Homelessness is a growing problem in the UK and an increasing number of homeless people have dogs. The bond between many homeless people and their dogs is profound and the health and wellbeing of their canine companions is often a major priority for their owners.
We have been at Hollyview for 18 years and have always rescued animals but as we have been asked to help more and more animals we made the decision to register as a non profit making charity. We have at the moment 144 animals in our care but this number can grow on a weekly […]
Labrador Rescue Kent and Borders is a Registered Charity (No.1067495) formed in 1997 which aims to recover, rehabilitate and re-home any Labrador Retriever in the County of Kent and its borders that has been ill-treated, neglected or whose owners can no longer keep it.
Established in 1991 as a specialist Wildlife Information Bureau and Fox Deterrence Consultancy, it has incorporated a Wildlife Hospital since 1993 which, today, admits and treats around 800 foxes per year, including 250 cubs.
We are dedicated to rescuing horses, ponies and donkeys that have been neglected, abused or are unwanted, sometimes simply because they are no longer rideable. We currently have more than 200 animals in our care and our aim is to provide a safe, comfortable environment for them at our 100-acre farm, near Uckfield in Sussex.
We have been operating for 22 years; rescuing, neutering and re-homing around 250 cats every year. Home visits are carried out, and all rescue cats are neutered, micro-chipped and treated against fleas and worms before adoption. We also offer micro-chipping, and assisted funding for neutering depending on circumstances. Please call the shelter to make an […]
Situated in the Broadwater Forest near Tunbridge Wells in Kent, Folly Wildlife Rescue Trust is a charity dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned and distressed wild animals and birds throughout West Kent, East Sussex and the surrounding region.
To provide care and refuge for cats and kittens both feral and domestic and for those animals which on the basis of age, temperament or appearance would not normally be taken in elsewhere To promote the welfare of animals through example and education To humanely reduce the population of dogs and cats, both pedigree and […]
We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. We operate a no destruction policy. All our animals are health checked, inoculated & identi-chipped and leave with 4 weeks free Pet Insurance. We have a full neutering policy. We carry out home checks and are able to re-home to most areas of the […]
We are a non-profit making charity re-homing or providing permanent refuge for abused, abandoned and unwanted animals. We operate a no destruction policy.
At the KWT we rescue and re-home unwanted animals, mainly cats and dogs, and have 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.
East Sussex WRAS was established as a voluntary group in 1996, but some of its rescuers have been rescuing since 1985. The organisation was set up in order to provide a front-line rescue service for wildlife casualties who unlike their domesticated cousins, do not have owners to help look after them.
We help around 200,000 cats and kittens every year thanks in no small part to our network of over 250 volunteer-run branches and 36 centres. These include the charity’s flagship adoption centre in Chelwood Gate, Sussex where our administrative offices can also be found. Cats Protection is governed by a Board of Trustees which, in turn, […]
In 1952 Miss Raymonde-Hawkins established Raystede as an animal charity. She made a pledge to provide facilities that were equal to or better than existing animal rescue centres. In the early days the charity was based in her cottage and back garden.
Based in Ferring, Worthing, Wadars is a leading animal welfare charity and has been rescuing wildlife and rehoming companion animals since 1969. We believe that animals enrich our lives: we also know that they cannot speak for themselves and need protection. Last year Wadars rescued more than 1700 injured, orphaned and at risk birds and […]
