Animals Charities
Animals in Disasters
Find out how animals affected by disasters such as flooding and earthquakes (including Haiti) with the WSPA's Animals in Disasters blog
Check out too the IFAW's site on how it helps animals such as those being evacuated from the Philippines' volcano
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Charity challenge

Help ENDCAP improve conditions for animals in European zoos
Become a member!
A great way to understand more about your favourite animal is to become a member of an animal charity.

Examples of charity memberships include the RSPB which give you acces to 100 nature reserves in the UK, plus a free joining gift.

The PDSA, which cares for sick animals whose owners can't afford vets' fees, have memberships for young people. PDSA Memberships are great for young people & children who love animals. 

Countryside Conservation Charities

Countryside conservation charities
  
Countryside charities cover all sorts of wildlife from hedgehogs to bumblebees, owls to bees.  There will be many ways to get involved, from participating in surveys to encouraging wildlife into your garden, driving more slowly on the roads and taking litter home with you instead of leaving it for animals to try out as a snack.  Many of these animals charities offer animals for adoption as gifts for loved ones
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