Animal Free Research UK

Our mission is to play a leading role in funding high-calibre, animal replacement research, to communicate this research and to advance and develop widespread support for this endeavour
Our vision is a world where all animal experiments are no longer required and have been replaced by non-animal methods which are human-relevant.
Our values are that excellence in biomedical research can, and should be, pursued without animal experiments because they are ethically unjustified and scientifically unsatisfactory. 

Registered Charity No. 1146896)

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Aspinall Foundation

The Aspinall Foundation together with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks in Kent is devoted to saving rare and endangered animals and returning them to protected areas in the wild. This includes the management of two western lowland gorilla rescue/rehabilitation projects in Congo and Gabon, and extensive projects in Java and Madagascar, supporting not only the indigenous wildlife but local communities too.

Your support will make a real difference to the future of endangered animals whose future is in all our hands.

Registered Charity No. 1100845

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Born Free Foundation

Celebrating 30 years of ‘Keeping Wildlife in the Wild’, the Born Free Foundation was founded in 1984 by the actors Bill Travers MBE and Virginia McKenna OBE, stars of the iconic film Born Free. It has grown to become a dynamic international wildlife charity, devoted to compassionate conservation and animal welfare. We take action worldwide to protect threatened species and stop animal suffering. We believe wildlife belongs in the wild and rescue animals from lives of misery in tiny cages and give them lifetime care.

Registered Charity No. 1070906

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Cats Protection

Cats Protection is the UK’s leading feline welfare charity and since 1927 we have helped many cats. We find loving new homes for cats, many of which are stray or been abandoned, run neutering programmes and educate the public on cat welfare issues.

Over the past five years we have helped around one million cats through our network of 260 volunteer-run branches, 29 adoption centres and one homing centre. Every year we help tens of thousands of cats and offer advice and care information through our national Helpline and websites, while our neutering programmes help prevent unwanted litters being born and becoming the abandoned cats of tomorrow.

Our vision is a world where every cat is treated with kindness and an understanding of its needs.

Registered Charity No. 203644 (England and Wales) and SC037711 (Scotland)

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Dogs Trust

Dogs Trust is the UK’s largest dog welfare charity and believes that no healthy dog should ever be destroyed. Last year we cared for over 16,000 lost and abandoned dogs through our network of 18 rehoming centres. We seek to find loving homes for thousands of unwanted dogs, whilst practical campaigns such as our microchipping and neutering programmes tackle the root of the stray dog problem.

Registered Charity No. 227523 & SC037843

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IFAW UK

You love animals, we save them.

IFAW works tirelessly to save and protect individual animals and entire animal populations from cruelty, suffering and exploitation. We provide critical veterinary care to cats and dogs in some of the world’s poorest communities, protect elephants and tigers from poachers, campaign to end the commercial hunting of seals and whales, and rescue animals in the wake of natural and man-made disasters. Join us.

Help us save animals around the world.

IFAW UK is one of 15 IFAW offices performing critical animal welfare work in more than 40 countries.

Registered Charity No. 1024806

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Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary

Since we opened in April 1996 we have found caring homes for an average of 20 animals each week (over 7000 to date). They come from many sources; some are abandoned, others come to us because their owners have to go into care, some due to marital breakups, moving abroad, and others are unclaimed animals from pounds throughout Northern Ireland.

We accept as many as possible, but as we have a strict NO KILL policy, our kennels are always full – over 70 dogs and 60 cats, as well as unwanted litters of puppies and kittens and various other small animals. They are secure in the sanctuary until another home is found.

Registered Charity No. XR12834

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PDSA

PDSA is the UK’s leading vet charity, providing free treatment to pets who would otherwise suffer due to economic and social hardship. It is dedicated to improving pet wellbeing, by educating owners, preventing disease and carrying out life-saving operations.

The charity has 51 Pet Hospitals and 380 plus Pet Practices and provides 2.7 million veterinary treatments a year, helping over 470,000 pets and bringing peace of mind to 300,000 owners.

PDSA does not receive any government funding, so relies entirely upon donations to continue treating sick and injured pets.

Every time a pet is seen by a vet, it costs PDSA over £20. PDSA sees more than 5,300 pets a day!

Public support is vital to enable PDSA to provide its acclaimed level of care and support for pets in need. Help a vet help a pet.

Registered Charity No. 208217 & SCO37585

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Scottish SPCA

The Scottish SPCA is Scotland’s animal welfare charity. Our objectives are to prevent cruelty to animals and encourage kindness and humanity in their treatment.

Our inspectors and animal rescue officers save thousands of domestic, farm and wild animals from harm and danger every year, while our vets and staff in our wildlife and animal rescue and rehoming centres look after, rehabilitate and rehome thousands more.

We offer our free Prevention through Education programme to every primary school in Scotland, encouraging children to treat animals with the compassion and respect they deserve.

As an animal welfare charity, we receive no government or lottery funding and rely on public donations to continue our vital work rescuing and rehoming Scotland's abandoned, neglected and defenceless animals.

Registered Charity No. SC 006467

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St Tiggywinkles

Tiggywinkles is the World's Busiest Wildlife Hospital caring for sick and injured hedgehogs, badgers, wild birds, foxes, even reptiles and amphibians.

Every year in Britain over five million wild animals and birds are injured as a direct result of their encounters with man's world. We are a specialist hospital, dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating all species of British wildlife using all available veterinary expertise.

Tiggywinkles treats over 10,000 animal casualties every year. Our doors are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to receive British wildlife casualties. We treat all casualties free of charge.

Registered Charity No. 286447

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Together for Animals

Together for Animals is a group of five charities, all working to save animals in need throughout the UK and in some of the world’s poorest communities.

Each donation we receive is distributed equally to all five member charities, making it a unique way of supporting a range of charities helping thousands of animals in desperate need of our help.

Our member charities are the Animal Health Trust, Blue Cross, The Mayhew Animal Home, SPANA and World Horse Welfare and here are some of the things they do:

• Rescue and rehome unwanted pets
• Treat sick and injured animals
• Provide education and awareness programmes
• Work to eliminate disease, a major cause of animal suffering.

Registered Charity No. 1102985

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Whale and Dolphin Conservation

WDC, Whale and Dolphin Conservation is the leading global charity dedicated to the conservation and protection of whales and dolphins. We defend these remarkable creatures against the many threats they face through campaigns, lobbying, advising governments, conservation projects, field research and rescue. Our vision is a world where every whale and dolphin is safe and free.

Registered Charity No. England and Wales No. 1014705, in Scotland No. SC040231

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World Animal Protection

We are World Animal Protection.
We end the needless suffering of animals.
We influence decision makers to put animals on the global agenda.
We help the world see how important animals are to all of us.
We inspire people to change animals’ lives for the better.
We move the world to protect animals.

Registered Charity No. 1081849

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