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Animal Aid

Address: The Old Chapel, Bradford Street, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 1AW

Telephone: 01732 364546

Fax:

Email:

info@animalaid.org.uk

Website:

http://animalaid.org.uk

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For 35 years, Animal Aid has been investigating and campaigning against animal cruelty – and we get results:

Animal Aid filmed undercover in nine UK slaughterhouses and revealed shocking illegal cruelty. We launched a high-profile campaign, which led to the UK’s ten biggest supermarket chains insisting on independently monitored CCTV cameras in slaughterhouses. We have also secured successful prosecutions for cruelty, based on our CCTV footage. Two slaughterhouse workers have been jailed.

Barn Owl Trust

Address: Waterleat (AB), Ashburton, Devon TQ13 7HU

Telephone: 01364 653026

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Email:

info@barnowltrust.org.uk

Website:

www.barnowltrust.org.uk

Charity number: 299835 (England & Wales)

The Barn Owl Trust is a small charity working hard to conserve one of the most beautiful birds on earth. Anyone who has ever watched a Barn Owl hunting at dusk has surely been touched by the experience but in recent years these magical birds have become increasingly rare – and the reasons are all man-made.

British Hen Welfare Trust, The

Address: Hope Chapel, Rose Ash, South Molton, Devon, EX36 4RF

Telephone: 01884 860084

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Email:

info@bhwt.org.uk

Website:

www.bhwt.org.uk

Charity number: 1147356

Founded in 2003 by Jane Howorth, The British Hen Welfare Trust is the only national charity in the UK committed to hen welfare. The charity re-homes ex commercial hens, saving tens of thousands from slaughter each year. It also works to educate the public about making a difference to hen welfare by opting for free range eggs, and encourages support for the British egg industry.

Its ultimate aim is to see consumers and food manufacturers buying only UK produced free range eggs, resulting in a strong British egg industry where all commercial laying hens enjoy a good quality life.

International Animal Rescue

Address: Lime House, Regency Close, Uckfield, East Sussex TN22 1DS

Telephone: 01825 767688

Fax: 01825 768012

Email:

info@internationalanimalrescue.org

Website:

www.internationalanimalrescue.org

Charity number: 1118277 (England & Wales)

At International Animal Rescue we do exactly what our name says: we save animals from suffering around the world. In India our clinics sterilise and vaccinate stray dogs and cats to regulate their numbers and protect them from disease. Our vets also treat cattle and wildlife.

New Life Parrot Rescue & Helpline Service

Address: PO Box 84, St. Neots, Cambs PE19 2LB

Telephone: 01480 390040

Fax: 01480 390040

Email:

admin.nlpr@ntlworld.com

Website:

http://www.nlpr.co.uk

Charity number: 1056409 (England & Wales)

Fred, the inspiration for our logo, chained to a 12-inch perch for 19 years! Imagine his suffering.

New Life Parrot Rescue & Helpline Service, founded in 1995, offers a specialised and unique service.

Our fundamental aim is to take in unwanted, neglected, traumatised and abused companion psittacines. Our objective is to care for each of them and, where necessary, restore them to good health.

Sussex Wildlife Trust

Address: Dept LSG, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex BN5 9SD

Telephone: 01273 492630

Fax: 01273 494500

Email:

enquiries@sussexwt.org.uk

Website:

www.sussexwt.org.uk

Charity number: 207005 (England & Wales)

The Sussex Wildlife Trust is the largest voluntary organisation devoted to nature conservation in Sussex. With more than 33,000 members, the Trust owns or manages nearly 5,000 acres of land in 33 nature reserves.

Zoological Society of London (ZSL)

Address: Room LSG13, Regents Park, London NW1 4RY

Telephone: 020 7449 6206

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Email:

fundraising@zsl.org

Website:

http://www.zsl.org

Charity number: 208728 (England & Wales)

As a charity dependent on public support, ZSL relies on future gifts in Wills to help to continue its work.

ZSL was founded in 1826 and today we remain committed to protecting our planet’s natural heritage. Our mission, to achieve and promote the worldwide conservation of animals and their habitats, has never been more important.