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Founded in 1873 and is able to offer dog
owners an unparalleled source of information, experience and
advice on dog welfare, dog health, dog training and dog
breeding.
Provides assistance in the search for
missing dogs.
Promotes the protection, security and
welfare of dogs from the threat of dog theft by the provision
of advice, information and education.
Pet Blood Bank UK is a not for profit
charity which provides a national canine blood bank.
A network of pet behaviour counsellors
working on veterinary referral.
Set up in 1995 in order to offer pet owners
a guarantee of quality when looking for a training class in
their area.
Developed to provide help and support to
the owners of diabetic dogs and cats.
Contains information on the infection in
animals.
Reunite lost dogs and cats with their
owners, care for strays until new homes can be found for them,
and educate the public about responsible pet ownership.
Founded in 1891, Dogs Trust, formerly known
as the NCDL, has always campaigned on dog-welfare related
issues to ensure a safe and happy future for our four-legged
friends.
Find new homes for hundreds of unwanted
dogs, cats and other small animals
each year.
each year.
Canine Partners assists disabled people to
enjoy greater independence and a better quality of life through
the help of specially trained dogs.
Aims to improve human health by service and
therapy animals.
A charity that trains specially selected
dogs to carry out a range of practical tasks to assist disabled
children and adults in order to achieve greater independence.
Aims to provide guide dogs, mobility and
other rehabilitation services that meet the needs of blind and
partially-sighted people.
A charity that trains dogs to alert
severely and profoundly deaf people to sounds they cannot hear
such as the alarm clock, baby cry, smoke alarm and many others.
A charity that provides temperament
assessed/vaccinated PAT Dogs and PAT Cats with registered
volunteers to hospitals, hospices, residential care homes, day
centres, special needs schools and many other establishments
often providing comfort, companionship and therapy.
A charity dedicated to improving the
quality of life for people with epilepsy and people with
disabilities by training dogs to act as efficient and safe
assistants.
A national organisation set up solely for
the benefit of those running ferret welfare and rescue
sanctuaries.
Aims to encourage and promote the keeping,
breeding and showing qualities of chinchillas whilst at all
times maintaining good husbandry practices.
Aims to promote the propagation, study and
exhibition of fancy rats.
A British society for the promotion of
Gerbils and Jirds as pets, and exhibition animals.
The National Hamster Council is a governing
body of the hamster fancy in the United Kingdom, representing
the interests of all concerned with the keeping, exhibiting
and/or breeding of all species of hamsters.
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