The Kibble Centre is the largest multi-service centre in the United Kingdom

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People was launched at the world famous Crufts Dog Show in 1982. Since then we have continued to train dogs to alert deaf people to specific sounds, whether in the home, workplace or public buildings. To date we have placed more than 1,500 hearing dogs throughout England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.  Since we receive no government funding, we rely totally on the generosity of individuals and organisations.

http://www.abbey-vetgroup.co.uk/

Our main interest is the care and welfare of our patients, whether they are cattle, sheep, horses,cats, dogs, rabbits, or the ever increasing number of small mammals and exotic pets. The Abbey Veterinary Group was first established over a century ago and has been serving the agricultural, equine and pet owning communities of Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and North Ayrshire ever since. This is a two centre practice based in Canal St, Paisley and in Murdieston St, Greenock.

Thank you to Councillors, Mr Davie Arthur, and Lorraine Cameron SNP. Vanessa Collingridge T.V. radio presenter and author, Mr Mark Stephen, BBC Radio Out of Doors, Veterinarian Mr Neil McIntosh, Daily Record, Paisley Daily Express, Renfrewshire Express, Paisley Gazette, Advertiser, Gyrffe Advertiser, Chatterbox and the Sunday Mail for giving us support and news coverage promoting our educational message to the public.

Thank you to Lochwinnoch Community Council and the local Community Groups, Renfrewshire Council and to Dr Kate Cuthbert, Local Access Officer, Mr Ken McGingal, Mr John Webster, Mr Charles J Woodward, Muirshiel Regional Parks, Mr John Forth Loch Lomond Parks, Paul, manager of Greenock Cut Centre, Mr Joe Waclawski, Renfrewshire Parks and Recreation Manager and to all the rangers and park wardens, RSPB Paula Baker, Mr Tom Thomson, Woodneuk Farm, each of whom have encouraged and supported us throughout.



Clyde Muirshiel Regional Parks

Come to enjoy the views, for a walk or a cycle through the woods, up the glens, over the hills, around the historic estates or along the loch shores. The Parks are open everyday with FREE parking. For those feeling adventurous, the Parks also provide a wide variety of outdoor activity courses and taster sessions such as sailing, canoeing, mountain biking, orienteering and hill walking. Why don’t you begin your exploration of 108 square miles of beautiful west central Scotland countryside?

The RSPB Lochwinnoch nature reserve is part of the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park. It forms part of the one of the largest wetlands in south-west Scotland, and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). As one of the few wetlands left in west Scotland, Lochwinnoch is an ideal day out for all the family. It's the perfect spot to watch whooper swans, wigeons and a wide variety of ducks during the winter months. In spring, you won't want to miss the elaborate displays of the great crested grebes.

HART was registered in Pokhara, Nepal in March 2009, registration number 2160.  It grew out of the need to extend animal welfare work outside of Kathmandu, where KAT (Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre) has been operating with great effect since 2004.
HART's Motivation
Nepal is a poor country that has recently undergone an extended period of political instablilty. Animal welfare is a low priority among many other pressing concerns. HART aims to reduce animal suffering over as wide a geographical range as possible, starting from a base in Pokhara.