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Here are links to some web sites which we hope you will find interesting and perhaps useful. | |
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Take Action to Help Animals We aim to show that you really can make a difference to animals world-wide, even in just a few minutes from your home or office. Our six point plan will help you move from being aware of how you could make a difference to deciding what you actually want to do. One thing we are trying to show is that it is better to do one small thing than do nothing at all. To find out how you can make a difference right now, click on the photo of Chico, our Ambassador, on the left. |
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The Dogs Trust now has a new template available to help anyone who wants to run a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programme for dogs. The template, which is available for free download, can be found here. The web site is packed with useful information of all kinds for those invoilved with dogs and their care. |
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The fabcats web site (fabcats was founded as the feline Advisory bureau in 1958) is a one-stop shop for information and advice about cats. To visit it, click the logo or click here. |
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ANIMALS
WORLDWIDE - Tourism & Animal
Welfare Helping animals around the globe. Animals Worldwide aims to help many of the small, under-funded animal shelters and rehoming centres around the world. It supports such initiatives as 'Trap-Neuter-Release' schemes, educational programmes promoting animal respect and welfare, and works with the tourist industry to promote animal-welfare-friendly tourism. AW provides a point of contact for returning travellers to voice their concerns regarding instances of cruelty and neglect, particularly in tourist resorts. To visit their site, click on their logo. |
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Worldwide
Veterinary Service supplies veterinary resources to animal
charities and non-profit organisations around the world.
Their projects involve teams of WVS volunteers who help their associated charities
around the world. Their teams comprise both veterinary and non-veterinary
volunteers who want to work in animal welfare. To visit their site, click on their logo. |
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International
Animal Rescue is
a hands-on animal rescue and rehabilitation organisation that was founded
in 1988.
The charity's head office is in Uckfield, East Sussex, in the UK and they have rescue centres in Goa, Tamil Nadu and Agra in India, as well as in Malta. To visit their site, click on their logo. |
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World
Animal Net is the world's largest network of animal
protection societies with consultative status at the UN. |
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World Animal Day is on October 4th every year. To find out more about what you can do to make a difference on World Animal Day, visit the web site at www.worldanimalday.org.uk today. | |
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International Animal Welfare Consultancy and Training Miranda Luck + Associates was established to improve animal welfare worldwide and to meet the growing needs of today's animal care professionals. We work with you to help your organisation to understand and implement legislation and best practice in animal homes, shelters, rescue centres, sanctuaries and pounds. |
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In Italy,
Lega Pro Animale neuters dogs and cats and returns them to the streets with the backing of local authorities. It also trains veterinary staff from other countries on courses organised in Southern Italy. To visit their web site (which includes pages in English) click on the logo. |
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Spreading the word by
running low cost conferences in countries where there is a need for
information. Leaving practical projects operating in those countries after the conference is over. Sharing good practice from around the world. |
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| London Cat Care and Control Consortium - (C4), UK | Several
animal charities are working together to pool resources and attract large
funding. Concentrating on providing a free service to feeders and owners in recognition that in the UK this is the only way to combat the problem of over-population. |
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Shows how to spread a network of neutering operations across a country as big as the USA. | |
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"Les amis des chats", founded in 2000 in a village in SW France, promotes neutering, and runs TNR programmes in local villages. It has helped thousands of cats over the years. |
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