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The Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust (ARC) conserves amphibians and reptiles and the habitats on which they depend, to protect them for future generations.

Supporting animal across the UK, the Blue Cross charity has been helping sick, injured, abandoned and homeless pets for more than 120 years.

Covering England, Wales and Scotland, the British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) was formed in 1988 and is the only charity totally dedicated to the rescue of marine life such as whales, dolphins, porpoises and seals. The BDMLR has volunteers and a wide range of specialist equipment strategically placed throughout the UK to deal with marine mammal strandings, injured or abandoned seals and fishing gear entanglement.

A small animal charity based in South Wales, Friends of Animals Wales (FOAW) rescues and rehomes vulnerable pets across the UK. Run entirely by volunteers, FOAW carries out home-visiting, transportation, fostering, adoption, fundraising and many other tasks all designed to give rescued pets a new chance at a happy and healthy life.

Mossburn Community Farm is situated near Lockerbie in the Scottish Borders and cares for a wide range of misused, abused, unwanted and neglected animals.

Based in Windlesham, Surrey, Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue (HAWP) are a small charity who rescue, rehabilitate and release local native wildlife, from tiny dormice to the majestic deer and everything in between.

Situated in the Staffordshire Moorlands, this small charity is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of dogs in need. Run entirely by volunteer trustees, fosterers and fundraisers, Moorlands Dog Rescue (MDR) provides secure placements for dogs to recuperate and de-stress. Every dog has a dedicated foster support worker who helps to prepare volunteers for the arrival of their new foster dog, provide training advice, work with them on any behavioural plans needed, and answer any questions along the way.

Based in Coulsdon, South London, The New Moon Rescue started in June 2018 with the purpose of rescuing stray, feral and colony cats and kittens. All are microchip checked and, where possible, returned to their owners. If they cannot be returned to their owners, they are rehomed after a vet check and neutering.

Working out of Bradford in North Yorkshire, Roleystone’s team of dedicated volunteers spend their free time caring for mistreated and unwanted horses and ponies.

The Owl Sanctuary is a Cambrian based rescue and rehabilitation centre, dedicated to caring for these majestic birds and educating the public about the conservation of both wild and captive owls.

The Raptor Foundation, based in Cambridgeshire, has been a rescue and rehabilitation centre for injured birds of prey (both wild and captive) for 30 years, providing a permanent, caring environment for raptors unable to return to the wild.

The Wildlife Aid Foundation (WAF) is dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. Established in 1980, the charity’s veterinary wildlife hospital in Leatherhead, Surrey deals with more than 20,000 wildlife emergencies every year.