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Previously known as the World Wildlife Fund, WWF is a global organisation dedicated to conserving the world's wildlife and conservation. They help protect endangered species, address major global threats to the planet and are constantly seeking sustainable solutions that will benefit both animals and people.
Founded by animal welfare campaigners John and Jo Hicks, this organisation is active in rescuing and aiding animals worldwide. There are lots of details of successful projects throughout the worth, plus links to other useful sites and details of ways to help.
The homepage of this British animal welfare charity is colourfully designed and contains lots of useful information. In particular, there's expert advice and a useful section suggesting ways members of the public can help care for animals in need.
Charity dedicated to improving the welfare of deer, through educating the public, advising government organisations and through work throughout the UK.
Protecting the wildlife of our coasts and seas is the main aim of this charity. Their website is very informative and the project pages, such as the good beach guide, coral reef campaign and adopt-a-turtle scheme, are well worth a look.
The Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments believes that experimenting on live animals isn't acceptable and more ethical approaches should be developed. Find out all about their work and views here.
The HSA aim to "make a real difference to animal welfare" and are the only registered charity committed to promoting the welfare of animals in markets, during transportation and up to the point of slaughter.
Finding out why animals suffer from disease and sickness, and developing ways of improving their health, is the aim of this organisation. Their website clearly describes their work and the science behind it.
Find out about their campaigns in the UK and abroad, as well as the latest news related to animal welfare. Also you can receive advice online to questions such as what to do if you find a fledgling, or you find a snare.
International wildlife charity that works "with compassion to prevent cruelty, alleviate suffering and encourage everyone to treat all individual animals with respect." Includes up-to-date news, on-going projects, topics of debate and the chance to adopt an animal for a year.
Dog welfare organisation who aim to provide a "safe and happy future for our four-legged friends." Packed with information about re-homing, campaigns and dog sponsorship schemes, it's well worth a look. If you're in need of dog advice, a selection of fact sheets can be downloaded from the "You and Your Dog" section.
Official website of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds featuring a wealth of information of interest to all ages. Highlights include nest webcams, conservation features, activities for children, news and current affairs.
Find out more about the work of the UK's leading conservation charity dedicated to all wildlife, or get involved locally.
Organisation who believe animals deserve more respect and that the international fur trade is cruel and unnecessary.
A charitable foundation for global holistic health, maleria in Africa and humanitarian projects.
