Links to other organisations and charities.

www.mygibraltardirectory.com   Information and resources website directory for

                                                                                   Gibraltar and Campo de Gibraltar.                                                                   

www.gspca.org.uk   The Gibraltar Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals has been in existence for over 50 years, previously known as the RSPCA they changed the R to G in 2001. The society works hard to ensure that any animal that becomes homeless through no fault of its own is taken care of and hopefully re homed.

 www.fabcats.org   The Feline Advisory Bureau is a charity dedicated to promoting the health and welfare of cats through improved feline knowledge, to help us all care better for cats.

http://www.pawuk.org.uk  Portugal Animal Welfare UK. We officially came into being on the 1st October 2006 as the new identity for The Kismet Account. As Kismet Account we carried out more than 5000 animal neuters since 1998 including 1010 neuters in 2004, 1023 in 2005 and so far 651 in 2006. We are a 100% voluntary group with no paid staff. All our funds are spent on costs directly relating to the welfare of animals and we do not fund volunteers travel expenses, meals etc - this makes us unique in this field. Our current fields of work are neutering projects, education and shelter assistance and we are working to develop projects in all these areas.

   www.pdsa.org.uk   The PDSA cares for the pets of needy people by providing free veterinary services to their sick and injured pets and by promoting responsible pet ownership.

www.twinkletrustanimalaid.org   The Twinkle Trust Animal Aid organisation is a small registered charity that is U.K. based. We are dedicated to helping feral or neglected cats abroad. All work is voluntary. We try and relieve the suffering and ensure the well being of stray cats. Particularly through the sterilisation of such animals.

  www.wvs.org.uk   The Worldwide Veterinary Service is a registered UK charity which supplies veterinary resources and aid to animal charities in developing countries. These include volunteer vets, support staff and medical supplies.

    www.marchigtrust.org   The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust aim's to protect animals and to promote and encourage practical work in preventing animal cruelty and the relief of animal suffering, this is pursued in two ways : by making grants to organisations/individuals for positive contributions and by making awards to organisations/individuals for outstanding work.

  www.scottishspca.org   The Scottish SPCA has been caring for and striving to prevent cruelty to Scotland's animals for 166 years. People often confuse the Scottish SPCA with the RSPCA, which covers England and Wales only. Although we often work closely, we are entirely separate charities. Their work alleviates suffering for many thousands of animals and often results in once mistreated pets being re-homed with loving owners, they also concentrate on improving farm conditions for animals and also help injured wildlife to be returned fit and healthy to their natural habitats.

www.bluecross.org.uk    The Blue Cross is a registered UK animal welfare charity. Their aims are to ensure the welfare of animals by providing practical care, highlight the benefits of companionship between animals and people and promote a sense of respect and responsibility towards animals in the community. They provide support to the nation's pets and their owners by treating pets whose owners cannot afford private veterinary treatment,finding permanent homes for unwanted or abandoned animals and educating the public in responsible animal ownership. Please use the following link to download their leaflets on cat care and welfare-http://www.allaboutpets.org.uk/web/site/aap_FactsheetList.asp?mainpettype=1

www.care4cats.eu    Care 4 Cats is a UK registered charity - no. 1008057.It was started in 2000 to help thousands of stray and feral cats in Ibiza. Formed in 1999 to humanely address the growth of feral cat populations in Ibiza, Balearics and to encourage the neutering of cats generally. Often, un-neutered domestic cats become stray cats and start feral colonies, so education can be a key way of preventing future feral cats. They operate a policy of trap/neuter/return - the most humane and effective method to reduce feral cat populations.