Sussex Wildlife Trust (UK, 207005) Browse events

The aim of the Sussex Wildlife Trust is to conserve Sussex landscape, wildlife and its habitats and to use its knowledge and expertise to help the people of Sussex to enjoy, understand and take action.

RSPCA Preston & District Branch (UK, 232256) Browse events

RSPCA Preston & District Branch is a self-funding charity that provides food/shelter/medical care for rescued animals until we can find them forever homes. We receive no funding from National RSPCA or Government. We rely on public donations and the support of the community to keep the centre open.

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!

Leicestershire And Rutland Wildlife Trust Limited (UK, 210531) Browse events

Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust is working to protect and enhance the wildlife and wild places of Leicestershire and Rutland and to engage people in their local environment.  We are one of a network of 47 Wildlife Trusts across the country and our vision is for a Living Landscape rich in wildlife, valued and enjoyed by all.   We care for 32 nature reserves covering 2929 acres.  From woodland to meadows, wetland to heaths, they contain some of the richest variety of animal plant species in the country. We campaign tirelessly for wildlife protecting threatened habitats like wildflower meadows and rare species such as ospreys, otters and water voles. We are dedicated to securing a better future for wildlife by helping people of all ages to gain a greater appreciation and understanding of nature.  We rely entirely on membership subscriptions, grants and fundraising for our income.  If you would like to help us, please click on the ‘make a donation tab’ below or why not organize your own event and get your friends and family to sponsor you? Click on ‘Start fundraising’ to set up your own fundraising page. To find out more about us, or join as a member, please visit our website at www.lrwt.org.uk or contact us on 0116 2720444 during office hours.  

Woodside Animal Welfare Trust (UK, 1143122) Browse events

Woodside’s countryside sanctuary cares for and re-homes over 1200 unwanted and abused pets annually. All types of companion animals are taken in, with the exception of exotics and cage birds. A small number of hand reared farm animals and ex- battery hens have free range of our fields and our dogs enjoy daily walks in the adjacent forest. No animals are destroyed unless they are beyond veterinary help or dangerous. Animals not chosen for adoption, due to age or infirmity, remain in homely, special care units such as Dunroamin and The Mews. These much loved residents are given full medical care and have an extended family of dedicated staff and volunteers. Aware that simply re-cycling animals is not enough, Woodside has an enthusiastic approach to spaying and neutering, and offers an assisted spay scheme for owners on benefit. This service is especially promoted in deprived areas, by experienced staff through a welfare round. During these visits, vulnerable animals are often released into our care. The adoption of all pets is taken very seriously with pre and post home-checks, and follow up visits if felt necessary. It is mandatory that adopted pets are returned to the sanctuary if they can no longer be kept within the family. None of the above work could be achieved without the generosity of the general public, and our Founder and Administrator, Carole Bowles, who was made an MBE in 2000 for over forty years of unpaid service to animal welfare. When funds are low, services have to be scaled down, so every effort is made to generate, extra income via our charity shops, fund-raising volunteers, newsletters and appeals. Anyone who supports Woodside can be assured that funds raised are used to improve the lives of pets in need.

Vulval Pain Society (UK, 1118118) Browse events

The Vulval Pain Society (VPS) is a confidential service for women who suffer from vulval pain due to vestibulodynia and vulvodynia.

NISBTR (UK, NIC101909) Browse events

NISBTR was established in 2012 to assist abandoned and neglected Staffordshire Bull Terriers. We are a charity that is run solely by volunteers and rely completely on kind donations from the public to enable us to ease the plight of this often misunderstood breed.

SARDA (England) (UK, 264794) Browse events

The objective of the charity is to train mountain rescue search dogs and their handlers. so they can be used by the Police and Mountain rescue teams to find and rescue missing and overdue people.

St. Francis’ Children’s Society (UK, 211670) Browse events

St. Francis’ Children’s Society (SFCS) is a voluntary adoption agency which seeks to make a difference to vulnerable children’s lives by finding them permanent families. With offices in Milton Keynes and Peterborough, we operate across Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire.

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

Borders Pet Rescue (UK, Sc001583) Browse events

Borders Pet Rescue is a small animal rescue charity based in Earlston in the Scottish Borders. We have accommodation for 6 dogs, approx. 22 cats and a few small animals and have successfully re-homed thousands of animals over the past 25 years.  All our animals are health checked, vaccinated, wormed, deflead and neutered and are given individual care plans.We have volunteers who foster old, ill or very young animals until they are found homes. Our centre is staffed from 8am to 8pm to give time and care to the animals We are totally funded by public donations, fundraising and bequests so we appreciate all the help you are able to give us. Thank You!

Cornwall Animal Hospital (UK, 1153992) Browse events

At the Cornwall Animal Hospital we make sure that all animals get the veterinary treatment they need when owners cannot afford to pay fees in their entirety.

Wild Futures (UK, 1102532) Browse events

Wild Futures (formerly The Monkey Sanctuary Trust) is a UK registered charity founded upon almost five decades of experience as a leader in the field of primate welfare and conservation, environmental education, and sustainable practice. The charity operates a sanctuary in Cornwall, caring for unwanted and ex-pet monkeys in need of a safe home for life.

Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary (UK, 1134951) Browse events

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Service Dogs UK (UK, 1165409) Browse events

Service Dogs UK trains and provides assistance dogs, selected carefully from rescue, to support members of the Armed Forces and Emergency Services who have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). See what we do here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42b0GpuDCtE

RSPCA Warrington, Halton & St Helens Branch (UK, 232259) Browse events

The branch supports the rescuing, adopting and caring for the welfare of animals in the Warrington, Halton, St Helens and surrounding areas (including Culcheth, Lymm, Stockton Heath, Frodsham, Helsby, Prescot, Knowsley and Rainford).

Dogs 4 Adoption (UK, 1136251) Browse events

Dogs 4 Adoption is a registered charity helping to rescue and re-home unwanted dogs.We take in stray and abandoned dogs, many of which are suffering with health problems such as bad skin conditions, severally under weight or suffering from eye & ear infections. Many of the dogs we take in are never re-claimed by their owners, so we have the huge task of re-homing hundreds of dogs every year.

Worldwide Veterinary Service (UK, 1100485) Browse events

WVS is committed to improving the treatment and welfare of animals throughout the world.The main emphasis is on providing a sustainable veterinary resource in the form of volunteer teams, drugs, equipment and advice to assist animal charities and non-profit organisations around the world.

USPCA (UK, NIC102755) Browse events

The Ulster Society Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is a Charity dedicated to the objective clearly stated in its title, ‘The Prevention of Cruelty and the Relief of Suffering.’ It is the second oldest animal welfare charity in the world. The USPCA is 100% funded by voluntary donations.

Animals Asia Foundation - UK (UK, 1086903) Browse events

Animals Asia is devoted to ending the barbaric practice of bear bile farming and improving the welfare of animals in China and Vietnam. We promote compassion and respect for all animals and work to bring about long-term change.

Hornsea Inshore Rescue (UK, 1042449) Browse events

Hornsea Inshore Rescue is an independent rescue service looking after this section of the East Yorkshire Coast. It is manned entirely by volunteers, and funded by the generosity of the general public and local businesses. All donations to Hornsea Rescue go directly into the charity funds.

All Dogs Matter (UK, 1132883) Browse events

Horse Rescue Scotland (UK, SC044484) Browse events

Horse Rescue Scotland is a Scottish National Horse charity that aims to improve the lives of horses within Scotland through education, campaigning, and hands-on care. Our vision: Horse Rescue Scotland’s philosophies, is a place where every horse is treated with respect, compassion and understanding.

Springer Rescue for Scotland (UK, SC040565) Browse events

Springer Rescue for Scotland rescues and rehomes Springer Spaniels across Scotland. All dogs in their care are fostered in family homes, vet-checked, vaccinated and microchipped and any other necessary veterinary treatment. Ongoing veterinary support is often provided for elderly or infirm dogs.

Staffie Smiles Rescue (UK, SC045602) Browse events

We are a non-profit organisation that relies completely on donations from adoptions and fundraising events so that we can ensure that any dog we help to save is healthy and up-to-date with vaccinations, neutered, given worm/flea treatments and that they are treated for any illnesses before rehoming.