Animals Charities That specialise in Dogs

Activities: Carpet bowls; Dog training; Ballet classes; U3A meetings; Kalmababy & toddler yoga; Adult Yoga'; First Aid training;; Dance fit; Band practice. Events: Monthly Coffee mornings; book swap; 22 Children's parties; Ballet exams; Polling station; Ballet display; Birthday coffee morning; Yoga retreat; Family Action daay;60th WA; Tea party for jubilee and defibrillator installation.

We are a community centre based between West End and Townhill Park, regular users are various keep fitness classes, home schooling, dance classes, dog training. Also hired for private parties.

Quiz Nights; Race Nights; Local Schools Dancing/ Drama Competition;Soulfest; 100 Club Monthly Draw.The Green is used by local people to exercise their dogs and by children /adults to play and relax in

To promote humane behaviour towards retired police dogs by providing financial assistance to the 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 ill usage, including assistance to help with the general care of the animal should the owner unexpectedly suffer ill health or financial hardship.

local dog training facilities.Arts and crafts club .Village functions such as Halloween parties and touring theatre companies.Hire of premises for private parties.Authorpe village hall was purchased with financial aid from the national lottery for the sole purpose of the local community to use for social gatherings and functions to help and maintain the hall.

To relieve the suffering of dogs whom are in need of care and attention and to educate the public in the principles of good care and management of dogs.The charity raises funds through two charity shops in Shropshire, one in Church Stretton and one in Bishops Castle as well as receiving donations from the public.

UK death row dog rescue, striving to save the lives of stray dogs facing destruction. Working in conjunction with other agencies, we arrange the safe transfer of death row dogs from pounds to places of safety. Safe and Sound funds vet care, transportation and emergency kennelling for death row dogs who have noone else to turn to, giving them the chance to be loved as family pets once again.

We provide a community hub for self-help groups like the AA, and other organisations such as the WI, PC and PCC. We are the local polling station, and have regular hirers: a dog training school, a model railways group, circuit training, band rehearsals, and special events like weddings, birthdays and parties. We charge £6 an hour for locals & regular hirers, and negotiate rates for others.

The Charity is set up to provide facilities for the local community. The Hall is used on a regular basis by local bands, Tae Kwondo, dog obedience and dog craft training. No events are now held by the Committee.

WSSR is a breed rescue service which recovers, rehabilitates and rehomes any Welsh Springer spaniel which has been ill-treated, neglected or is unwanted for whatever reason. It aims to ensure the welfare and wellbeing of surrendered dogs, covering costs of veterinary and related care, extending financial assistance to adopting families where veterinary care and medication are ongoing necessities.

We hold a Summer and Christmas fayre each year. We also run the scheme "bags 2 school", school discos for the pupils, Easter Egg raffle, Hot dog nights, Father's Day and Mother's Day sales.

Recording and sharing the history of the isle of Dogs.

Sport, Leisure and Social activities for all ages in our parish, including sports sessions for local Primary School, Pre-school, Adult and Youth football teams; Pigeon Racing Club activities, Informal use: younger children's play area, MUGA, junior football net, fitness trail, dog walking, picnics and other informal activitiesOccasional events, e.g. Annual Village Day, Annual Cake Race Day

We give counselling/help by phone, to existing & prospective members. We check dogs for food sensitivities, recommend diets to help the epilepsy and gradually remove food sensitivities, which helps the dogs, thus helping the owners. We attend shows/events to publicise the work of the group. We publish 4 newsletters a year. We receive no funding other than membership subscriptions and donations.

To support young people (13-25 years old) with their mental health and emotional well-being. To offer accessible community-based support within the Cambridgeshire area. Support will include evidence-based practice along with a range of alternative/holistic therapies such as using Art, Mindfulness and Canine Assisted Therapy.

We rescue small/medium dogs from shelters in Romania, where they are neglected, tortured, abused or even brutally killed. We pay for the dogs to be tested, spayed and prepped for travel (passport, vaccinations, microchip) and we pay for their transport to our rescue centre near Tiverton, Devon. They are assessed and then rehomed, mainly in the South West.

The club provides puppy socialisation and basic obedience classes for dogs and their owners on a weekly basis. We offer help in understanding and solving problems relating to dog ownership and also help organise and attend local events where we can promote understanding of dogs and of responsible dog ownership.

Charity to benefit 14 named beneficairies or such other charitable bodies and organisations as the trustees shall nominate during the trust period:- Cancer Research UK, RNIB, Institute of Cancer, NSPCA., NSPCC, RSPCA, Guide Dogs for the Blind, Arthritis Care, RNLI, Battersea Dogs Home, British Red Cross, Help the Aged, National Trust and RAF Benevolent Fund.

Pays income from the fund to Gables Farm Dogs & Cats Home, United Kingdom, Devon.

Village hall Whiddon Down, Drewsteignton & environs, close Merrymeet junc. A30 16 miles West Exeter. Good car park, used by: Devon Bat Group, phys activity gps, dog training, seniors, wood carving, church & chapel, bereavement, whist drives etc

The objects of the CIO are To support people who are in need regardless of their age, disability, health or social circumstances. Particularly but not exclusively by the provision of pets and their volunteer owners or carers visiting individuals homes or visiting public places such as hospitals, workplaces, care and nursing homes and schools. To share learning and resources.

Rhino Revolution UK Ltd. makes grants, provides advice and raises awareness to promote, sustain and increase knowledge and understanding of endangered and threatened species conservation at all levels and the Rhino Revolution Rehabilitation Centre in Hoedspruit, South Africa is fully permitted to rescue, and go on to release not only rhinos but endangered wildlife such as pangolins and wild dogs

We advance animal welfare of cats and dogs. We provide foster homes and we identify suitable permanent homes in the UK for unwanted/abandoned/lost/stray domestic animals from abroad, particularly from Greece. We provide financial aid, through fundraising, for medical care, including neutering and for transport to the UK, according to current legislation; we raise awareness of the public.

Providing transport to and from hospital/ doctors' and general medical appointments, befriending, prescription collecting, shopping or dog-walking.

Providing accomodation for social events, whist drives, judo, dog training and a field for small caravan rallies. Parking is available for ramblers and is often used by pigeon fanciers to release their birds.