Miracle's Mission is a non-profit animal welfare organisation that works with sick, injured and disabled animals. Our mission is to provide a place of safety for animals in danger, to educate on the need for neutering both pets and strays and to neuter stray dogs and cats to prevent the birth of more dogs and cats onto the streets.

Based in the UK, Miracle's Mission is dedicated to helping animals worldwide with our TNRM (trap, neuter, release, manage) and education projects taking place in Borneo, Malaysia. For every animal that is released back to their place of collection we monitor and manage their progress. They are only ever released to areas of safety where they have regular feeders and people looking out for them. We will NEVER release an animal back to their original place of rescue if the place is unsafe.

Our released animals have regular feeders and informers to let us know if any medical attention is ever needed, in which case we will be right back to help. We also rescue, rehabilitate and re-home disabled dogs and cats from across the world. The dogs and cats are rehabilitated with surgeries, prosthetic legs, wheels, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.

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Friends of Akitas Trust (UK) was born in 2007 when it became apparent that a number of Akitas every week were ending up in the council pounds with only seven days to find a home before destruction.

Our aim is to get as many of these Akitas as possible into ’safe’ kennels and ultimately into new forever homes. In addition to helping stray dogs we also assist Akitas whose owners can no longer keep them for a variety of reasons. We rescue and rehome any Akita which needs it, through assessing both the dog and potential owners to ensure a well-matched and long lasting, happy relationship. We take in Akitas of all ages, the young, the elderly and everyone in between, we also take in Akitas that are ill and need veterinary attention.

We are a completely voluntary Charity with a voluntary management team to oversee the day to day running of the rescue and we are supported by a fabulous team of nationwide volunteers who we would be lost without. Together we have saved countless Akitas and sadly there will be many more that we are still to meet.

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We are a group of Cocker and English Springer Spaniel owners and lovers who had become increasingly concerned by the number of these wonderful dogs being offered for sale or even worse, free to a good home, on internet selling sites. Our aim is to advise owners of the dangers of this, help and advise owners who genuinely have to re home their dogs of better alternatives, encourage people to relinquish to rescue and take into our care any dogs whose welfare we are concerned about.

In October 2016, we became a UK Registered Charity here for the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs namely but not exclusively spaniels, who are abandoned, stray or otherwise in need of care and attention. We provide and assist in the provision of rescuing, rehoming and fostering of these dogs and treat and care for them where necessary.

When we see a ‘free to a good home’ dog advertisement, as well as any that are £150 or less, we will email, message or call and offer to help by taking the dog in to be fostered and subsequently adopted. Some people don’t reply, some people can be a little bit rude, but there are some who are simply grateful for the help and advice and it is these that make it all worth while.

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Holbrook animal rescue was founded about 26 years ago by Laura Santini. We are a small, family run rescue who rehome unwanted and abandoned dogs. We are one of the few ‘open’ rescues in the UK. Our dogs are not kept in kennels, they sleep in the sunroom and kitchen on comfortable armchairs, sofas and purpose built bunk beds.

The number of UK dogs that need rehoming has increased in recent months and we endeavour to find these pets a new family with as little distress as possible.
We also accept animals that are unable to find sanctuary elsewhere, due to behaviour or health issues, and we either rehabilitate or provide a loving home. We believe that every animal has the right to a long and happy life.

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