Charity Directory

Below is a list of charities which we support. You can choose to donate a product to charity if you click the ‘donate to charity’ button on a product. We will ship it to the charity free of charge.

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The Degu Den

thedeguden@gmail.com  | 07912 422188 | Maidstone, Kent

“We are passionate about Degus. We are in Kent, UK. We have 70 that are in our care currently. We rescue and rehome those who are no longer wanted.

We work hard with all the Degus in our care to make them friendly, confident and human friendly.

We are very committed and focused on all of them having the best possible life they can for the rest of their days regardless of how long that will be.”

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Tiny Paws MCR

tinypawsmcr@gmail.com

“Tiny Paws MCR is a home-based, vegan-run, small animal rescue set up in early 2019. We rescue rodents and rabbits in the Manchester area, and find them forever homes with loving humans. We are a registered charity, no. 1186507.

Our focus is on the well-being of each individual animal, giving all in our care spacious set-ups, healthy diets, stimulating enrichment, and small animal-savvy vet care when needed. To allow us to run to high welfare standards, we will only take in a fairly limited number of animals at a time and operate a waiting list system, prioritised based on each animal’s situation.“

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Wetheriggs Animal Rescue

01833 627444 / 07764 352835 | info@wetheriggsanimalrescue.co.uk | Wetheriggs Animal Rescue, Thorpe Farm Centre, Greta Bridge, Barnard Castle, DL12 9TY

“Wetheriggs is a small family run animal rescue charity first established in 2006. We take in injured and unwanted animals including domestic pets (excluding dogs and cats), farm animals and native wildlife.

If we have the facilities suitable, we will take in any animal and give them a new home and a new chance at life.

Some of the animals we try to rehome, but others will live out their lives at the centre. Many have previously experienced poor living conditions and may suffer with trust issues or have health problems.“

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Burrowed Hearts Animal Rescue

burrowedheartsrescue@outlook.com | Bestwood Park, Nottingham

“We are a registered charity home-based small animal rescue in Nottingham.

We take in small animals and find them loving homes, including guinea pigs, mice, degus, rats, hamsters, chinchillas, gerbils & rabbits.”

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Margaret Green Animal Rescue

info@mgar.org.uk 

“At Margaret Green Animal Rescue we take in pets that have become homeless due to a change in circumstances, or that have been neglected, mistreated or abandoned. Regardless of their circumstance, each pet will find a warm bed, a kind team and all the love and respect they deserve awaiting them at Margaret Green Animal Rescue.

We pride ourselves on the standard of care each rescue pet receives. As well as veterinary care, pets are prepared and rehabilitated ready for a new home. Most of our animals are vaccinated, micro chipped, treated against worms and fleas and neutered before going to their new home.“

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Bacchus Residents Rescue

bacchusresidents@outlook.com 

“Bacchus Residents passionately offers an experienced non-profit rescue/sanctuary to unwanted, abandoned, and mistreated domesticated exotic small mammals within our home facilities in East Cheshire, UK. We aim to be as helpful, friendly, and flexible as possible to try and accommodate anyone’s reason for needing our help and support. 

We aim to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home exotic small mammals, focusing mostly on rodents, and rabbits, wherever possible. We also work with Mustelids and Marsupials.
Sometimes, an animal may require a sanctuary-status, this is usually because of ill health, behavioural issues, or old age.“

The Bunnyjackpot Foundation

thebunnyjackpotfoundation@outlook.com

An ethical rabbit rescue based in Somerset

The Bunnyjackpot Foundation officially opened in March 2022. We are an ethical small animal rescue headquartered in the South West in England however, we rehabilitate and rehome small animals across the UK.

As a foster based rescue we have no rescue centre to visit, and all animals in our care live in the homes of our foster team. All team members have full time jobs, lives and help the rescue on a voluntary basis.

All animals rehomed by the rescue are health checked by a savvy vet, vaccinated and neutered (rabbits) – all rabbit bonding is done by the rescue. Rehoming requirements for all animals follow gold standard minimum setup requirements and application checks are applicable.

The Bunnyjackpot Foundation proudly achieved registered charity status in November 2023.

Patch's Piggy Trust

patchpiggytrust@gmail.com

Patch’s Piggy Trust is a registered charity (No.1214323) dedicated to supporting the thousands of piggies living in rescues across the UK

Founded by Patch – a guinea pig from Nottingham (alongside her human trustees), our charity provides support to guinea pig rescues where it is needed most; making emergency grants at times of crisis, helping with ongoing running costs, sending essential supplies, paying for life saving veterinary treatment and ongoing care, volunteering in person, delivering fresh foods and campaigning for better welfare standards for piggies. 

Our trustees pay all of our operating costs so that 100% of donations received from the public are spent directly on, or given to rescue piggies!

Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue

Ivydenerabbitrescue@gmail.com

Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue is a vegan run rabbit rescue based in Yorkshire.

We are dedicated to rabbit welfare, taking in rabbits from all kinds of situations where they need care, protection, rehabilitation or a safe place to call home.

We provide individual care and rehome rabbits only to carefully assessed homes that meet our high, non-negotiable welfare standards. We support adopters with ethical, welfare-led bonding to ensure rabbits can form safe and lasting friendships.

We also provide sanctuary for rabbits who cannot be rehomed, caring for them throughout their lives, including 11 half-wild rabbits who will remain with us permanently.

Everything we do is guided by one commitment: putting the welfare of every rabbit first.