Funding amount and term: not specified. 
Funding for: protecting animals from suffering and mistreatment, promoting research to reduce animal use in scientific experiments, and ensuring proper accommodation for animals during transportation. 
Who can apply: registered charities with a proven track record in animal welfare.  
Funding priorities: protecting animals from cruelty and suffering. 
Any other information: grants are given for capital projects or animal protection projects, although applications for running costs may be considered where finances are restricted.
Annual deadline: 31 March 2026 - same date every year.

Cleeve Common is the largest common in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

An independent charity, which covers the South Cotswolds region and is affiliated to the RSPCA.

The museum now houses over 20,000 precious objects and documents relating to the heritage of the Forest of Dean.

Funding amount and term: grants from $1,000 to $200,000 have been awarded. 
Funding for: projects that improve the wellbeing of non-human animals.  
Who can apply: not-for-profit organisations, educational establishments and individuals. 
Funding priorities: as above. 
Any other information: see web link above. 
Deadline: ongoing.

Aims to represent all the users and lovers of Leckhampton Hill, Daisy Bank Fields and Charlton Kings Common.

Cheltenham Animal Shelter has been helping animals since 1926.

The Trust works towards introducing and inspiring more people about nature.

Our Mission Is To Teach Basic Life Skills To Disabled Children Through the Medium of Horticulture Therapy & Rural Activities.

Funding amount and term: small grants between £500 and £5,000 through the Martin Wills Wildlife Maintenance Trust. 
Funding for: conservation and maintenance of the natural environment and its indigenous woodland flora and fauna.  
Who can apply: general, environmental and wildlife charities. 
Funding priorities: as above.  
Any other information: see web link above. 
Deadline: ongoing. 

The trust's vision is of a sustainable, fully navigable waterway, with towpaths.

Finding new homes for domestic pets and providing an animal ambulance service for injured wildlife.

We offer Equine Assisted Therapy and Equine Guided Learning

Severn Wye is a sustainability charity working across Wales and South West England.

Since 1998, St James City Farm has provided a taste of the countryside in the heart of the city of Gloucester.

Originally founded in 1988 to protect the industrial heritage of Stroud and its five valleys, Stroud Valleys Project work with community groups and volunteers, helping, inspiring and training them to discover and nurture our local wildlife and green spaces.

Funding amount and term: from £250 upwards.  
Funding for: the rescue and rehoming of UK pets. 
Who can apply: organisations whose main activity is rescuing and rehoming animals. 
Funding priorities: as above. 
Any other information: funds can help with vet bills, boarding fees, trap and neuter schemes, food, equipment, vehicles and building work. 
Deadline: ongoing.

Teckels is a small, independent charity in Whitminster, Gloucestershire.

The Barn Owl Centre provides Owl conservation support to farmers & landowners UK wide.

We are a charitable community benefit society working with communities