Animals Charities

the welfare of animals

Silth's Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes or returns abandoned, stray, and feral animals, particularly cats. We are run by volunteers and operate through a series of foster homes. We mostly operate within the central Liverpool region, but rehome nation wide.

We provide neutering, veterinary help, and food for strays dogs and cats and also assist small groups helping them.

Raises money to support school activities - events were: Christmas Fair, Christmas Show Raffles, Disco's and a Donkey Derby.

Holt Cool Cats out of school club provides out of school childcare for children aged 3 to 12 years in term time only for children who attend Holt CP School. The club provides a variety of activities so that children can learn, play, achieve and have fun.

Funding, treatment and protection of dogs in Romania, including veterinary treatment, microchipping, neutering, vaccinations and appropriate shelter.Safe transport to the UKSafe and experienced care in vetted foster homes Safe, pre-checked adoption homes in the UK Ongoing support for adopters and dogsSpay/neuter campaign funding in RomaniaEducation and awareness raising

The object of the charity is to raise funds to relieve the suffering and distress of animals (in particular dogs) which are in need of care and attention by reason of ill treatment, abandonment, injury or sickness. The ultimate aim is the rehoming of dogs whenever possible through the rescue centre of Wallace Kennels.

Care and rehoming of abandoned dogs

1. Rehoming of stray and unwanted cats and kittens in the SK postcode area. 2. Trap, neuter and release of feral and community cats and kittens. 3. Education of the public about cats and their needs.

Providing horse riding and carriage driving activities for disabled children and adults

Providing education and support to cat owners to promote responsible ownership. Assisting cat owners in times of crisis to alleviate pressures by providing temporary care for their pets.

Funds are raised in the UK and elsewhere for the benefit and welfare of all animals in Nepal. The charity works with local partners to oversee and support large scale animal birth control programmes to humanely reduce the population of stray dogs on the streets of Kathmandu and other urbanised, high-dog population areas within Nepal. It also supports a vaccination programme against rabies.

CareDogs tackles loneliness and social isolation one dog walk at a time via our befriending service which gets older people outdoors and benefitting from both human and dog companionship. We provide local volunteering opportunities for dog owners and also host community dog-walking events in partnership with neighbouring charities and organisations to get more people out walking and talking.

We are a small, private cat rescue organisation which offers help to the general public with unwanted cats & kittens. We also take in, wherever possible, stray cats and feral cats. We have a strict neutering policy and no animals in our care remain unneutered.

a) To relieve the suffering of Horses, Ponies and Donkeys who are in need of care and attention by:i) Establishing a sanctuary for the care of such animals and rehabilitate them. ii) The provision of proper caring homes for them.iii) To educate the public on all matters concerning the welfare of Horses, Ponies and Donkeys.

K-9RR's main objective is to stop as many dogs as possible from going into rescue. We do this by running training on Sundays to help rescue dog owners to understand their dogs behaviour, the law with regard to owning a dog and their responsibility as owners. They train to pass the Kennel Club's Good Citizens Scheme. In addition K-9RR is also a small foster-based rescue for all breeds of dogs.

Current activities:The Slymbridge Village Hall provides:-The possibility for a large group of organisations to meet, e.g.: Horticultural Society,History Society,Dog Training, Parish Council, the Slimbridge variety Group, church meetings, Village Hall social group meetings-Horticultural shows-Variety performance evenings

Our cattery in south Essex provides care for abandoned, lost and injured cats until suitably rehomed. Our core ethics are a non-destruction policy. We are supported by volunteers and donors. We provide life care for ferals and cats that are unsuitable for rehoming. We provide veterinary treatment for cats in need and to ensure that each cat is neutered on arrival.

PROVIDE EQUIPMENT TO OVERSEAS ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE THEM TO CATCH/NEUTER/AND RETURN FERRAL CATS AND DOGS

Horse and pony rehabiliationArt for people with anxiety and depression

THE ASSOCIATION IS ESTABLISHED FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SALUKI BREED OF DOG FROM SUFFERING OR MALTREATMENT. IN PARTICULAR THE PROVISION OF ACCOMMODATION FOR UNWANTED OR HOMELESS SALUKI'S UNTIL PERMANENT HOMES CAN BE FOUND FOR THEM AND THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF RESPONSIBLE OWNERSHIP AND THE DISCOURAGEMENT OF IRRESPONSIBLE BREEDING OF SALUKI'S.

To preserve and improve the quality of the breed of horse known as the Haflinger and for the benefit of the public, to hold shows, exhibitions and Haflinger classes at other shows.

CKCR rehome cats and kittens in the Chester area. Any cats or kittens that are in need of a new home will be neutered, vet checked, have flea and worm treatment. All new homes will have a safety checkWe try and control localised feral populations by trapping and neutering feral cats whilst working with the local community.We provide advice, education to the community on cat behaviour and care.

PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING A NETWORK OF SAFEHOUSES (ALSO KNOWN AS RESCUE PENS); RESCUING AND RECEIVING CATS; PROVIDING VETERINARY TREATMENT AND NEUTERING AS NECESSARY; ARRANGING REHOMING; TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP, IF APPLICABLE; REREGISTERING IDENTITY MICROCHIPS; SUPPORTING OWNERS OF REHOMED CATS WITH ADVICE; AND WHERE APPROPRIATE, FINANCIAL AID FOR TREATMENT