German Shepherd Rescue Scotland (UK, Sc041384) Browse events

German Shepherd Rescue Scotland was established to re-home German Shepherd dogs throughout Scotland. We do not discriminate against dogs on the basis of age, medical or behavioural problems. Most rescue dogs come to us through no fault of their own. We are a non-profit making organisation, who relies solely on donations to cover the costs of rescuing dogs, these include kennelling, transportation and expensive veterinary fees. We have a number of dogs that need on-going treatment and medications for life-long conditions. Please help us care for them. We are grateful for all donations large and small, and every penny is used to help German Shepherds in need.

Maendeleo Trust (UK, 1140669) Browse events

Thank you for visitng Maendeleo Trusts virgin money giving page.  Maendeleo Trust's main goal is to the support the work carried out by Village to Village, this work includes a variety of small projects operating in rural Tanzania, these include the "Uchira Childrens fund" "HIV/AIDS outreach", and "Kilimanjaro Animal Rescue" to name a few. Village to Village (Tanzania) is a registered non profit organisation, and works tirelessly to alleviate the suffering and poverty of the families living in and around Uchira. This includes Education support for children, HIV/AIDS support and outreach, housing programs, medical support for children in the village and of course our animal welfare work.

Windyway Trust (UK, 1108111) Browse events

We are a locally based Charity in Macclesfield who are dedicated to rescuing and rehoming abandoned and unwanted domestic animals.

Warrington Animal Welfare (UK, 1057149) Browse events

Warrington Animal Welfare is a rehoming & neutering charity which strives tirelessly to reduce the amount of abandoned or stray animals in the Warrington area. We do this by promoting responsible pet ownership, neutering and microchipping for pets, and by rehoming animals at our rescue centre.

The Kit Wilson Trust for Animal Welfare (UK, 1143338) Browse events

KWT rescues and re-homes unwanted animals, mainly cats and dogs, and has a wildlife rehabilitation programme and emergency help line. The Trust's Rescue Centre is also home to horses, donkeys, cats, goats, birds and small mammals where, in the interest of their welfare, they remain in our care.

Rain Rescue (UK, 1115089) Browse events

Helping pets in crisis situations in South Yorkshire. There for those who have nobody :- saving the lives of dogs in stray pounds killed due to too many being dumped and helping cats and kittens thrown out on the streets. A genuine small group helping around 500 pets every year. Huge bills always

Redwings Horse Sanctuary (UK, 1068911) Browse events

Redwings is the largest horse sanctuary in the UK, caring for over 1,300 resident horses, ponies, donkeys and mules at nine sites. Redwings rescues and rehabilitates horses in need, re-homing them when possible and offering lifelong specialist care for those unable to live outside of the Sanctuary.

Yorkshire Cat Rescue (UK, 1160138) Browse events

Yorkshire Cat Rescue offers a rehoming service for unwanted and stray cats and kittens in the West Yorkshire area. YCR operates a no-kill policy and neuters all cats and kittens before rehoming. YCR receives no central funding and has to fundraise to meet its vet, food and heating bills etc.

PTES (UK, 274206) Browse events

Established for over 30 years, Peoples Trust for Endangered Species operates worldwide to protect endangered species through effective conservation strategies informed by scientific assessment. The loss of biodiversity worldwide has a direct impact on all of us: it affects world food supplies and water availability; it limits the search for new medicines; it increases our vulnerability to natural distasters and heightens the effects of global warming. Our work has never been more urgent. In the last hundred years tigers have declined by 95%, hawksbill sea turtles by 80%. Closer to home, water voles have plummeted by 90% since the 1980s and dormice are now extinct across half their original range. We are helping tigers in Sumatra, hawkbill sea turtles around South America, water voles and dormice in the UK and many other species besides. We fulfill our mission by: - funding and commissioning conservation projects that assess the problem and put effective solutions into place - leading practical conservation in the field on priority species and habitats - managing our nature reserves to protect their endangered species - tracking our progress through careful monitoring of wildlife populations - educating, inspiring and involving people in conserving endangered species. Please help us achieve our ambitious plans. Thank you.

Adoption UK (UK, 326654) Browse events

Adoption UK is a national charity that has worked with and on behalf of adoptive parents for 40 years. We provide information, training and guidance at all stages of the adoption process and campaign to ensure that adoptive families receive the support and encouragement they need.

Hart Wildlife Rescue (UK, 1066760) Browse events

HART Wildlife Rescue is a wildlife hospital in Hampshire, providing a rescue, treatment and rehabilitation service for wildlife from Hampshire and surrounding counties. HART also advises vets, the RSPCA and the public, and offers talks and work experience places. HART is run entirely on donations.

Animals in Distress (UK, 1105487) Browse events

Animals in Distress cares for and re-homes 100s of unwanted domestic animals every year. We are passionate about the welfare of the animals in our charge and always treat them with dignity and kindness. We are committed to keeping them healthy and secure until they are in their new, forever homes.

The Animal Healing Trust and Horse Rescue (UK, 1141356) Browse events

At The Animal Healing Trust we provide sanctuary for abused and abandoned horses and ponies and allow them a place to heal from whatever they have been through be it on any level, physical, emotional, mental or spiritual. We use natural remedies and therapies as much as possible and work with natural horsemanship techniques too. Plus we allow and encourage the horses to live as natural as possible within a mixed herd environment so they have the company of other horses to aid their recovery and build their confidence and self esteem. Kindness, respect and working together in partnership with the horses are our key ethics as well as providing a safe haven and giving a lot of love. We have been providing this sanctuary since 2008 and are delighted to have helped many horses and ponies who others had given up on. And we thank everyone who has helped us. Let's continue to spread kindness and love to these amazing animals who are often misunderstood.

Bath Cats and Dogs Home (UK, 205594) Browse events

We are one of the busiest re-homing centres in the UK, providing shelter and veterinary care for over 2,000 abandoned and unwanted animals a year, operating a strict non destruction policy. Although an affiliated branch of the national RSPCA, we receive no funding for our £3,760 a day running costs.

The Flicka Foundation (UK, 1153858) Browse events

The Flicka Foundation saves donkeys and horses from cruelty, neglect, and abandonment. They are rescued, rehabilitated and live out the rest of their lives in comfort, peace and tranquility with everything they need

Teckels Animal Sanctuaries (UK, 1108726) Browse events

Teckels Animal Sanctuaries was established in 2003. As long as we have room, we will take in any cats or dogs looking for a home. We do not discriminate against old or sick animals. Our vet bills average over £4k per month and it costs us around £20k per month to run the centre overall!

The Giraffe Project (UK, 1149540) Browse events

The Giraffe Project supports some of the neediest schools in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. By providing financial, managerial and educational support to a select group of schools "Giraffe Helps Children Walk Tall into their Future".

Stray Aid (UK, 1117372) Browse events

The charity rescues and rehomes stray and abandoned dogs. It is dedicated to the welfare of unwanted dogs and will never destroy a rehomable dog. Stray Aid is dedicated to providing health checks, vaccination, flea and worm, neutering and housed until such time as they can be rehomed.

Orangutan Veterinary Aid (OVAID) (UK, EW23950) Browse events

Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs and Cats (UK, SC012708) Browse events

to provide temporary home for lost dogs and cats and where possible to restore them to their owners or find suitable new homes for them

Guide Dogs (UK, 209617/SC038979) Browse events

We will not rest until blind and partially sighted people can enjoy the same freedom of movement as everyone else.

Happy Paws Puppy Rescue (UK, 1158323) Browse events

Happy Paws Puppy Rescue was set up with the sole purpose of saving the lives of unwanted, abandoned and abused puppies and young dogs. The charity not only rescues but will financially help if needed with emergency vets fees. The charity prides itself on finding 5 star homes and providing the rescue dog with a wonderful forever family. Happy Paws maintains contact with all its families to ensure the well being of every dog who comes through our doors. The charity has placed many dogs and all are thriving and enjoying a full, healthy and happy life.

Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association (UK, 1083459) Browse events

For over 60 years UWFRA has been rescuing people and animals from the caves, mineshafts, fells and crags of Wharfedale, Nidderdale, Littondale and Mid-Airedale. Our rescue services remain free to all who need us, day or night and are financed entirely by fundraising events and donations.

British Friends Of The Israel Guide Dog Centre For The Blind (UK, 1027996) Browse events

The mission of the Israel Guide Dog Centre for the Blind is to improve the quality of life of blind people by providing them with safe mobility, independence and self-confidence through the faithful assistance of guide dogs. The British Friends raise awareness and funding for the work of the Centre from the communities of the UK. This year the British Friends have provided for five new full partnerships at the Centre so far. This means that five people for whom the door of debilitating darkness of blindness had been closed, have now had that door opened with the help of one of our heroes. Yes, our special partners do make a difference - and so can you this Pesach with a donation to our ongoing work at the Centre. We hope that you will be inspired by our work to visit the Centre or perhaps arrange an event to help us raise the much needed funding we have to raise each year to bring these special partnerships together.

Freshfields Animal Rescue Centre (UK, 1160348) Browse events

Freshfields Animal Rescue is more than a Rescue Centre. We believe all animals are of equal worth, and no healthy animal is ever destroyed. We rescue and rehome 2,000 animals every year. We engage our local community via outreach, advice, access to free/low-cost neutering, support and education.