Animals Charities That specialise in Dogs

Provide a warm comfortable building for meetings of women's institute, dog training, whist drives, dancing classes, birthdays, funerals etc.

The objective of the charity is to train air-scenting dog teams to assist , for the public benfit, the Police, Mountain Rescue Teams, and any other organisation involved with Search and rescue of persons missing or overdue in situations which benefit from the use of air-scenting dogs.

Africa Airborne Conservation (AAC) is a registered charity and was founded in 2019 to preserve, conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural habitats of species in Africa at risk of extinction, particularly the Lycaon Pictus, the African Wild Dog by furthering education through research and understanding of species at risk of extinction. Our aim is to achieve this by using a unique UAV

The principle activity of the Association is the management of the Sheep Dog Trials held each year

The trustees have identified a project on which some of the reserves could be utilised, and are awaiting the result of a planning application.

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ANIMALS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, STREET CATS AND DOGS IN UK AND INDIA, BY GRANT FUNDING ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE VET 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.

GIVE TRAINING SUPPORT TO BENEFICIARIES FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE DOGS (AD) TO ASSIST WITH THEIR DISABILITIES AND WITH WELFARE. ADVISE & SUPPORT AD HANDLERS USING PUBLICATIONS & THE EXPERTISE OF OUR VOLUNTEERS. LIAISE BETWEEN SERVICE PROVIDERS (SP) & AD HANDLERS WITH DISPUTES. EDUCATE SP'S ON AD'S & THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES. CONFIRM THE AD HANDLERS HAS A DISABILITY DEFINED IN THE EQUALITY ACT 2010.

The provision of pet food and related goods (eg dog dental treats) to food banks and other goods relatedto domestic animal care to pet owners through distribution to food banks and other charitableorganisations within Calderdale.Mabel's meals aims to obtain pet food and other goods by purchasing these in bulk and then distributingthese goods to local food banks or other organisations.

The Newfoundland Canine Trust purpose is to educate, advise and promote responsible ownership, contribute funds to preventative research, provide care, treatment and re homing via a network of verified volunteers, provide grants of financial assistance upon scrutinised application.

Recreational, dog walking,..

SUPPORT SRI LANKA FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES 2008 Projects funded include: Donation to a dogs home KACPAW to help with the ongoing feeding and health care. Provision of 11 School Scholarships. The provision of School equipment, school bags, books and uniforms, counselling, healthy eating programme and homework desks at Deepankara Primary School. See our Website for more.

The Charity aims to promote humane behaviour towards Wire Haired Fox Terriers in the UK. by providing appropriate care & protection for WFTs which are in need of such care - re-homing such dogs where possible. We can also provide financial assistance to support the care and treatment of dogs for resident in the UK who are unable to meet the costs of such care and treatment.

Find new homes for stray dogs. Pay for vetinary treatment for dogs. Provide free neutering and spaying. Microchipping service. General help and advice on canine welfare.

Loch Neaton is an area in Watton Norfolk managed by unpaid trustees . The water of approx 2 acres is used by people as a fishing venue while the surrounding area is landscaped with facilities for picnics. Footpaths around the lake are used by dog walkers and pedestrians. This recreation area was given to the people of Watton by benefactors who wanted the people to have a unique leisure facility.

Provides a home for Llangarron short matt bowls club, which meets once a week on a Monday and also meets other days to play matches. Is also used for dog training and also for a weekly meeting of a ladies exercise club to do a yoga class.

Manor Fields Association seeks to maintain and enhance the environment of the fields for public use, and to promote bio-diversity. To this end we leave managed long grass areas, sow wildflower seeds and plant new trees. We aim to promote the fields for informal sporting activities, dog walking, and general recreation for all. We hold occasional events such as fun dog shows.

Food and shelter to saints and widows. Daily feed and inoculations to street dogs and other animals.

Bulgarian street dog rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing to UK

To maintain and manage a recreational facility (a general playing field including cricket pitch) for the benefit of the residents of Seascale and the surrounding areas. The ground is used for the organised playing of cricket and the activities of a local dog training club, in addition the general public have access to the ground at all times for informal recreation including dog excercise.

To catch, neuter and release feral dogs and cats worldwide in order to reduce over-population problems.

The charity exists to raise funds for the expenses incurred towards, and for the building of a new village hall in East Stoke. It holds different fund-raising events to raise those funds - Dog Show, Fete, Race Nights, ect.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: 1. FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS ANIMALS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE CARE, PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND SECURITY FOR DOGS WHICH ARE IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, POOR CIRCUMSTANCES OR ILL USAGE, REHOMING SUCH DOGS WHERE POSSIBLE. 2. THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUPPORT THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF DOGS

Educational and social activities for women.

Annual village fete, book fairs, social gatherings and fund-raising events, weekly table tennis meetings, dog training events, and providing accommodation for meetings of the Parish Council and for Child Therapy sessions. Hall available for private hire. Proceeds to the hall.

MK stray dog support group are a group of individuals working together to raise funds so that dogs that have found themselves homeless, through no fault of their own and are collected by the local dog wardens and are taken to the local pound Can be given the best chance possible to be returned to their owners or rehomed.