Animals Charities That specialise in Dogs

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS DOGS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE CARE, PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND SECURITY FOR DOGS WHO 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 CANINE WELFARE IN GENERAL AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY AND SUFFERING AMONG DOGS

Rescue, rehabilition and rehoming of dogs in need in the Forest of Dean and immediate surrounding area. Also the care and support of long term foster dogs who cannot be rehomed due to health or behavioural issues.

Pennypaws Rescue works to try and alleviate the suffering of dogs abandoned in Greeceand Romania and to re-home them in the UK. We do not run our own kennels, instead wehave a network of experienced and vetted foster carers in the UK who provide a calm, safeenvironment for a dog to mentally decompress and become familiar with a homeenvironment and new routines.

We aim to rescue unwanted and stray dogs by keeping them either in a safe foster home or in a kennel. They are attended by a veterinary surgeon and we call in a behaviourist if necessary. Following necessary home checks, our dogs are rehomed and we follow their progress. To raise funds for all these tasks, we hold dog shows, sponsored walks, attend carnivals and car boot sales.

We are a small branch of the RSPCA staffed entirely by volunteers. We take in and re-home cats, dogs and rabbits. We operate in line with RSPCA standards - all our animals are vet-checked, vaccinated and microchipped. We ensure that our animals are re-homed to safe, caring homes. We support our local communities via initiatives such as neutering programmes and engaging with other charities.

We run a Community Centre. Within the centre we accomodate a Children's Centre and a Pre-school. We hire rooms out to many groups such as Dog Training, Girl Guides, Friendship Group, various dancing classes, toddler group, baby clinic, Zumba, Tai chi etc. We also put on regular events for the local community. We are sympathetic to charitable organisations wanting to use our centre.

We are a Baptist Church which serves the Community. We have times of worship, Bible studies, Prayer Meetings, Toddler Groups, Soup Lunch, After School Club, Brunch Clubs during the school holidays, Gardening groupBarrow Food Bank,Recreation activities - Brownies, dance group, music rehearsals and shows.Training - Casualty Union, Assistance Dog training.Children's Parties

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.

The objectives of the Great Dane Adoption Society are to relieve the suffering and distress of dogs, in particular the breed known as Great Danes, who are in need of attention by reason of homelessness, by the provision of temporary shelter, veterinary treatment and by finding permanent homes for such dogs.

This is a village hall for the whole community for Landrake and surrounding areas. The activities are as follows- Badminton, Short mat bowls, Dog Classes, Bingo, Childrens Parties, Tabletop sales etc. The hall is hired out to the community.

To provide financial assistance to rescuers in Romania sheltering stray and abandoned dogs and cats. To find suitable, safe homes for said animals in Romania, Western Europe and the UKTo promote animal welfare in both Romania and the UK through education and the support of spay/neutering campaigns

Our key activities are the rescue, care and rehoming of unwanted dogs. Alongside this we attempt to educate members of the public on animal welfare issues to help prevent suffering of animals in the future.

Operating in Cyprus we rescue dogs that may be strays, in pounds or brought to us by caring for them and finding them new homes (generally in the UK) and also with other charities try to exert pressure on the Cyprus Government to legislate for better protection for animals and to consistently apply the current legislation.

We are a village hall, providing facilities for pre-school, dog shows and seminars, rabbit ,miniature railway , karati , tai chi,,tai kwando classes, various baby sessions,,election-voting,plays and childrens shows , well being and religious events Senior lunches, soup kitchen ,toddler groups,garden club ,WI,weddings,painting,French and dance classes children's parties and village events

A community hall serving the needs of many organisations in Bedfordshire for various functions. Comprises hall, stage, committee room, kitchen and bar. Hired through bookings officer (see email or by phone 01525 634215). Uses include weddings, birthdays, barn dances, tea dances, quiz nights, drama performances, dog shows, breast cancer screening, exhibitions, charity fundraising.

Ryedale Dog Rescue is a charity caring for unwanted and abandoned dogs in the Ryedale, Scarborough and East Yorkshire areas. It is run by a team of volunteers and financed soley by donations and fundraising events.

To relieve the suffering of blind, partially sighted dogs and other animals in Europe and the UK. To rescue and rehome said animals. To offer advice and support, and educate owners, potential owners and the public about said animals.

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.

We actively warn owners against offering their Border Collies for free on Preloved/Gumtree/Freead websites, and educate about the dangers of these dogs being used as bait in dog fighting communities. Moreover, we organise support for owners and suggest additional options such as the use of our fostering / adoption programme. We are located in the UK and cover England, Scotland and Wales.

LBDR take in and re-home large breed dogs. We have a strict non destruct policy and never put a dog to sleep unless advised by a vet. All dogs are neutered, vaccinated & microchipped before re-homing. All potential homes are vetted, we do follow up checks once the dog has gone to a home & give lifetime back up should there be a problem. See more at: http://largebreeddogrescue.co.uk/about-us

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 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.

At Out of Class our beneficiaries are offered the option to engage in a range of practical and vocational activities. These include but are not limited to: Therapeutic work with horses and dogs

Promote and support RSPCA policies. Re-home cats both domestic and feral. Promote neutering of cats and dogs. Assist those on low incomes with vet bills. Liaise with local animal welfare charities. Provide advice and information.

Promote the conservation of endangered African Wild Dogs and other vulnerable large carnivores in Zimbabwe and neighbouring territories, for the public benefit. To advance the education of the public in particular, but not exclusively, in South East Zimbabwe in ways which include providing facilities for education in schools, and awarding scholarships to enable students to access education.

The Happy Pants Ranch is a registered animal sanctuary charity and forever home to around 450 rescue animals, that have nowhere else to go. This includes all animals and wildlife from goats and cows to dogs and emus! It is now also a wellbeing hub for humans, helping to improve mental and physical health for all.