds allow.

Promotes Jainism which advocates non violence, goodwill towards all mankind, animal welfare and vegetarianism. Organises social, cultural and religious functions surrounding the aspects named above. Promotes physical activity and encourages special interest groups like women and youth to come together and network. Conducts religious discourses and prayers with emphasis on respect for the elderly.

Rescue, rehabilitate and rehome unwanted, abandoned, ill treated Labradors. We regularly attend events throughout Lincolnshire/Nottinghamshire areas and also in the South throughout Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire. We offer a microchipping service during these events as well as offer information on services we provide.

To promote kindness not cruelty to animals. To educate members of the public on animal welfare, eg neutering service, public talks etc. Home checks to arrange suitable adoptee's to adopt animals in care of the rescue.

Horse riding and various animal management programs for those with both physical and mental disabilities

To promote the welfare and relieve the suffering of the breed of dog known as the English Springer Spaniel who are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, neglect or such other circumstances as the trustees shall determine, in particular by the provision of facilities for the reception, care and rehoming of such animals.

To manage and maintain Burgh by Sands village Green and Wildlife Area as a sustainable local facility. To encourage use of the village Green and Wildlife Area by local communities for recreation, leisure and educational activity.

We move the world to protect animals. We work globally with local partners, animal welfare organisations and businesses, and we influence decision makers internationally, nationally and locally. We have formal relationships with key international bodies including the Food and Agriculture Organization, the UN Environment Programme, the Council of Europe and the World Organisation for Animal Health.

TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING OF DOGS OF THE DALMATIAN BREED IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION; AND, IN PART, TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN RESCUE HOMES OR OTHER FACILITIES FOR THE RECEPTION, CARE AND TREATMENT OF SUCH ANIMALS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE CARE AND PROTECTION OF THE DALMATIANS.

The team is a voluntary organisation whose objective is to save life and alleviate distress, primarily in upland and mountain areas without cost or obligation. The team also helps the emergency services with search and rescue activities in areas and conditions where they may not have adequate, resources, experience or where our specialist skills are required.

Rescue, rehabilitate and eventually rehome, guinea pigs, rats and rabbits. Not exclusive to these species but primarily the rodent species. Operating in the Essex area. Managed by qualified rodentologist and animal nursing assistant.

Small animal rescue and welfareEducating the public

To assist in the relief of suffering and distress among persons endangered by accidents or natural hazards in the lowland areas of Kent, particularly by providing adequate arrangements for the secure and efficient search and rescue of any person or persons so endangered.

SULSAR operates under a Service Level Agreement with Suffolk Police. The primary role is to support the police in the search for missing vulnerable people and saving lives by the provision and maintenance of a trained Search And Rescue team to operate primarily (but not by way of limitation) in Suffolk and the surrounding areas. NSARDA Suffolk search dogs are an integral part of SULSAR.

The National Animal Welfare Trust's primary purpose is to rescue and re-home animals, primarily cats and dogs, but also farm animals and small domestic pets too.

Rescue and rehome abandoned, abused and unwanted cats and kittens in the East Kent area.

To relieve the suffering of Shetland and Shetland type ponies and other breeds of Equine.Rescue and rehabilitation of Shetland Ponies and there sometimes much larger companions.To educate the public in all matters concerning Equine Welfare.To rehome ponies wherever possible on a foster care basis.

Fundraising to provide funds to animal welfare organisations in Cyprus. Raising the profile of animal welfare issues concerning Cyprus.

Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade is a voluntary shore based coastal rescue team. We specialise in Rope Rescue, Water Rescue & Coastal Search and Rescue. Operating from the Watch House Museum in Tynemouth, we need to raise at least £30,000 each year to maintain our rescue team, free-to-visit museum and to provide our water safety educational offering.

Manage habitats for the benefit of wildlife,people,heritage/landscape.Encourage access to open green space/wider countryside.Deliver environmental/education/interpretation to local schools/wider population.Provide support, advice, training & supervision to volunteers, trainees & community groups in countryside management/ conservations skills by working on real local environmental projects.

A not-for-profit service working in partnership, which collects, collates, manages and disseminates quality information relating to the wildlife, wildlife sites and habitats for Worestershire for the public benefit.

Wild Futures is a registered charity whose aims are to promote the welfare, conservation and future survival of all primates to increase public awareness about animal welfare issues and to promote environmental and wildlife conservation and sustainability at local and global levels. Wild Futures runs a Monkey Sanctuary for animals rescued from inappropriate conditions and the UK pet trade.

Secret World Wildlife Rescue (SWWR) exists to relieve the suffering of British wildlife, to encourage respect and tolerance for wildlife and to further its conservation. We do this by: Providing a public rescue, rehabilitation and release service for injured, sick and orphaned wildlife; educating the public, delivering conservation projects, disseminating data and delivering professional training.

Main activities of the Trust are to manage the wildfowl collection at Pensthorpe Natural Park in Fakenham, Norfolk, together with participation in various conservation projects locally and nationally. A large emphasis is placed on education to understand and appreciate wildlife, and to create awareness of wildlife and habitats.

The management and maintenance of and improvements to the Sheldon Field for the purposes of recreation, sport and wildlife to the benefit of the local community

Embracing measures for the protection and preservation of wildlife and habitats in Kenya. Including anti-poaching, community support, wild orphans rescue and rehabilitation and mobile veterinary support.

A SANCTUARY FOR OUR RESIDENT DOMESTIC AND FERAL CATS (WHICH ARE UNSUITABLE FOR REHOMING), FOR THE REST OF THEIR NATURAL LIVES.HELPING TO CONTROL THE FERAL CAT POPULATION BY NEUTERING AND ALSO PROVIDING VETERINARY TREATMENT.HELPING WITH THE NEUTERING OF DOMESTIC PET CATS, WHERE NO OTHER SUCH HELP IS AVAILABLE.EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE KEEPING OF DOMESTIC CATS.

To provide an effective rescue service for any human animal or boat in peril from the sea or Sands of Morecambe Bay and beyond as required. Also to provide services for search and sand rescue etc. To educate the public to the dangers of Morecambe Bay.

The charity provides support for national animal welfare organisations and locally based re-homing centres through a combination of grants, joint fundraising activities and events. The charity also operates small animal adoption centres in a large number of Pets at Home stores.

Rescue and rehabilitation of stray, abandoned and unwanted animals throughout the uk

To assist Cheshire Police and any other Police/Search and Rescue resource within mainland UK to locate and assist Missing Persons. This includes medical assistance where qualified, and to be an additional resource to assist at any major incident within mainland UK.

Supporting the Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust (CWET) Centre for the advancement of the education of children and young people in Zambia in the conservation and preservation of the environment and its wildlife. Also supporting CWET's Chipembele Pupil Sponsorship Scheme which enables orphaned and vulnerable children to attend school.

Provision of emergency lifeboat rescue service approved by the Marine and Coastguard Agency

Coastal search, rescue (SAR) & Coastwatch. The SAR team is on call to assist Her majesties Coastguard (HMCG) 24 hours a day,365 days a year. The Coastwatch team operates 4 days each week. The Coastwatch team is a "Declared Facilities" of the HMCG. D/Edin training is available. The HQ are open to public as a museum. School parties & community groups visit. Visits are made to both groups

General charitable activities for the care of small animals. This care is provided by way of an animal shelter for unwanted or neglected creatures

The Foundation is currently focusing on raising funds and actively working for the survival of tigers, elephants, rhinos and other critically endangered mammals in the wild. The Foundation concentrates its focus on field projects where even limited funding makes a real difference to the survival of wildlife and their habitat. It also runs active enforcement, training and education projects.

1. The advancement of the Jain religion;2. The advancement of education of the general public in the subject of Jainism;3. The relief of poverty sickness and distress and the preservation and protection of good health among persons anywhere in the UK and overseas;4. The relief of suffering of sick and abandoned animals.