Party for Animals Worldwide (PAW) raise funds & awareness for animal welfare and conservation charities through exciting live music events.
Animals Asia Foundation (AAF)is dedicated to ending cruelty and restoring respect for all animals across Asia. AAF is a grass-roots Asia based non-governmental organisation headquartered in Hong Kong, with offices in the UK, USA, Australia and Germany and they also have Moon Bear Rescue Centres in China and Vietnam. Animals Asia works with governments, local authorities and communities on a number of projects aimed at finding long-term solutions to problems of animal cruelty.
The Cinnamon Trust (registered charity no.293399) is the only specialist national charity for people in their last years and their much loved, companion animals. A network of 10,000 volunteers across the UK “hold hands” with owners to provide vital loving care for their pets. For example, volunteers will walk a dog every day for a housebound owner, they will foster pets when owners need hospital care, or nip to the shops to fetch the cat food. The Cinnamon Trust also run two wonderful sanctuaries to provide life-long care for pets whose owners may have sadly passed away. The Cinnamon Trust provide Peace of mind for owners, love, care and safety for beloved pets.
The Monkey Sanctuary Trust (registered charity no. 1102532) is situated in Cornwall, UK and is dedicated to the rescue & rehabilitation of primates in need. Many people don't realise that is sadly still legal to keep monkeys as pets here in the UK. As well as a focus on primate welfare & conservation, The Trust promote the conservation of native wildlife & the environment, and they spend much of their time offering education about all of these important issues.
With 19 veterinary centres and 21 mobile clinics, SPANA (registered charity no. 209015) offer free treatment to animals in need across North and West Africa and the Middle East. SPANA work with communities, families and their animals to offer longer-term solutions to improving the health and welfare of working animals. Their efforts are concentrated on those areas where the need is greatest: wherever animals are mistreated, neglected or struggling to survive without proper care. They also work in remote desert communities, where qualified vets are few and far between. SPANA can also respond immediately to crises, such as when a natural disaster strikes or at a time of civil unrest or war.
Wildlife Aid (registered charity no.297610)is one of the largest rescue and rehabilitation centres in the UK . As seen on popular TV Series 'Wildlife SOS' the centre deals with in excess of 20,000 wildlife incidents each year. Wildlife Aid's aim is to ‘redress the balance between man and nature’ through education and by providing the best possible care for any form of sick, injured or orphaned wild animal or bird before releasing it back into its native wild.