Animals Charities

Cat charity. Care and Rehoming of local unwanted cats.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by raising awareness via our website and supporters. To educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general via all media sources possible and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals by making grants to support the charitable work of organisations with similar objects.

To promote any charitable purpose for the relief, shelter, and care of elderly and infirm horses which can no longer be worked and require long term care, and in particular to provide facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals

To act as a sanctuary and veterinary clinic for unwanted cats.

based in Lincolnshire operating in England & Wales. Founded in 2002 and managed and run by trustees and volunteers. With an outstanding reputation for high standards & commitment to the welfare of dogs, we rely entirely on sponsorship & donations to rescue from council pounds and other sources with the aim of boarding & rehoming dogs

Finding loving homes for abandoned and unwanted dogs in the Aireworth district.

The provision of training, facilities, horses and equipment to encourage and facilitate the participation in equestrian sporting activities by people with physical, mental or sensory disabilities.

Takes in and cares for unwanted dogs and rehomes them to suitable new homes and owners

Rehome and rescue domesticated and ferel cats and neutering. Offer help and advice to the public.

Hold and update the New Forest Pony Stud Book, promote pedigree and part bred New Forest Ponies here and around the world. Hold an Annual Breed Show and Stallion Show for New Forest ponies, Educate the public about New Forest ponies.

YEA rescues and rehomes abandoned, mistreated and unwanted dogs.

To relieve the suffering of German Shepherd Dogs in need of care and attention and treatment of such animals. To make the public aware of the responsibilities of adopting a dog and the need for properly socialised dogs in our community. Removing and assessing dogs from situations which could be a danger to the public and where children may be at risk.

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.

We rescue, care for and rehome animals in need.We provide veterinary care for the animals that need it.We run a food bank to help those who are struggling to feed their animals.We offer education and support for good, responsible ownership.

Equine facilitated learning/education using outdoor activities with horses and ponies in the natural environment. We offer an alternative intervention for young people who struggle to engage in clinical, talking settings. Here we offer a safe space where clients can build resilience, engage in exercise, develop emotional intelligence. Therapeutic lead rein riding can also be part of the plan.

Moorland Community Care Group seeks to provide companionship and support to those living within the localities of Bovey Tracey, Ashburton and Buckfastleigh, who are vulnerable because of problems such as age, social isolation and infirmity. The support includes tasks such shopping, dog-walking, collecting prescriptions, taking clients on outings, etc.

To promote humane behaviour towards cats and kittens by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for such animals. To advance the education of the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering. To provide therapy cats to people who are in need as a result of disability.

Wakefield RDA provides horse riding for people with disabilities in the Wakefield District.Volunteers help with horse care and riding sessions.Training and qualifications are available to riders and volunteers.

Established in response to widespread concern about the viability and long-term survival of the traditional Dartmoor Heritage pony on Dartmoor. We provide: direct grants to breeders and keepers, grazing on Bellever, organisation of multi-year scientific studies, educational walks and talks on Heritage Ponies, advocacy for Heritage Ponies breeders. In addition we promote sale of Heritage Ponies.

The primary activity of the Charity is welfare assistance whereby assistance is given towards the cost of treating owned animals and in the case of feral and stray animals all of the cost is met.We have a telephone 'help line' whereby we receive calls from members of the public and deal with their enquiries.Continuation of a cat neutering scheme incorporating a micro-chipping arrangement.

We re-home (mainly) dogs and cats. They are neutered if old enough.All the dogs and cats are vaccinated, microchipped, flead, wormed and any other medical attention as required by the vets. A team of volunteers do home visits before the animals are adopted. Veterinary references, or a home check from an animal rescue local to the adopter, are required where animals are homed out of our area.

A) To advance the amateur sport of association football.B) To promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing association football C) To provide and assist in providing facilities for sport, recreation and other leisure time occupation of people who have need of such facilities

Rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of horses and ponies. Rehoming also offered to small animals.

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We provide Equine Assisted Learning and Therapeutic Horsemanship to children , teenagers and their families when life is challenging and additional support helps to deal with the issues that they are facing. We are based in Wisborough Green, West Sussex. Families come and spend time with the horses and with qualified practitioners find new skills ,strategies and information to assist them.