To rescue and provide care and shelter for lost, abandoned, neglected and ill treated dogs and with particular regard to dogs of the Border Collie breed and other working dogs and to find new homes for such animals wherever possible.

Rabbit and Guinea pig rescue center and Boarding

The Original Cat Action Trust - Registered Charity No. 1063947 The Original Cat Action Trust, the pioneer society for ferals, was founded in 1977 to help the feral cat. Feral cats are domestic cats living wild, either because they and their descendants have strayed from home or more commonly because they are unwanted and have been abandoned. AND THEY MULTIPLY... a healthy female can give birth to up to 120 kittens in her life time.

F.A.I.T.H. (For Animals In Trouble there's Hope)

Second Chance Animal Trust was founded in September 1995 after the closure of the local animals' home in Norwich. With this in mind SCAT started to raise money for a new animals' home. While doing this, SCAT achieved a successful rehoming programme, including vet and pre-home checks. In July 1997 SCAT secured an animals' home in Norfolk by renting the Central Norfolk Kennels and Cattery at East Tuddenham. This gives them accommodation for 24 dogs and 26 cats. It is a dream come true - but to secure the future of the animals' home, they need money to pay for rent, food, vet bills and general maintenance. They rely totally on donations and fund-raising events. SCAT is run by a mad crew of volunteers who are besotted with the care and love of animals. In the cold wind and rain, sunshine or snow - the care is always there. If you would like to be a part of their team- a dog walker, office worker, answer the 'phone or anything - call them on the above telephone number.

the animal rescue charity was founded in 1990 by Jan Rose and Fiona Piggott with the following aims and objectives. To provide a safe haven (sanctuary) for neglected, unwanted and abandoned animals and wherever possible to treat and re-habilitate all animals including wildlife; sanctuary as we see it being a place of protection; a refuge. We are affectionately known as 'the small charity with a big heart'. Our aims are: To overcome the pain and suffering previously endured, with kindness and understanding. To treat animals with respect and compassion. To be aware that because animals cannot speak for themselves we must be their voice. To allow animals to live their life without fear or exploitation To run a rehabilitation programme, which ensures that any animal leaving us will be well cared for and afforded the affection so desperately needed in order to thrive

StaRescue is a small pet welfare centre. We take in and care for small pet animals of all kinds; parrots, rats, mice, ferrets, dogs, cats and rabbits to name but a few.

The dedicated staff and their team of enthusiastic volunteers ensure that all the dogs are given individual attention with lots of exercise and love. The Shelter officially opened its doors to abandoned and stray animals on 9 April 2001, 18 years after the Charity was set up.

This is a registered charity with no firm means of income. All work is voluntary and donations are always welcome. If you can give a happy loving home to a cat or kitten, that deserves a second chance in life? For more details please contact Portsmouth & District Cat Rescue.

Small home based rescue in the West Wales countryside in Rhydowen, Ceredigon. We primarily take in small rodents such as rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils and degus, but do have limited space for rabbits and guinea pigs.