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The Home for Unwanted and Lost Animals (HULA) operates from a 17 acre site which provides sanctuary for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other domestic animals until new homes can be found. Volunteers required to assist with fundraising.

Lancashire Cat Rescue aims to rescue and re-home stray, injured, sick or unwanted cats and kittens. This organisation cares for about 25 cats at a time and concentrates on quality of care rather than quantity of animals. They require voluntary assistance with fundraising.

Llysnini RSPCA the branch is an independent charity based in Swansea, South Wales. It is a self-financing organisation committed to providing animal welfare services in its area. The Branch is affiliated to the national RSPCA, but receives no automatic funding from it. Volunteer help required.

9 Lives Cats exists to help elderly cats in need of care. Contact to assist as a volunteer. Leicester Animal Aid (LAA) is an animal charity that provides unwanted and homeless dogs and cats with immediate shelter, sanctuary, food and health care and the opportunity for permanent and safe re-homing with responsible and loving pet owners. Comprehensive volunteer job descriptions available.

Lothian Cat Rescue (LCR) is a registered charity formed in 1978 to help cats and kittens that have been abandoned, ill-treated, neglected or are unwanted for whatever reason.

The Margaret Green Foundation Trust (MGFT) specialises in animal care for all types of animals: cats, dogs, horses, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, and even Doris a pot-bellied pig! Volunteers are essential to their work.

Marjorie Nash Cat Rescue is a small charity in Buckinghamshire operated entirely by volunteers. Their 'motto' is that they always respond even when the National Charities have declined to help. They have a shortage of fosterers who can look after cats and kittens while they are convalescing or waiting for a new home.

The Moggery, Bristol aims to provide an all round solution for local cat problems. Their work includes: finding a new home for the loved pet of an elderly local resident entering a nursing home, trapping and neutering a feral colony, caring for a family of sick / abandoned kittens, re-homing an unwanted litter of kittens and providing assisted neutering. Voluntary assistance required.

Paws for Kids was started by a group of women who recognised the gap in the provision of services to women and their families who were escaping from violent homes. While refuges could accommodate women and their children, they could not take in any pets belonging to the family. Animals had to be either left behind to suffer at the hands of the violent man, given away to someone else or even put down. Often women remain in a violent relationship rather than have to abandon their pets to a violent fate or give them away permanently. Paws for Kids fostering service offers some peace of mind for women and their children, knowing their pets are safe while they await re-housing from a refuge. Volunteers required and training is provided.

Pet Rescue UK is a voluntary organisation aspiring to find suitable everlasting homes for mistreated and unwanted animals throughout the UK. They arrange foster homes and ensure micro-chipping, neutering, home visits, etc. Pet Rescue UK was also created to bring attention to all the animals that are in need of a new home, or transport to get there, or a place to stay until a new home is found, etc. Pet Rescue UK helps create a link between rescues, fosterers, transport and animals in need and also helps other rescues. Contact to assist in a voluntary capacity.