The UK is blessed with six native species of reptile: the Common Lizard, Sand Lizard, Slow Worm, Grass Snake, Adder and Smooth Snake. While not all these species are endangered, all their populations are declining and they’re facing greater threats than ever before. British reptile conservation and welfare has never been more important. However, reptiles Read More …

The Importance of Fundraising for Marine Life Conservation Our oceans are crucial to the health of our planet. The oceans feed us, they regulate the Earth’s climate and they produce most of the oxygen we breathe. They also play a vital foundational role in the global economy. But our oceans are under greater threat than Read More …

Why Fundraising is Vital for Horse Rescues If you run an equine rescue, keeping on top of the costs will likely be an ongoing challenge. There’s the daily care of the horses, ponies and donkeys to consider as well as unexpected vet bills and medical supplies. You’ll need to maintain the stables and paddocks and Read More …

The Importance of Fundraising for Bird Conservation Birds are some of the most appreciated and loved animals on our planet. They’re a source of fascination, inspiration, and joy to many. They also play key ecological roles, acting as pollinators, controlling pest populations, dispersing seeds and more. Protecting birds helps to ensure the health of ecosystems Read More …

Small animal rescues need funds, there’s no two ways about it. You need to keep your animals cared for and fed, plus there are medical bills and medical supplies to think of too. Whilst you may rely on sponsorship and donations already, you’ll need to think of additional ways you can fundraise to reach new Read More …

The Importance of Fundraising for Feline Welfare The cats in your care need all the help they can get. And with more than 250,000 animals going to rescue shelters in the UK every year, your organisation will need all the help you can give, too. You’re no doubt facing funding pressures every day, with the Read More …

Dog rescue charities simply wouldn’t be able to survive without donations and support from their local communities. As a rescue charity, there are daily costs to keep running and to keep the dogs in your care well fed and well looked after. It’s estimated that 250,000 animals go to rescue centres every year in the Read More …

Why Raising Funds for Wildlife Rehabilitation Centres is So Important Wildlife rehabilitation centres play a significant role in protecting and rehabilitating Britain’s wildlife. As well as supporting animal welfare, centres frequently also help to raise awareness for wildlife conservation and scientific research. They can aid with public education and help to foster an increased appreciation Read More …

The Importance of Fundraising for Animal Shelters and Rescues It’s not just our fellow humans that need our help. There are countless animals in the world – from endangered species to mistreated working animals and unwanted pets – that all need a little bit of assistance to survive and thrive. Animal shelters and rescue centres Read More …

The Vital Role of Wildlife and Wildlife Conservation The natural world is of unparalleled importance. Wildlife is an essential component of the ecosystems that ultimately provide us all with food, water and other resources. Wildlife also holds immense potential for scientific and medical discoveries, including new drugs and treatments. And wildlife is a source of Read More …