Animals Charities

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.

We help, care for the welfare and improve the quality of life of abandoned or feral cats in and around Coventry. We respond to calls for help when we are told cats and/or kittens are apparently abandoned living in gardens or on the highway, or surviving rough as ferals and endeavour to improve their quality of life.Volunteers and helpers are always welcome to join us.

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.

The Association provides horse riding as a therapy for all age groups suffering from physical or mental disabilities. On 2 days per week at their purpose built facilities at Willington, Bedfordshire.

To care for the welfare of cats in the area. To offer advice and support. Rescue & re-homing of cats, running of the charity shop to raise funds for the care and wellbeing of these animals, ensuring that all cats that come into the Charity's care are neutered to stop any further breeding. To raise the public awareness of the importance of neutering.

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.

We aim to link up with animal welfare charities & tour operators to collectively reduce the number of dogs living homeless on the streets of Greece.Dogs will be safe, cared for & there will be a more humane control of the stray dog population.We will create a model shelter with vet care & an education program in place. Tourist visiting these areas will be encouraged to support the local shelters.

We aim to get as many Akitas in danger into safe kennels and ultimately into new forever homes. Our objective is to help, rescue where necessary, rehabilitate and rehome any Akita which needs it, through assessing both dog and potential owners, to ensure a well-matched and long lasting, happy relationship.

For the public benefit in Lancaster Morecambe and the surrounding areas. To promote humane behaviour towards cats by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for cats which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage, rehoming such cats where possible and to educate the public about cat ownership.

The Charity principally supports equine and City of London related charities

Rescuing dogs in need, mainly strays. Provide kennelling, veterinary care,and eventual re-homing

TREC GB is the national governing body for the sport of British TREC within the UK. British TREC is an equestrian sport focussed on orienteering on horseback and the development of skills needed by horse and rider to safely plan and execute a ride in unfamiliar terrain.

Our main work is the rescue and care of abused or neglected equines, rehabilitating them to be the best they can be considering their aptitude/abilities. The aim is to rehome but this is not often possible due to old age or long-term physical issues which often renders them unsuitable for riding but some are suitable as companions. We offer young people opportunities to work with our animals.

TO GIVE VETERINARY TREATMENT TO ALL THE WORKING ANIMALS OF JAIPUR IE ELEPHANTS, CAMELS AND EQUINES. TO TRAP, NEUTER AND VACCINATE AGAINST RABIES ALL THE STREET DOGS OF JAIPUR. TO TREAT ALL ANIMALS BROUGHT TO OUR CENTRE BY OWNERS. TO HOLD CLINICS AT ALL THE ANIMAL FAIRS IN THE AREA. TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY IN THE HUMANE AND COMPASSIONATE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS.

We rescue sick, stray and abandoned animals in the Merseyside area. We trap and neuter feral cats to keep the population of unwanted homeless kittens trying to survive on the city's streets. We are restricted to the resources we have.

The objectives of the Trust are:To prevent cruelty to equine animals, to relieve suffering and distress amongst such equine animals, To provide social services for help for the relief of the aged and infirm.

We take in and re home small animals that are lost or abandoned. We microchip vaccinate and re home. We also neuter as many cats and dogs as we can and help those on low income to pay their vet bills.

Horse Riding lessons for children and adults with all types of disabilities, all year round.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback Welfare Trust (RRWT) gives a new life to Rhodesian Ridgebacks whose world has fallen apart and relieves the suffering of those in need of care throughout Great Britain. The lives of hundreds of Ridgebacks have been transformed in the twenty five years of its existence.

The object of the association shall be to relieve the suffering and distress of Chihuahua dogs in need of care, attention or rehoming as a result of ill treatment, hardship, neglect or change of circumstances.

For the benefit of the public in Kent to reduce the suffering of rescue dogs in need of care andattention and to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care, andtreatment of such dogs; To promote human behaviour towards dogs. To educate the public so far as possible in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering.

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats and kittens