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Animal welfare non-profits

Browse 6302 animal shelters, rescues and animal welfare charities. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Kinderboerderij de Oude Hofstede

Animal welfare · Education +3 more · Ede, Netherlands

Animal welfareEducationHeritageTax-deductible

Stichting Kinderboerderij de Oude Hofstede is a volunteer-run children's farm in Ede, the Netherlands, operated with professional management. It offers a free-to-visit place for play, learning and meeting, with farm animals, including rare breeds, a playground, a farm shop and a small pet boarding service.

Type: Community organisation
Works for: Children, Families, Communities
Activities: Direct services, Awareness & education, Volunteer programmes +1 more
Reach: Local
Programmes: Ontbijten met de geiten, Educatief centrum, Adopteer een dier +1 more
Funded by: Individual donations, Government funding, Corporate partnerships
Legal form: Stichting
Charity no.: 009192608

Open full profileProfile updated 9 September 2026

Animal welfare non-profits at a glance

Of the 6,302 Animal welfare non-profits, the most common cause areas are Nature & Wildlife conservation (30%), Education (18%) and Environment & Climate (17%).

Cause areas

Nature & Wildlife conservation30%
Education18%
Environment & Climate17%
Community development12%
Children & Youth11%

Organisation types

Charity48%
Association27%
NGO8%
Operating foundation5%
Grant-making foundation5%

Beneficiaries

Animals89%
Communities25%
Children16%
Youth10%
Families8%

Funding sources

Individual donations66%
Earned income19%
Membership fees15%
Corporate partnerships11%
Legacies9%

Top countries

United States37%
Netherlands19%
Germany18%
United Kingdom3%
Switzerland2%
France2%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees1%
51-200 employees1%

Most held certifications

Green Key Gold0%
BGCI Botanic Garden0%

Key facts

2005 is the median founding year
53% say donations are tax-deductible
27% publish a charity number
76% name their programmes
64% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 500 of the 6,302 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.