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Farplace Animal Rescue
(UK, 1126812) Browse events
YTD Raised: £635.00
(UK, 1126812) Farplace Animal Rescue is a no kill animal sanctuary providing help to many animals rejected elsewhere. We specialise in wild animals, some farm animals and animals like feral cats with Feline Aids who are unable to be helped elsewhere. We operate a Cat Hospice for these cats. We also manage a woodland for habitat creation and wildlife release.
The Diana Brimblecombe Animal Rescue Centre
(UK, 288473) Browse events
YTD Raised: £635.00The Diana Brimblecombe Animal Rescue Centre is a registered Charity that seeks to provide care and comfort for animals in need of sanctuary. It mostly attempts to provide assistance for a very wide range of domestic pets but also for any injured or distressed wild animals normally considered part of the United Kingdom’s natural fauna. The Animal Rescue Centre was founded almost fifty years ago when Mrs Diana Brimblecombe established a sanctuary at her home in Wokingham to provide a continuous haven for homeless and unwanted animals. That sanctuary and its successor at Hurst, has accepted, cared for and re-homed many thousands of domestic animals, representing a multitude of species and breeds. Additionally, care, veterinary treatment and accommodation has been provided for hundreds of distressed or injured wild animals before returning them, wherever possible, to their natural habitat. About a thousand domestic animals and hundreds of battery hens are now re-homed each year and we are continually making every effort to increase the number of animals we assist. The Charity also offers an advisory service to local schools and youth organisations, attempting to provide young people with advice on the responsibilities of pet ownership and the techniques of animal care, thus, in the long term, hopefully reducing the number of animals obliged to seek sanctuary. We also make visits to care communities to provide the joy of animal contact to people whose circumstances prohibit pet ownership.
AISPA
(UK, 208530) Browse events
YTD Raised: £630.00AISPA are a British based charity who raise funds for animal welfare organisations in Italy. Their funding supports the purchase of medicines, surgical equipment, rescue vehicles, education and training. They also fully fund a mobile clinic, which is invaluable to remoter areas.
Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre
(UK, 801049) Browse events
YTD Raised: £622.77The Docklands Sailing & Watersports Centre is located in the heart of East London on the Isle of Dogs. The centre aims are to help and support children and adults of low income and varied backgrounds to participate in a variety of watersports at little or no cost
The Animal Sanctuary UK
(UK, 1153368) Browse events
YTD Raised: £620.00We rescue and rehabilitate mistreated, surrendered and abandoned animals. Animals have no time limit on their stay with us. Where possible the Animal Sanctuary has an active re-homing policy and attempts to place as many as possible into responsible and caring homes.
Sunny Harbour Cat Rescue
(UK, SC041871) Browse events
YTD Raised: £610.00Sunny Harbour Cat Rescue (SC041871) rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats and kittens from the Fife, Edinburgh and Lothian areas. We specialise in cases requiring extensive nursing care, behavioural problems and the hand rearing of infant kittens. We are a family run Charity with the welfare of cats at the forefront of all we do. We offer an advice line to the public on all aspects of cat care and welfare and work tirelessly all year round to raise the funds required to provide high level of care to all felines in our care. We are now about to embark on an ambitious project to create a purpose built facility to help cope with the ever increasing number of cats and kittens in need throughout the area as existing rescue facilities, including Sunny Harbour Cat Rescue are struggling to cope with current resources.
The Sussex Horse Rescue Trust
(UK, 297576) Browse events
YTD Raised: £605.00We aim to prevent cruelty and relieve suffering of horses, ponies and donkeys; to provide management and maintenance of facilities for the care of our rescued animals and to extend our work towards education and advice. We believe every horse pony and donkey has the right to be part of a loving family where it will be cared for and loved to the end of its naural life and to this end, where possible, we rehabilitate the animals and, when fully recovered, we loan them out to homes that can provide such an environment - no animal is ever SOLD and all loaned animals are regularly checked. If a loan home is no longer able to look after the animal, for whatever reason, it has to be returned to the Trust. Visitors are encouraged to come along on our open days to meet some of our residents and to read their case histories to understand the plight some of this animals have faced. We continually strive to promote animal welfare by producing free advice sheets and visitors are encouraged to read our information boards and take away our available literature. The Trust relies solely on public donations to support our work in caring for our resident equines and providing much needed sanctuary for those in need.
Merseyside Dogs Home
(UK, 1161947) Browse events
YTD Raised: £602.78Our work is as much about people as it is dogs, the aspiration is to have Animal Aided Therapy central to our everyday activities. Saving the lives of lost dogs and helping people to improve there own lives through contact with dogs, increasing abilities and improving opportunities for our communities. A 21st century home with cutting edge objectives.
Rochdale Dog Rescue
(UK, 1162047) Browse events
YTD Raised: £595.00We are a small dog rescue saving stray and abandoned dogs from being put to sleep. The dogs we save are brought into our care and are fully assessed, vaccinated and neutered before being matched up to their perfect new family. We are run entirely by volunteers and are funded by donations.
Daybreaks Trust
(UK, 1142270) Browse events
YTD Raised: £590.88Changing lives for the better for the greyhounds who come to Daybreaks Kennels.
RSPCA Maidenhead & East Berks
(UK, 251481) Browse events
YTD Raised: £585.00It is a branch of the RSPCA. It is an independent charity for the rehoming of dogs and cats in the area. It is funded entirely by local donations.
RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire
(UK, 232252) Browse events
YTD Raised: £579.00.Welcome to the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire branch Just Giving page. We currently have 5 charity shops and Longview Animal Centre. We are in the process of building a new state of the art Animal Centre in Stalmine and are trying to raise the funds to do so.
BTO - British Trust for Ornithology
(UK, 216652) Browse events
YTD Raised: £575.00The British Trust for Ornithology is the UK's leading bird research organisation. Our monitoring and research projects are carried out by an effective partnership of birdwatchers and professional ornithologists, the results of which inform the conservation of birds in the UK.
Oakwood Dog Rescue
(UK, Oakwood Dog Rescue - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: £571.00
(UK, Oakwood Dog Rescue - N/A) We are a dog rescue charity having been operating since 2008. Our goals and ultimate mission is simple: to rescue, rehabilitate and adopt out dogs to loving forever homes. We have a fantastic setup designed to ensure the highest welfare we can offer dogs in our care.
Croydon Animal Samaritans
(UK, 1067498) Browse events
YTD Raised: £565.36We take in stray and unwanted cats, dogs,we pay for all veterinary treatment we only rehome after a strict vetting procedure,we also pay for any ongoing medical issues.
Lab Rescue
(UK, SC042724) Browse events
YTD Raised: £565.00Our mission is to improve the welfare of Labrador Retrievers by education, providing training to prevent rehomings, rescuing, rehabilitating & rehoming. Working with Vets & other professional agencies. We are a Kennel Club approved Rescue with very strict adoption procedures & voluntary Trustees.
Rare Breeds Survival Trust
(UK, 269442) Browse events
YTD Raised: £559.37RBST is the leading national charity dedicated to the conservation of the UKs native breeds of farm livestock. Sustainable populations of native breeds provide genetic diversity within the UK’s farm livestock. Within rare and native breeds are the essential building blocks to underpin genetic livestock diversity and aid sustainable livestock systems. These breeds provide a means of managing areas of countryside in a way sympathetic to wildlife through conservation grazing. Natural adaptation of local breeds is a vital tool for sustainable land management. Native breeds also contribute to consumer choice in the food we eat and provide quality local products to meet consumer values and priorities. These breeds are also part of this countrys agricultural heritage. RBST maintains a national gene bank to help safeguard the future of these rare breeds; analyses rare breed pedigrees to develop breeding conservation programmes; provides conservation grants to breed societies; provides support to livestock keepers promoting the importance of native breeds in livestock systems and monitors breed populations and trends to identify our breeds most at risk.
Gables Farm Dogs and Cats Home
(UK, 1127194) Browse events
YTD Raised: £555.00Gables Farm Dogs' and Cats' Home was established in 1907. We care for unwanted, abandoned and stray cats and dogs. We either rehome or re-unite them with their owners. We enforce a strict non-euthanasia policy, which means no healthy animal in our care is put to sleep.
RSPCA Central & North East London Branch
(UK, 248489) Browse events
YTD Raised: £554.00Each year the Central and North East London Branch of the RSPCA helps around 1,500 cats, dogs, rabbits and other animals. One of our main activities is running a cat neutering scheme, which helps people who cannot afford vets' fees, to have their animals neutered. This service is available in the Greater London area, with the support of other RSPCA branches and other charities. We also do as much as we can to help animals in distress, and find them permanent or temporary homes. We are a separate charity from RSPCA Headquarters with responsibility for raising funds to pay for the work that we do. We constantly apply our funds to help as many animals as possible in the Branch area.
Celia Cross Greyhound Trust
(UK, 1020383) Browse events
YTD Raised: £550.00The Celia Cross Greyhound Trust rescues, rehabilitates and rehome around 200 abandoned, sick or ill-treated Greyhounds and Lurchers each year at our Sun Valley Kennels based in Guildford, Surrey. We were founded in 1970 after the late Celia Cross found her first abandoned greyhound which had been left to die in a disused barn. A registered Charity since 1993, we are small, independent and rely entirely on the fundraising activities of our supporters. The Sun Valley Kennels are now in the safe hands of Jane Thompson, who has worked with dogs for well over 20 years. She is supported by her kennel staff, board of trustees and an extensive team of valued volunteers. "I feel blessed that I have the chance to spend everyday living and working with these wonderful dogs, carrying on the legacy that meant so much to Celia and touched the hearts of so many others. For me it is a lifestyle that I wouldn't change for the world, seeing these dogs leave with their tails wagging, off to live in their new forever homes, after such an awful start, rehabilitaion at the kennels is only the start for these wonderful dogs. “Many people think that rescue centres for dogs are sad and depressing places, but it is always important to remember that these centres play an essential part in today’s society. It is very sad that there are so many dogs looking for new homes; however people should never loses sight of the fact that without rescue centres these dogs would stand no chance of a new home. Thinking of a rescue centre in this light can transform the experience in visiting them, when people think of a visit to a rescue centre as a positive thing, they are more likely to go and visit, and offer their support" We work 365 days a year caring for these dogs, and have to find every penny that we spend. Like everone we are finding the current financial climate very hard to make ends meet, That is why is is crucial that we work as a team to raise as much funds as possible for these fabulous dogs. Jane
Almost Home Animal Rescue NI
(UK, NIC101099) Browse events
YTD Raised: £545.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Almost Home Animal Rescue was set up in 2013 to enable us to help homeless animals. We currently have many animals with us who need 5 star loving homes. We aim to help the unwanted, neglected and abandoned and give them a chance of happiness. We have several animal that will remain with us for longer periods of time due to their specific needs. We are committed to:The rescuing of abandoned and unwanted animalsThe rehabilitation of abused and neglected animalsThe education of the public in the care and treatment of animalsThe promotion of spaying and neutering animals Charity No: NIC101099 Find out more Website http://www.almosthomeni.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Almost-Home-Animal-Rescue-NI-165471356992884/
Romanian Rescue Appeal U.K
(UK, 1161037) Browse events
YTD Raised: £544.00The RRA was started by Lindsey Church, who could not close her eyes to the terrible situation facing dogs in Romania, today many volunteers work together to provide Medical care, Shelter & Food, all with the aim of finding safe and loving homes for Dogs who just want a chance to live & feel loved..
Altrincham Cheshire RSPCA
(UK, 223367) Browse events
YTD Raised: £539.00Altrincham RSPCA receives no state or lottery aid and rely on fundraising activities and public support to provide direct animal welfare services in our area. These include veterinary care and safe homes for unwanted animals and those that the RSPCA Inspectors have rescued from harm.
Oak & Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre
(UK, 1115926) Browse events
YTD Raised: £536.05Caring for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife casualties, providing awareness of wildlife issues and education through talks and work experience placements.
Animal Welfare Of Luxor
(UK, 1124154) Browse events
YTD Raised: £531.00Animal Welfare of Luxor (AWOL) is a small charity, registered in the UK under charity number 1124154. AWOL provides free veterinary treatment for the animals of Luxor's west bank in Egypt. This is very poor agricultural area where working animals are often essential for the families to be able to earn a living. By helping these animals you are not only alleviating the animals pain; you are also helping their owners to feed and clothe their families. AWOL provides free veterinary care to the very hard working horses, donkeys and camels, as well as the cats and dogs belonging to poor families in the villages. AWOL also makes and provides free comfortable equine tack and dog collars to replace the unsuitable string, wire and chains which poor owners often use as nothing else is available. AWOL is committed to educating owners about better animal care, often the problems we see are caused by ignorance rather than cruelty. AWOL is the only animal charity based on the west bank. The care we provide is essential to this impoverished area. Without AWOL many animals would be left to suffer uncared for and many families would be even worse off than they are now. Please help AWOL help the animals of Luxor's west bank and their owners.