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Merseyside Dogs Home
(UK, 1161947) Browse events
YTD Raised: £602.78
(UK, 1161947) Our 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.
Rottweiler Welfare Association
(UK, 279478) Browse events
YTD Raised: £595.00It rescues abandoned and neglected Rottweilers and helps those who are unwanted. It provides all necessary care, treatment and rehabilitation and finds suitable homes who will adopt them and give them the second chance they so deserve. In 2008 it found new homes for 120 Rottweilers. Please give your support for the most special of breeds - The Rottweiler.
RSPCA Maidenhead & East Berks
(UK, 251481) Browse events
YTD Raised: £585.00
(UK, 251481) It 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.
Harvey's Army
(UK, 1157650) Browse events
YTD Raised: £578.00
(UK, 1157650) We aim to help owners who's animals are missing. We will provide financial support, search online and go out to help look where possible. If a pet is found we will scan for a microchip to reunite. We also help rescues, animals that require care from sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances etc.
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.
Cheetah Conservation Fund UK
(UK, 1079874) Browse events
YTD Raised: £571.00Cheetahs are the most endangered of the big cats in Africa and less than 10,000 remain in the wild. The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) was set up 25 years ago and is now recognized as the world’s leading organisation on the cheetah. The International Research and Education Centre in Namibia is the primary base for all CCF’s global activities, supported by chapters in US, UK, Canada and other countries. CCF has developed a truly inspirational holistic model for cheetah conservation based on the premise that saving the cheetah will save everything else, including humans. The model comprises “Future Farmers of Africa” programme, one part of which is the Livestock Guarding Dog project. This has been so successful that livestock losses have reduced to almost 0% and there is a 2-year waiting list for puppies in Namibia. Dogs have also been sent to South Africa and Tanzania to conserve cheetahs and other big cats. Other parts of the model include education, developing work opportunities for local farmers and communities, restoring habitat, implementing the innovative land-clearing Bushblok fuel project, research and releasing cheetahs back into the wild. This model has proved so successful that cheetah numbers in Namibia have doubled to 3,000. CCF’s vision is to scale-up and roll out this model to other cheetah countries in Africa and beyond. Our call to arms is: “Change the world and save a species” What an extraordinary legacy that would be. Please join us.
Shropshire Cat Rescue
(UK, 1071884) Browse events
YTD Raised: £570.00A volunteer run organisation providing a foster care network and rehoming service for stray or unwanted cats and kittens Shropshire Cat Rescue are here to help - together we can make a difference Mission To care for and rehome unwanted cats and kittens and to encourage responsible pet ownership by offering advice on neutering, vaccinating and microchipping Shropshire Cat Rescue was established in 1998 by a small group of cat lovers in the Shrewsbury area. Since then it has grown into a broader foster care network for stray, unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens throughout Shropshire. Our main shelter is located at Bayston Hill, Shrewsbury.
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.
Search and Rescue Dog Association (Southern Scotland)
(UK, SC028709) Browse events
YTD Raised: £555.00Provide search dogs for the police and MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAMS throughout Scotland. Dog handlers are all volunteers and use trained dogs to search for vulnerable and missing people, including children and the elderly. Money donated is used to pay for equipment, insurance and training.
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.
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/
Durham Wildlife Trust
(UK, 501038) Browse events
YTD Raised: £543.02Durham Wildlife Trust’s purpose is to protect and restore places for wildlife across County Durham, the City of Sunderland & the Boroughs of Gateshead, South Tyneside & Darlington. Providing opportunities for enjoyment, education and inspiration from the Tees to the Tyne.
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.
The Longleat Charitable Trust
(UK, 1057715) Browse events
YTD Raised: £530.09The Longleat Charitable Trust incorporates the Longleat Elephant Sanctuary Appeal
Wythall Animal Sanctuary
(UK, 1137681) Browse events
YTD Raised: £530.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Wythall Animal Sanctuary rescues and rehomes all types of animals or offer a sanctuary to those that can't be rehomed. Animal welfare is our top priority, age, breed or circumstance don't matter to us we just want to help animals that need us.
gentleshaw bird of prey wildlife hospital
(UK, 1054685) Browse events
YTD Raised: £530.00Sanctuary for rescued exotic animals & a hospital for injured wild birds of prey.
English Springer Spaniel Welfare
(UK, 1154632) Browse events
YTD Raised: £530.00Created by Charity Import
ANIMALS IN SCIENCE - EDUCATION TRUST
(UK, 1133119) Browse events
YTD Raised: £522.00Created via charity sign up service. AS-ET supports the education of people working with animals used in science in order to promote excellence in the animal's care and welfare.
The Boxer Rescue Service (Southern)
(UK, 294544) Browse events
YTD Raised: £514.98Our charity was formed in the early 1970's to rehome Boxer dogs. We are independent from any breed club or any other rescue organisation and operate mainly in Kent, Surrey, Hampshire and West and East Sussex. Our charity exists to alleviate suffering and distress to dogs, and in particular to the breed known as Boxers. Boxers come to us for a variety of reasons including a breakdown in marriages or partnerships, the death or illness of the owner, or other changes in family circumstances. Some dogs have been abused or neglected, and some are simply no longer wanted. All of our dogs are given a health check by our Vet and where necessary veterinary treatment is provided, all of our dogs are fully vaccinated, neutered and microchiped before being settled into a new and loving home which has been previously checked by us and found to be suitable. Our goal is to quickly find our dogs new and happy homes where they will be wanted and loved. Please support Boxer Rescue Service (Southern) to enable us to rehome Boxer dogs into new and loving homes - all donations will be gratefully received.
Labrador Rescue South East and Central
(UK, 1059122) Browse events
YTD Raised: £510.00Established in 1996 Labrador Rescue South East & Central has the sole aim of caring for and re homing pure bred and first cross Labradors Retrievers, who through no fault of their own find themselves in need of help as a result of ill treatment, domestic crisis, divorce, finance, bereavement, or health issues. We re- home over 400 Labradors each year, thats more than a dog a day!
Friends Supporting Millwall Rugby Football Club
(UK, 1119206) Browse events
YTD Raised: £510.00To support rugby in East London, particularly youth rugby within the Isle of Dogs area
Afghanaid
(UK, 1045348) Browse events
YTD Raised: £507.00Afghanaid has worked with Afghan communities since 1983 to address the issues of poverty. Through 300 local staff it works in agriculture, animal health, micro-finance, income generation, basic health education and women's resource centres.
Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre
(UK, SCO31991) Browse events
YTD Raised: £506.00Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre was opened in March 2003 on the site of rescue kennels formerly run by another charity. A group of local people, supported by the local media and residents of Dumfries and Galloway, set out to raise sufficient funds to keep a dog rescue and rehoming facility in Dumfries and Galloway. A registered charity was set up (SCO30991) and later the organisation became a company limited by guarantee. Our rescue centre services the whole of Dumfries and Galloway but, when space permits, we will take in dogs from pounds in England and from Northern Ireland to save them from destruction. We have a contract with our local council to look after stray dogs while they wait to be reclaimed by their owners and to rehome them if they are not claimed. We are licensed by the local authority for the care of dogs. We take in around 350 dogs a year and have consistently rehomed about 300 during each year of our operations to date. We are very proud that there are a great many people whose lives have been enriched by the companionship given by one of our dogs. Our web site has enabled us to reach out beyond Dumfries and Galloway and we have rehomed dogs from Dorset to Orkney. As well as rehoming dogs and raising the funds to run our centre, our team carries out visits to talk to local organisations and schools as well as receiving visits from schools, colleges and other groups. On referral from our local social services department, we take in welfare cases, providing temporary care for pets during a time of personal difficulty for their owners. We microchip all our rehomed dogs and provide this service for others. We use the services of a trained dog behaviourist to augment the skills of our staff. We have recently begun a pilot project ongoing support for dog adopters when the behaviour of their pet is challenging. Our staff are trained to assess incoming dogs and to implement training plans to overcome any potential problem behaviours. If a dog finds difficulty in coping with life in kennels, we try to place them with foster carers until a permanent home can be found. Our sponsor a dog (SAD) scheme allows us to provide ongoing support for elderly or chronically sick dogs in a home environment where they can thrive. We believe strongly that our function is to serve both human and canine members of our community in Dumfries and Galloway. This gives us the flexibility to offer a personal service, responding to individual needs and sets us apart from nationally based organisations. However, we aspire to equal these organisations by adopting best practice in running our rescue and rehoming service and were proud to become members of the Association of Dog and Cat Homes.