Animals Charities

The promotion of participation by persons in the United Kingdom (both able-bodied and with any form of disability and of all ages) in healthy recreation in horse riding through education and in providing advice to riding schools and livery yards in respect of regulation, welfare and safety issues.

Rescue and rehome unwanted cats and kittens, provide veterinary care as necessary. Provide help and advice to cat/kitten owners and help out with veterinary treatment, food etc in cases of need. Neuter and feed ferral cats in situ where possible.

Rescue & rehome abandoned or unwanted animals. Advice to the general public on animal husbandry & dog training.

Rescue and rehome unwanted cats and kittensNeutering service to the public where families are on a low incomeMobile microchipping serviceTNR for feral cats

Rehoming dogs who have been abandoned or abused from both the UK and abroad and rehoming them with new families/people on a permanent basis. We look after them at our kennel facility and then actively seek new owners for their forever homes. We act purely for non profit and all fund raising etc is used to run the kennels and pay for the transport of the dogs, vet bills, food, and general welfare.

The charity helps to relieve the suffering of dogs who are abandoned, stray or otherwise in need of care and attention in Cyprus. This includes providing the provision of the rehoming of such dogs and assisting in the reception, treatment and care of such dogs. The charity also works with small shelters and pounds across Cyprus and assists with pointers in their care.

Promotion and conservation of the native Exmoor pony, a British rare breed.

Cat-CHING is a registered charity which was started by two passionate cat lovers, Jasmine and Lauren, with the aim to help with the overpopulation of cats in Sheffield and the surrounding areas.

To relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care, rescue and attention and in particular to provide and maintain facilities and homes for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

We change the lives of young people and adults who are disabled, autistic or have Down's Syndrome, PTSD or other emotional issues as well as Schools with Special Needs Students by training and providing Assistance Dogs and Medical Alert Dogs to give a better quality of life and help them become more independent. We cover, mainly, Dorset, Hampshire, and Wiltshire as well as N and SW London.

We take in dogs aged 7 and over and place them into foster homes until new homes can be found for them. Those that cannot be rehomed due to health/behavioural issues stay in permanent foster care and we cover their costs for life. We give lifetime back up and support to all dogs we take in. We cover all veterinary costs whilst the dogs are in foster care.

CWRS helps abandoned/injured/stray cats across Wilts, Hants and further. We run a TNR programme to help with the unowned cat communities. We also help people with requirements of rehoming or neutering. We offer free advice and guidance on cats and signpost to other areas should we not be able to answer. We also find new homes for strays after medical treatment has been completed.

To organise and incorporate equestrian facilities for all abilitiesTo establish a rural activities centre for all abilitiesTo create training opportunities in rural education,appreciation,equine management and such other appropriate activitiesTo maintain links with other organisations interested and involved in rural activities/education and disabled riding.

The North Norfolk Cats Lifeline Trust is a small independent organisation offering stray, abandoned and needy cats a sanctuary in the area.

To promote humane behaviour towards dogs and cats, by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment, and security, for animals which are in need of care and attention, by reason of sickness, and maltreatment. To educate the public in matters of dog welfare, and in the prevention of cruelty and suffering. Predominantly in Romania. Additionally where appropriate to actively seek new homes.

We are a charity based in the North of England primarily focusing on Equine rescue and rehabilitation, and tackling welfare issues. The horse crisis in the UK in recent years has seen massive over-breeding of low value animals and a subsequent huge spike in the number of starved, diseased, neglected and abandoned horses and ponies, needing urgent help from charities.

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.

YEA rescues and rehomes abandoned, mistreated and unwanted dogs.

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.

Relieve the suffering of cats and kittens due to neglect, being abandoned, sickness, stray and maltreated by providing shelter and appropriate care, veterinary treatment, neutering and arranging for their adoption to safe, caring homes. Also to provide education to the public regarding the proper care and welfare of cats and kittens. Area of operation is Keighley and surrounding districts.

We are a volunteer run Rescue who take in and rehome abandoned cats and also feral kittens which are socialised before rehoming. We operate trap neuter release where we assist in trapping and neutering programmes of feral colonies and farm cats. Where feral cats cannot stay where they are they are rehomed on suitable smallholdings, stables or farms.

Replaced 5 old pens with 11 pens and one large cat unit, which comply with new legislation for boarding catteries, keeping in front of any proposed future legislation on animal accommodation for animal rescue groups. Commenced replacements for the remaing facilities. We have continued with our ever important spaying and neutering work and education on animal welfare.

Rescuing European Animals in Needprimarily in the saving and re-homing in the UK of stray and abused dogs. We havea privately owned shelter in Romania where we currently have over 200 dogs at any given time all looking for homes after being saved from certain death at the hands of the Romanian Government in Public Shelters.