Animals Charities

The care and welfare of cats & kittens. Where necessary we will take in and re-home stray cats. Medical care is undertaken by local veterinary clinics. Advice and guidance is given over the phone, E-Mail or social media to all contacts. If we can't help we endeavour to refer to somebody who can.Our aim is to work together with surrounding charities and organisations to promote our mutual aims.

The community hall is let for the purpose of scout and beaver groups weekly meetings, keep fit class, craft class, , fundraising activities - quizzes, socials and private lettings - weddings. Women's Institute twice-monthly meetings. New for 2017:- weekly Zumba class, monthly coffee mornings, weekly W.I. knitting and craft group. Guide dogs for the blind training, Sunday religious group.

Horse and carriage driving for disabled adults

To help and assist in re-homing Springer Spaniels to good approved homes , to aid and advise owners with problems with Springer Spaniels especially to help an owner to keep their dog rather than re-home it where appropriate . To ensure that the dogs recieve any veterinary care required before re-homing , assess the welfare requirements of the dogs and advise prospective new owners accordingly.

The rescuing and rehoming of abandoned pets and the financing of vet treatment as necessary. The charity runs a small cat sanctuary for temporarily housing cats and kittens and maintains contact with other charities having facilities for dogs and other pet animals. Also the charity liaises with local vets and contributes to the vet bills of OAPs when they cannot afford treatment for their pets.

We undertake "Challenges" in which the challengers are sponsored to help raise funds towards those who are touched with cancer. The funds are used towards varying projects where funding is not normally available via the NHS or other public bodies."Challenges" have included: walking, cycling, running, canoeing and have taken us from Cornwall to Ben Nevis to France/Belgium.

Our vision is to work towards a society where no cat is left alone or vulnerable and all cats are treated with compassion, kindness and care. Felines 1st is striving for no cat in the Surrey/Sussex area to be left behind, forgotten or abandoned when in need.Our aims are to ensure the welfare of cats, this is achieved by:Rescuing, reuniting and rehoming cats.

To relieve the suffering of cats in need of care and attention, particularly elderly, sick or abandoned cat. To provide and maintain shelter or foster homes for the reception, care and treatment of such cats. To provide appropriate vet care for such cats, including treatment of illness, vaccinations, neutering and micro chipping. To actively seek new permanent homes for these resc

Cuddles Cat Rescue takes in unwanted cats and kittens including strays. Cares for them, neuters them where necessary and re homes them to suitable persons. Raises funds to pay for vets bills,food,litter and other associated costs. Educates the public in caring for their cats.

Horse riding for disabled children and adults, operating two mornings a week from Cottagers Plot Equestrian Centre, Laceby, Grimsby

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

We are an evidence based horse intervention charity, aimed at individuals who are not responding to talk based therapies.

Providing riding with horses and ponies to both children and adults who are either or both physically or mentally disabled.

The trust is established for the purpose of relieving the suffering of ponies and horses who are in need of care and protection.

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

Room/venue hire (at reduced rates to non-profit making orgs. with users from the parishes of Kimblesworth and Plawsworth and Sacriston, Co, Durham)Venue for activities intended for easy access by local people, including: carpet bowls, dog training, youth club, cake decorating, slimmers. We also act as the venue for a community cafe, food bank and credit union outlets.

Provides a Village Hall for the community which is used on a regular basis by a number of clubs in the Stoke Ferry and surrounding area. ie Line Dancing club, Yoga, dog training classes, and regular bingos and social get togethers. The Hall is also hired by local people for parties, fund-raising events, receptions, wakes, etc, and by the Parish Council for its regular meetings.

The Milborne Port Village Hall Trust provides Fully Licensed Halls that are available to all local people & organisations as economically as possible but at the same time keeping the hall financially sound. Activities that use the Hall are: U3A , Short Mat Bowls, Gardeners Club, Badminton, Keep Fit, Moviola, Dog training, Bingo, Parties, Opera, Entertainment, Weddings, Elections, Dinners, .

We run the community centre allowing many organisations to use the facilities. Users are whist, dance, dog training, judo,Slimming World,mucky play for children, get together club for seniors. The hall is also used for childrens parties at weekends. The centre is used as a polling station when required.

Village Hall used by following groups in village and surrounding area: Monday Club,, W.I.,Flower Club, Monthly Village Market, Table Tennis. Short Mat Bowls,Skittles,BingoVillage Lunch(s),Dog training,, Pilates. Private Functions

The rescue and rehabilitation of wild animals, including feral cats and pigeons in the UK.

HALL IS LET FOR FUNCTIONS I.E PARTIES, WEDDINGS ETCON A WEEKLY BASIS THEY HOLD EXERCISE CLASSES AND DOG CLUB

We are a group that supports the free roaming dogs and cats of Cape Verde . We feed and give vet treatment , neuter and vaccinate . We also aid the rehoming of these animals , either in Cape Verde or Europe .