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Intro

We work with a number of charity partners and foundations to enhance the impact of our work at International Animal Rescue.

This includes, funding research projects, supporting animal rescue centres and cooperating on campaigns to bring about change for animals and the environment.

Our Partners

Animal Protection Agency

The Animal Protection Agency Foundation was set up to carry out, or commission, research into the impacts of the wildlife trade on individual animals, biodiversity and the natural environment, as well as the risks of infectious disease transmission between wildlife and people. The Foundation conducts awareness raising programmes on all issues concerning the trade in wild animals as pets.

British Divers Marine Life Rescue

BDMLR is an organisation dedicated to the rescue and well-being of all marine animals in distress around the UK. Our chief executive Alan Knight is Chairman of BDMLR.

Catastrophes Cat Rescue

Regardless of age, temperament or behavioural problems, be they wild or tame, all cats have a home at Catastrophes Cat Rescue. With a high standard of veterinary care, CCR strongly believe in spaying and neutering as a responsible part of pet ownership. The cats that are difficult to re-home are given the chance to live out their days in a peaceful home environment.

Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets

The key areas of activity of the FPWC are protection and conservation of the Armenia’s unique natural and cultural heritage. International Animal Rescue have been working with FPWC since the launch of The Great Bear Rescue in 2017.

Free The Bears

Our work in India rescuing dancing bears was carried out in collaboration with Free the Bears and Wildlife SOS. Together, we rescued over 600 bears and brought an end to the dancing bear industry. Free the Bears also carry out wonderful work with Sun Bears and Moon Bears across Asia.

Orangutan Outreach

Orangutan Outreach has been of invaluable support to our work in Indonesia, raising funds and awareness for us through an extensive adoption programme.

The Orangutan Project

The Orangutan Project is based in Australia and co-funds some of our work in Indonesia, such as paying for the new forest enclosure for the rescued baby orangutans.

Pro Wildlife

Pro Wildlife is a German charity dedicated to the conservation of wildlife, with a particular focus on primates. Pro Wildlife have kindly provided funds for our slow loris project in Indonesia, helping to cover the costs of food, medicine and cage construction.

Refuge for Wildlife

Based in Costa Rica, the mission of Refuge for Wildlife is to protect wildlife from harm caused by human-wildlife conflict so that one day their rescue centre will be empty. Through the ‘Stop the Shocks’ programme, Refuge for Wildlife are creating a safer habitat for Costa Rican wildlife by implementing solutions to end wildlife electrocutions. In January 2020, Refuge for Wildlife changed it’s name for IAR Costa Rica.

Wildlife Rescue Ambulance Service

WRAS offers a front line rescue service for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife across East Sussex, UK. International Animal Rescue are very proud to be associated with these hardworking people and due to the proximity of our headquarters, we will often call upon WRAS to rescue an injured animal.

Wildlife SOS

Wildlife SOS was instrumental in eradicating the dancing bear industry in India. Co-founders Kartick and Geeta run the bear sanctuaries in Agra and Bannerghatta for International Animal Rescue and rescue all manner of wildlife on a daily basis, from snakes to cattle to wild cats.