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2024-03-28-accounts

The Pets at Home Foundation Financial Statements 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Charily Number 1104152 & SC052589

Contents Page Reference and Administrative Details Report of the Board of Trustees Independent ALiditor's Report li Stut¢m¢nt ot. P inanLial Activities 14 Balance Shcct 16 tatLniLnt of'cush blows 17 Notes to thL' I,'inunLial SidlemL'iits 18

The Pets at Home Foundation REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Registered charity name Pets Found<ilion 'l-hv Pets at Home foundation, Charlty regi.5tratloJ) num ber .nLland (Ind WalLs Scoil<ind 1104152 SL052589 Registered office OPLrHtioiiul a(Jd res5 Chester Huus Lps()m AvLnuL Strton Dr C Curlis Mr W I.ILwish Mr ti LingTrwood (rL'sigynLd I l October 2023) Mrs J N¢iylor Ms L 13din5 ((IppuinlLd 21 sl Mdrch 2024) Mr L WLlls (dppoinlL'd 21 sl McifLh 2024) Audltor Crowe U.K. LLP Reg7isILred Auditors 'I'hL LgxiLon Mount StrLLI M(IllLhLslLr M2 5N'I' Bankers HSBC St Ann's Square M(Inchester M2 7HD

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Report of the Board of Trustees The Bo(Ird of '[ ru5tees presents their report logJLthLr with the (tudiled finiincial slalements of The Pets at Home Found(ttion, the 'Charity'. for Ihe 52-week period ending 28 March 2024. Objective5 and Activities The Charily was SLI up with a widv rangyu of objLLlivL's Ih(It would en<iblL the Churity lo pr()motL the wLlfare of (Inimti15. -1-he l)L'ls at 14oinL I,uunddtion wurks dlon&isidL like-ni indLd parlnLrs to SUPPL)rt pLls and Ihe people wl)o love them by.. Proinolingy and LncourdgFinb, the re-hominb¥ of adopiable pets. Supportingi local animul LhdriliLS and buildinb7 communily relalion.%hips: ncouragL rL'SPL)n%iblL pLt uwnLr5hip. ProvidL tempordry or ungToingJ ussislunLe tu ensure pels can rcmain with owners changFinLJ IhL livLs ol. udulls and LhildrLn Ilirougih thL provision of &inimul-ba5ed activities Public Benefit 'I'h¢ IruslLLS conlirm Ih<il IhL'y I)(Ive rvfLrrLd to IhL Churiiy Lommission's gbLnL'ral gFuid(InLV on publiL benLfit whLn rLvi¥win&b IhL Lhiirily's ubjL'LIivLS lind iiiills (Ind planningy futurL acliviliLS for the yL'ar. 'I'hey LunsidLr ihut ihL Lli<irily'S uiin5 (LrL LILiirly lor tIIL publiL bLnLlil. PrlncipMI Activities 'rhe Pets al Hom¥ Founddlion exists to create a better world tor pets and thL pLople whu luve them. 'I'hrou&ihout Ihis yL'ar, L)ur chtirily h(15 cuntinuLd to fucus on this by aclivLIy 5UPPOrtingb Ihose in need through our &iranl und community PilrtnLr proLJram, 'I'hruugh this initiative, we ext¢nd uur reuLh tu or&iuni4ulions dLdicated lu helping pets and people and making7 u ditTLrencL' in local LommuniliL4 YLros5 Ihi, UK. 13y Lullabordtingy witli these orLFiinisdtion5, we aim to uddres5 vurious chullenbye5 pets lace in rcscu¢ centre5 whilL supporting PLople whL) benefit from a pet's as5islilllCV. 'l-he l)e15 ai l-lomL Fouiidalion rL'mdins d¥diLat¥d lo its mi55iun of re-huniinL' pets. 'Ilirou&,houl IIIL yL'ar, our eftorts havL focused on this ¢riliLal d4pL'¢l of our work through our 447 tidopliun CLlltre5 insidL I)Lls al l.lomL slorLs i)alionwidL. 'I'hes¥ dLdiLdtgd 5pacLs drl LruLl&il in providing (ind shelter to sinall pels lookinbp lor il forever-luvin&i home. 'l-hrougih our colliibor(Itive eflorts with P¢ls at Home and other partners, we are proud to contribute lo the re-homin&T of countle55 PLIS, allowing¥ thLm to thrivv in lovin&¥ (Ind Citringi environinen15. A5 we continue our work, we remain committed to promolingJ rLsponsible PLt ownership and ensuring every pet finds d loving and permanent home. Structure, Covernance 8Thd Management Governin Document The organisation is constituted under a Irusl deed daled 4th March 2004 a5 amended 17th May 2004, 13 September 2010, 17 May 2012, 23, August 2017, 3, AuLyust 2020, 141h Augu512020 and 18, February 2022 and was registered as a charity in England and Wales on 4 Junv 2004. On 5 June 2023, the charity regislered with the Scottish Charity Regulator due to its operations in Scotland

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Structure, Governance gnd Management (continued) I rustees Tl)e TruslLLS wlio sLrvud durinLy the puriud dnd up lo IhL d<lte the rLpon wa5 dpproved, and their altendances It Irustee meelinbys duringF thL period ¢ndLd 28, March 2024. are Iisied below.. Name Trustee MeetinLI Mr A ljales (515) (215) (315) {313) (113) {515) (oio) (oio) Mr A Bickerton Mr% L Curlis Mr W IILwish Mr G Linbjwoud Mr% J Niiylor Ms L13ain% Mr C. WLIIS l-he 'l'ruslces received no rvmunLralion (2023.. £nil) from thc Charity for their work. 'rrLisl¢cs arL <ippoinlLd fur Iwu yLars, dnd IIIL. IriislLL buiird Inusl rL.LILCt IhLm al IhL' Lnd ol. Ihis IL'nn if Ihcy wish to rLIM4iin tru.%lLLS. 'I'IIis yLur, d ILnurL poIiLy w(is inlroduLLd tur thL IruslLL. b021rd. ALLurdin&? lo this poliLy. inlL'rndl tru41LLS Iruin IhL I)LIs ¢lt l-lumL Cifoup Liin 5LrvL lor (i muximuin IL'nii ol. six yL¢irs. wli ile extLrnJl IruslLLS can sLrvL lur u ninL-yLiir ILnn. Shuuld d trusteL SLfvL beyond IhL m(Iximum tenure, u rLviLw and Lxpldn(ili()n niusl bL illLludLd within this rLport. 'I'hL Lliitriiy h2kS ollL' IrustLL whu hds sLfvL,d bL'yond this tLnure policy. It has bcen a&yreLd that this trustee's ILrin will LonlinuL duL tu thL nLLd to muinluin (I biiliillLL bLIwL'LI) inlLrndl iind L'xlLrnal IriislL'¢.%, Mr G l.illgTwood rusigpllLd <1.5 41 IruslLL un I I th OLlobL'r 2023, dnd William l-ILwish wus dppointLd as Lliuir of Ihl budrd un 2uIII SLptLmbLr 2023. LULY 13ains <ind Lulluin WLIIs were (IppointLd as Irust¢¥s on 21 sl Murih 2024. All nLw Iru%lLLS fLLeivL 11 Ll)py uf11)L ori&iiniil trust dLLd iind 5Lippl¥mLlltiil dLLds and (in induLlion p(ick, which illLludL% Lh(Lrity Lommissiun LyuidJnLL for th¢ nL'W rolL. NLW .1 ruslLes arL invitLd to 5pLnd liinc with IhL trusteL bodrd lo undLf51and thLir rcspunsibil itiLS und with Il)L IL'UM lo undLrsldnd thL chdrily'S dily-Io- day operutions. Risk Mdn iumenl 'I'he Bodrd of 'l'rustees Lontinuiilly review5 iiny risks to which th¢ Chiirily may be exposed by reviewin&p the risk reg?islLr throughout ihL year. -lThe bodrd 15 issuLd with IhL risk riLJistL'r before every board mLelin&. At Lach InLeting', the bo¢wd ruviews thL' risks tli(Il hdve the hi&phest likelihood and impact, SLorin&i current ontrols in pl<ice and ouiliningF any further action th<il needs to lakL plilce. One of thL critical risks f¢icing thL Ch￿ilY is thc potential Éidv¢rse impilct uf the current economic climate on income, which could result in redu¢L'd incom¢ and an inability to fulfil finiincial coinmitments. While the charity acknowledbyes it has no control over the external economic climate, it is actively definingJ ils fundraisin&p strategy to miligFate this risk. The charity aims lo ensure financial stability by exploring more diverse income streams. Additionally, the charity is developing a communications stralegy to demonstrate to 5UPPOrters the significant impact their funds having on local communitie5.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Structure, Governance and M8nagement {eontinued) ?anisa¢ional Structure 'I"he main trustee board met five limes over the year for strategy and plannin&F TneetinbJs and a 5pccial appuintmenl meetin&. undingi applications continuL lo be reviewed by a sub-committee, and any requLsls under £75,000 iir reviewed by Ihis LominitlLe. 'I'rustees LonlinuLd to reviLw g>riint rLquLsls lotallinbi over £75,000, of which thesL mL'Lling7S tuok plaLL OUtsidL of thL' pldnninby and dppuinlmenl mLLtin&ps. WhilL' thL .1 ru.%tLL5 dLLidu thL slrdlL&iic direclion and policies, thL Lharily 'I'eam h(ts be¢n deleb¥ated ihe ddy- IL)-day munagLmLnl ol'thL Charity. On 5th JunL 2023, thL Lhurity rLbJi51LrL'd with thL SLultish Charity RLgyuldtor duL' lo ils operulions ii) Scoilpnd. RelutLd l)urtiLJS Althuubh 'l'he Pets dt Home P'oundation is u re￿lIst￿red Lhurily, il is intrinsically linked to Pets ul Home (iruup plc ("IJLls ut Home") and is reli(Inl on IhL busines5. '1'hL bu%inLSS L%lublishud IhL Charily, and P¢ls ut 14omL LontinuLs Iu 5uppurl the Ch(irily ¥xlLll%ivLly. A5 IhLir nominalLd Llldrily, 'I'hL I)Lls Jt l-loinL l.oui)duliun is ullowLd ¢iLCLS5 to lundr(tisL within sl()rL5, thL Suppurl Ul'IiLLS and IhL' Dislribulion LLnlrLS und to IhL Vel Group. The main suppurt is the dbility tu bL visible in every Pets ut Home store. 'I'his is througjh the following.. 'I'herL is un Jduption centre in must Pels al Flome Stores. Ihis space is whcrL small animals arL carL'd for by l)els at klomL LollLug>uL's unlil IhLy fund th¢ir forLver-luvin& homL. 'IThis 5P¢lCL ruisLs warLnLtsS of thL rL-huiii ingy ul. udoptublL PL15 und inLrLu%L5 IhL upporlunily lur pLls to find a nuw hoinL'. 'I'hL pLl% wiihin IIIL AdopiiL)n CLnlrL% urL LufL.d lor by thL' IJL15 ill I l()TIIL 51urL' IL(Iin.s, und nu chiifgFe is InudL lor thL limL und L¢irL providLd by LuIIL'II&PUL'S. 'I'hL Charity conlributcs iinnuiilly lu dLveloping, dL'sig>ning) und in%lallingy thL AdL)plion CLntrLS. l.lowLver, Pc15 at Home puys for IhL cost uf. IhL upkLep of IhL CLnlrLS and thL r()od und bLddinby rLquirL.d by thL pLls thill are livin will)in Il)L LLI)trLS. A LhargJL lor IhLse SLrviLLs hus b¥Ln 4huwn within thLSL' (ILcounls, will) il corrLsponding donution Ir(Im l)Llts ut Hom¢. Il. uny uf IhL pets rL(iuifL veteriniiry IfLiiiment durin th¥ir stuy in thL Adupiion CLntrL'5 prior lo bLin&Tr rL._humLd, thi5 is urbianised by Ihc Pels ul HOML colle(Igiue dnd pdid for by thL' Lhdrity. DoLumLnl4 uru Lumpl¢bt¢d onLL' the pel 15 adopted by u new ownLr, a copy of whiLh is kLPt by thL Lharily, PLts at HOML und also thL' n¢w owner, "lthe visibilily und involvLm¢nl durin&i tundrd15ing Ciiillpuibjns throuLhoul the calLnddr year. 'I'his is criliLal to mdinldinin&y and gyrowingy IhL Lharity, ds ils lar&7est source uf in¢oinL is gFLneralud from Pets dl Homv LoIILd&>UU5 und Luslomers. 'l-Iie chHrily's presence within IhL 5toris also rillS¥S awarLne55 ul. ils work and how WL supporl local pet-lovin&J communilie5. In addition, Pe15 at Home pruvidcs the spaLe tor the Charity leam to operate within the Suppurt 0￿1¢¢ ¢)nd Lovers thL' assoLialed cosls, including Il. equipment, stationery, and postage. 'Ihe knowlLdgyL of key individuals and spcLiali5t departments within Ihe business is also available for the Charity tu utilise al no charge lo the Charity. The Charity has strict guidelines in place lo deal wilh conflict5 of interest between the Charity and Pets at Home. A Commercial Parti¢iP8tors' Agreement was entered into in 2006 when the Charity wa5 established and is regularly reviewed io reflect the activilies of both the Charity and Pets at Home Group. The AgreemLnt Lomplies with sections 59 - 64 of the Charitie5 Act 1992 and The Charitable Institutions (Fund Raising) Regulations 1994. The Trustees have also adopted a related party transaction policy, which is strictly adhered lo. Under this policy. any Trustees involved in a related party transaction are unable to vote on matters that present a heightened risk of contlict or perceived improper valuation.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Structure, Governance Managemenl (continued) Related Parties continued Four of'the .1 ruslees of'thL Lharity were i1150 employee5 of Pets (it Home (iruup duringy this time period. Mr Will iiim l-lewi5h is thL' ChiLf' Iliforintition OffiLLr, Mr A Biltes is il)e Supply Lh¢iin DirLLior, Mrs L Curlis is tl)¢ l-ILad ol. Susliiiiiability, Mr (i Liiigiwuod is thL DireLtur of Distribuliun itnd Lub¥iStiLS (rL5igynLd), tind dll oih¢r 'l'ruslces ¢ire indepLndLnt .1 rusteLs on the Boitrd. Review of Activltle5 'I'his yLar we are proud ihal we huve continued to build on a nutionwide fuDdb(Ink projLcl iilung55idL iJIuL Cr05S' this yLar, WL. arc proud thal WL dLliv¢r¢d thL' lull rollout of loodbank5 across illl l)#15 (li HOML 51orLS, %upportingi ovLr 400 loodbanks ii) local Lommunitie5. '1-his projLLI is kLy tu helpiiig? lo keLp PLI5 iind pLuplL IogJLlhLr' Ihis is a kLy stralL'gJlL dirLLlion ol. IhL I,uundulion id¢ntilyiii&p Lauscs whLr¢by illi individu<il niily havL lu lacL IhL dilliculi dL'Lision of surrLndLringi ih¢ir pet Jnd huw w¢ Ldll SUPPDrt th05L ru()t L(iusLs, whiLh in turn supp()rts the rLsLue sector, 'I'his yviir, IhL churily hu% dLvLlopLd a new mLlhodolo&y lu dL'mon.4tral¢ thL numLricul iinpacl of IinanLiuI support (Ind dundtiUTlS. WL arc. proud lo rLporl Ihal, Ihrougph Iliis approaLII, WL havL IILlpLd ovLr 120,UUO pL15 (Ind 8U,000 pLuplL (Icross IhL UK. Our m ission is tu crLatL a bLIILr world lor pLls und lh¢ PLopIL who IOVL IlILI)I, and witli tlii.s IT)i%4ion in In ii)d, WL uiii) lo hLlp uvLr l 00,000 p¢ls LvLry y¢ur. WL proud Ihat in thL lirst yLdr u1- inlruduLlllg this Idrg?Ll IhL Lharily hds (IcI)iLvLd il. 'I'hi5 year, thL Lhiirity hi15 coinplLILd d lull rLViLW of trustLL rL'Lruilinent, includingT introducingy a tenure poIiLy und LrLutillgT (l %ULLL55ion pl411) 10 suppurl IhL lulurL ul. IhL Lhiirity. 'l-his yLdf, il ILiiurL poIiLy Wds iilso ii)truduLLd lor IhL I ruslLL bodrd; thi5 indicatL'S that internal trustees Irom IhL PL15 ill l-lomL Group {intLrn(Il) Ldn sLrvL lor il Indximum of. six yL'iirs IL'rm, IruslL'L5 th(Il arL Lxlern<il lo Pe15 dt14oinL cun SLfvL lor a ninL-yLar tLrm with a rLViL w and cxpl(Indlion within this report should <1 Iru51Le SLfvL Pdsl thL Indxiinuin tLnurL. 'I'hL Lhcirity hils unL IrLisILL wl)o ha5 scfvLd past Ihis tLnurL policy, but it ha5 bL¥n ub¥rLLd ihdl dul tu ihL biiliillLL nLLdLd bL'tWL'Ln inl¥rndl <ind LXtLrnitl tru51LLS, Ihis will bL Lonlii)iiLd. 'I'h¢ chdrily has dili&pLnily Londu¢lLd J thoruuu,h pulily rLviLw in dLLurddnLL wilh biuiddl)CL, Lnsurin omprchLnsivc ¢0VLru&y¢. 'l-hc ¢harily is also rL&llStered wilh thc Scottish Charity L'oinmission. 'I'hi% y¢ur, thL charily und¢rwent a diblilal rebrandinu, procc55, securingF u workinbi namc as 'PLts FoundHlion' whil¥ muinluinin&y th¢ urigpinal nam¢ 'PLls ut I lomL I,oundulion. I'his strdlLbFic InovL LnsurLS ali&FnTIILnl with the charity's finunLial modLI and fundraisin&T efyons. Community and Gr8nt funding As IhL ILadinL findnLidl %upportLr of rescu¢s in thi UK, our didiLdlion lu this s¢Llor has bLLn UllWdv¢ring' since our Lharily firsl sldrlLd. 'I'his yL¢ir, WL pruudly continuud this support by providingi ovLr £960,000 in gyrant fundingy, wilh a further £447,000 pl¢d&yLd to support rLscue and rehomin&i or&yanisations. 'lThesL funds arL crucial in SUPPL)rtingy th¢ ess¢nti¢il day-to-dily funds, such ds SilPPOrtingy vuterinary costs to kennLI builds. We have also expanded our support to include iniliatives addressing, pet relinquishment. We recoL7nise the sigynificance of this issue. we ure committed lo identifyingTr the underlying reasons behind pet relinquishment and 5UPPOrting this. By focusing on pet relinquishment proLirams, we aim to keep more pets in loving homes, reducing the number of animals enlering rescues. 'll)is strategic <ipproach supports individual pets and their familie5 and strengthens the entire sector.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Community and Granl funding (continued) One ofthc recipients of fundingy specifically lo help those thinkingi of relinquishingy their pet was Oak 'free Aniiniils, Chtirity, based in Cumbria. 'I'hey were awarded £24,277 every year for twu years towards the XP(Insion ol their oulrL(ILh work, which hulps local pel owners through (IdviLe, trdinin&, low-cosl neulLrinL', PLt foL)d b(Ink%, emLrgJcncy pLt Iiistl'ringi, and Inore, ils WLII its neuleringy liral L¢ils. Oiik -[ rLL Animiils, Charity aiins lo kLep pels und ownLrs lu&yether wherever p055ible dnd uppropriate, providing prouctive support servicL's dl IhL hedrt of. the Lommunity as well 115 iinimul rehomingp from Iheir buse (li Udk .1 ree Fiirm. 'WL AiratLJfiilfi)r ihL .i'upp()rl ()fl el,s Tr f)iindullf?n. 7li¥ir x¢>n¢Jruii.¥ Airanl will cjnuhle ii.s Iv ¢'onliniiv lo devL)lup L'ummUnity.%'L￿rV jc'e.5, uduplin&J und expandinx ()iir prdvis'idn lu MLJLJI ihc incrLu.5inx (Jf pel r)wnLJr.% ihruiiAihiJiil (jiir rL'kij(Jn u.i ihLyfuc'LJ ihc Lh(Illcn&re.5 Luii.i'¢.d hy pL)I IiwnLr.ship i.%.%iiv.% und ihc, in¢rcu.s'¢.d ¢(?.%l cJflivinA'. N(J ¢)17L' AyLJI.% u pLJl wiihi)iil uny IhcJiiA,hi i)J'IIuvinAI Iu AllVL' il 141?, und ihtp rL,humin&' prcJLcJ.s.5 i.s ii.siially hcAuribrL'ukinA'f()r hfjih ihL ()wncr und ihL' uniipiul.i invulvvd. Ily hL,IpinxJ ii,s Jiind (Jiir cjniniiinily.i.vrvjc¢J.i. l)¢l.i Truiinduli(Jn 1.5, hLJlpin%i ()uk 7rce kL¥p pLJl.i' in IiivinA, hijniL￿% C'ur(Jlinc .JfJhn.s'un. C'hiLJf LYeLtilivv. Irve fvarm. In our third year of sUPPOrtingJ orgyiinisdlions dediculLd lo assistin& peuple IhrouLh pets, wL're thrillLd to announLe thut we awardLd uver £1.6m illion (inLluding plL'dgpes relLysLd) lo supp()rt initialivL's hL.Iping th05L who nLL.d it must. WL know Ili(It pLts LnriLh pLoplL's IivLs cuinpunions (Ind arL' ()IILn lilelines for individuuls facinby vuriou% LhiillLngJL'S. WL tdkL L>fLal pridL in Lollubor(IlinbJ with IhLSL LliiiriliLs. rLcogTrnisinb> IhLir invuluiiblL Lontribuliuns lo uur IoLdl LuminuniliLs. OnL of. thL r¢LipiLnl4 of this fundinbT 15 13r¢iVLhound, who is basLd in Scoiland,. IhLy werL award¢d £95,000 OVLr Iwu yL'uAiiiLJ.5 ui ihLJ Di4n]É'rmlinL ,%lure hu,1 helped io biiild L'un]id£*nL'e and u .5¢Jn3e of commiinily. ' I,l(Inu MuL'Dunuld, Ituuniler und C&0 One of thL Poundalion's cor¢ a¢livilies 15 the 'community purtnLr pro&Tramine', which giives Lvcry Pets at Homc slorL an oppurtunily to Pilrtner with an urgjanisaliun, r<iisinbT tunds and (IwafLness of their work within the local community. 'Ihi5 year, 'l-he Poundaiiun sUPPOrted 323 Luminuniiy purtnLrs. -rhi5 year, the l.oundation has awarded over £4.7million of tindnLial 5UPPOrt to org7anisalions Ihat share the vision of creating a better world for pets and the people who love them across the UK, Adoption Centres The charity continues to support small anim(Il adoption across ils centre5 over 445 PLts ai Home store5. Our centres vxist for any owner who can no longjer care for Ih¥ir small pet. The Foundalion lakes the pet in, coverinLy any medical care costs that may be needed and taking) care of the pet until the right home cttn be found. Whell (I fiibbit is adopted from one of the centres, it le(Ivvs with vouchers for a free health check, vaccination, and neutering. "lThe new owner can redeem these vouchers at their local Vet5 4 Pets or Companion Care Surgery, many of which can be found inside Pet5 at Home pet care centres.

The documenlation surrounding the adoption of a new pet is reviewed regularly, any amendments or updates are communicated to all stores and updated brieting documenls provided. The Adoption CgntrLs are monitored in-store by the Field Pet Partners, which are employed by Pets at Home. The adoption process is undertaken through the Pets Ai Home Ace device5 (in-5tore devices carrying bespoke software used by Pets Ai Home colleagTue5). Thanks to Pets al Home's colleaLFues who care for these pets and rehome them to their forever home, the charity rehomed over 35,000 pets. Fundraising The Pets al Flome Foundalion subscribes lo the policies of the Pundraising RegTulator, whiLh oversees fundrÉiisill&p ilLlivily. 'I'he I,undr(iisin&i RLgiuliilor invLsligTalL5 and, whLre nece55ary, tuidL thL communiLiilions they r¢ceive and their rel(Iti()nship with IhL urLJanisiilion. Purtnerihips Buildinui un thL SULLL.%% uf prLViOU% yLiifs (Ind IhL inv(IIu(LblL fL'Ldb4lLk frL)m LuIILtlL?ULS, thL Lharily ui)Le ¥iiin supportLd l-ILiirinu Dubis lur DLUI. I)LuplL (FIDI,'Dl)) Ihruuul)oul July. 'I'hL' LI-l()rls ol. IhL sturL ILdins mL'uni Ihut ovLr £650,0110 Wds fdiSLd lur HDI.-DP, supportinby illorL th4in 350 PdrtnLrships (ILr()55 thc UK. Wilh Ihis yLar's aLhiLv¢m¢nl und thL SULC¢SS of the previous colluborution, thv lolal donation tu thi5 CUU5¢ has now surpJssLd £ l. I million. Colle¥gJuL' EnLJuLJement und Impyct 'rhis yLur. IhL' Lharity b¥Ln dLli&ihi¢d lo w¢lLumL buLk LhiillLnbyL% Jnd fun LVLnls with LuIILil&¥U¥%, Iroi bikinbj and skydiving lo running. Nulably. this yL'Jr, ()vLr 6U ¢ollLug)u¥% purliLipuILd in ihL ManLhLslLr M(Ifiiiliuii in UctobLr, LollLLtivuly rdisillgp L)VL'r £ l O,OUO. 'I'hL Lharily is kLLn l() build ()n this %uLL¢.4.4 in lh¢ futurL, introducing more LvLnts to LngugJe und inspire Lulleag¥uLs and supportLrs. Celebrating MilLst()nes an(1 Im pact AnothLr sigJnifiLunl highlight of the Ye￿ was thi rLturn of. IhL Pels at Home Chdrity Ball in NovembLr. 'lthis meniur(IblL' LVLnt hostL.d by Cl(IfL. 13(Ilding C.B.L pruvidLd (I pl(Itfi)rni to Lelibrdlu IhL' remdrkdblu work of the P'oundalion, 5howL(Isingy its imp(IcI un buth il n(Ition(Il iind loLal scal¢. 'I'hL Vveningi Wi15 d hug7V SUCLgss, raising7 over £105,000 th￿kS to Pit5 at Home and its 5upplier5. santa Paw5 The pinnacle of the fundraising year was once again the annual Santa Paws Appeal, which raised an incredible £1.9 m illion in just four weeks leading up to Christma5 Eve. 'fhis remarkable achievement shows the generosity and compa55ion of the supporters, whose donation5 Tnake a difference to pet5 and people in store5 and local communitie5. Much of our funding is made p055ible through the dedication of colleagues and veterinary partners wiihin Pets at Home Group, as well as the generosity of their customers. This year the charity raised over £6.8Tnillion, thank yuu to all those who h(Ive 5UPPOrted our mi55ion in helping to create a better world for pets and the people who love them.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Plans for the Future As we look ahead, Ihe charity is keen lo continue rollinLi out our rebranding efforts following this year's successful di&¥ Ital transformation. While we anlicip(Ite this tu be a grddui)I proLess, we're enthusiilstic about seeinbT this come to life. A hi&hligyhi on the horiion 15 our upcomingi summer fundraiser, which will direcily benefit over 400 food banks in loLal communities. 13uildinby upon the succe55 of our pei foud bank projLcl in Lollabordlion with Ihe Illue Cross. this iniliative rLmains key in sUPPOrtinb pe15 und thLir ownLrs, which is a core slrategyic priority for us. 'lThe lundraisLr will collect food and finiinciiil don(ItiL)ns, with thL fuud direLily supporliii lucal tood banks and th¢ finanLi¢il doi)dtions supportinb 131uL Lruss's ungFuinby Lllons in tood b(Inks nationwidL'. In uddilion, wL'rc thrilled to unnouncL IhL IuuiiLh of our new &7rtini funding prugprdmts, whicl) will focus on thrLL. kLy pillars.. pLI rLscucs. pLI rllinquishinent iniliulivL's, Lind (1551sI(IllLL' dnd thLrapy progyrum5. '1-his %h()ws our Lumm itmLnt lo addrLssin&p Ili¢ divLrsL nLL.ds ol. PLIS (Ind IhLir ()wnL'r% whilL makingi a InL'Jninbful impact in locul communilies. l. urlhLrmorc, IhL I,oundulion is uctively se¢king to recruil an extemul trustee with L'xperti5e in the charity LLt()r. 'I'his individuiil will support our exislinby bourd und churily IL'dm in shapingy IliL slratL'b'y und fulurL dirLLtion of IhL churily. Flnanclal Revlew '[ utal inLoming> resourcLs in ihe period increased by £665,420 to £6,836.016 (2023: £6,170,596). 'l-he inLfL'it5L is due to SULCLssful fundrai5inbi campaibins and the cuntinuLd support of Pels ut Hume and its LoIILLlbFUL5, Donations incoine in the period amounted incrLused frorn £4,879,004 to £5,294,42¥ und InLomL. from CharitablL' Aclivilils li.11 frum £867,335 to Lit03,352 duL lu fL'wLf <iniiiiitls iidopiLd Ihrougih ()ur udiipliiin L¢nlr¢s. InLome rLLeived fruiii olli¥r trading aLlivitius in thL pLriud dmountLd to £610,755 (2023: £3C)(),682). 'I'h¢ chariiy has muinluinLd ils suppurt of rescues and pLI and PLopl¢ churiliLS througl) the &¥ranl progyrummL, Lommunily partncrships, 5umn)L'r uppual lor HLurin& lur thL Deiif (ind IhL' donation lif luod and bL,ddin& pallLls totullinbi £4,706,815 (2023.. £4,761.309). inLludinby the rLlea5e ot. yLurs 2 und 3 multi-y¢ur pran1%. At thL ¢'nd ol. tl)L reportin&, PLriod, luldl unrL5triLtL'd funds w¢r¥ £4,346,265 (2023 L4,089,590), RL%lriLILd funds ol. £Nil (2023.. £852) rLldlLd lo ihL salL' of- RSI)LA, S¢otlish SPCA and Li115 1)rotLLlion l-Iu4win Do&15 tor DLaf i)euplL mL'rchdndi%L whiLh havL YLI lo b¢ doniltLd lo the rvlev(tnl Lharily. 'I'hL lolal tunds of. the chiirity were £4,436,265 (2023: £4,09U,442). 'lkni5 increase coMp￿ed to 2023 15 a resuli ot. the incre(Ise in donations received during the yuar. 'I'hL charity ha5 sel (15id¥ £1,476,846 (2023.. £1,242.365) of. ils unrestricted resLrves for LJranls tur 2-3 yeiir projec15 where we liave funded th¢ inilidl year of ihe projecl. 'I'he charity continue5 lo hold cash reserves of £3,953,550 {2023: £4,337.636). Princi al Fundin y Sources lThe principal funding sources for the Charity are donations for pets via the adoption scheme, fundraising a¢tiviliLs within Pets at Home 5tore5, Veterinary sUr￿lerIeS, Support Office and Distribution Centres. -lThis year saw an increase in fundraising from individuals through virtual events. rnerchandise sales of face coverings and online donations via the Pets at Home website.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Financial Review {continued) Goin concern 'rhe charity reported a surplus of £345.823, a cash oultlow of £384,086 for the year and held cash reserves of £3,953,550. '1-h¢ budgiets have been prepared for the next two ye(tr5 (ind are continually reviLwL.d by the team (Ind thL trusieL board. 'lThe trustees have assess¢d the risk5 to the chiirity, includingy the current Lost of livinLy Lrisi5 ¢ind ihL impact this may havL on aniilldl rLscues ai)d re-hoiiiinLJ orgjdllisdlions. As a giranl-&>ivin ch<irity, thL ch(Irity would be ablL to rLduLL ils LxpLndilurc si&ynitlCitnily in thL LVLTbl uf a sigJnilicant l{Ill in incoine. 'l-herefore, thL irustLLs arL Lonl idLnl thal the Lharily has suttlClLnt fin(InLl¢il rL5uufLLS to conlinue a5 a &Toin&y concern for the foreseedble future. anci ort to rescues (Ind Ll Lhurities (iruni.MukinAI l)iJli¢y undingi is awarded in line wilh the 'Grant Punding, Criteria, doLument. aliholigih 'l'rustee5 Lun use IhLir disLrLlion to dwiird funds oul%idL of thLSL' giuidL'linLs it. IhLy dcLin il appropriutL. 'l-hL fundingJ LrilLfid dre reviLwL'd on d rebjuldr busis, iind rLLUtnmLndcilions arL mddL to the .1 riislees for uppr()V(Il. l.'()Ili)winL' coiilirmution of th¢ crilLria, they Lire miide publicly avuilablL on the website und Lommunicdted to all rLsLuLS. All upplicalions are subjLct to d follow-up dnd evaluiilion process lo ensure Ihut gyrants ure used for the purposL for which thLy were awurdLd. Grunl,s A lol(Il uf 77 giranls WLfu ¢lW¢ird¥d lo IhL rL5LUL %L'Llur, with 41 tuliil uf £()66,000 in fundingi and <1 furiliLr £447,000 plL'dgy¥d ov¥r ihL nLxI two yLurs. In liddition, IhL Lhtirily hi15 5uppurlLd 48 pLI dnd PLoplu LhuriliLs with funding lolullin&i £1.6m illiun {inLluding l unds rLILdsLd Iroin prior plL.dgiL5). WL havL ¢il%u plud&>Ld a lurthLr £531,000 ovL'r thL nLxt Iwo years, Cummiinily l)urlnL'r l)ru&Jrumvi 'I'hi5 SUPPOrt progFruin hds Luntinuid tu provc a vLry Lll¢LlivL way ()I' workinbi with chiiritigs. It allows dn urb7iillisiiliun (Ind storL lo colldboriltL' lo dLIivLr n()t only lund% l()r thL fLsLULS bLII (Ilso r(IiSL <lWiifLI)L55 in the Ioctil Loniinunity ot'the rLscuL and thL pLls in thLif LdrL. 'I'hi% yLdr, WL hdVL bUPPOrtLd over 300 orbTtinistitions wilh over £943,000 cumptirLd to 2023, whLn WL dondlLd £792,000. Inve5tm¢nt l)olic 'J'he iiim is for m05t of Ihe Charity's funds to be spent in the short lerni, 50 there are f¢w funds for lonb'-lemi investment. Punds in excess of those required for day-to-ddy cdsh flow ¢we held in a flexible intercst-bearin& currenl account. ResLrves Polic ThL Trustees fLLFularly review the reserves policy. The policy 5tdte5 th<il thL Chdrity will hold &Tr¢n¢ral reserves sufficient lo cover approximately 12 tnonth5 of runnin&¥ cos15, includingJ administrative cosls, neutering vouchers and adoption pets upkeep and vet bi115. Based on the 2024-25 budgyel, this is estimated to be £1.5m. The reserve policy will be reviewed every year as part of the budLJet setting, for future years. As of the year-end. the charity ha5 unrestricted general reserves of £2,959,419 (2023.. £2,847,225) excluding designated fund5. Over the last few years, the charity has broadened those il can support with funding and introduced multi-year funding- this tnean5 that we have continued to reduce the charity's free reserves as planned.

The Pets at Home Foundation REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Stutement of Tru5tee5' Responsibilities 'I"he Charity's accoLtnts have been prepared in aLLordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice applic(Ible to charities preparing their aLcounts in accordance wilh the Financial Reporting, Standard applicable in the UK and RLpublic of IrLland (F'RS 102) (effective l January 2019), and with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Ac¢ounlin&) PractiLe (United Kingdom Accounting Standards Lind applicable law). -lThe law applicable to charities in Engyland, WalLs und Scotland requires Ihe 'l'ruslees lo prepare tinancial stutemLnts for euch finunLial yL'dr. which gJivL (i true iind fiiir view of. Charity's linancial uclivilies during the year and ot ils finanLial position at the Lnd of the year. In preparinbi Ihesc financial statements, the .1 rusteLS (Ir¢ requircd to.. SLleLt suiliible accounting policies and IhLn apply ihLm Lonsi%lLnily; Inake jud&¥LmLnls and LslimiilL5 that urL redsonable and prudent; prepure the financial slalLmcnls on a gyoinbF LonLern bhi lo hJvL lukLn to makL IhL'msLIvLS aware of uny rLlevanl Judil infurmulion and to Lslubli¥h that IhL iiudilor 15 (IW<irL of Ihdl infomiation, Si&TnLd on b¢hall' of th¢ Board Mr W Hewish Chair 26th June 2024 10

The Pets at Home Foundation INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE PETS AT HOME FOUNDATION 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Opinion We have audited the financial slatements of The Pe15 at Home bounddlion {'the charity,) for the 52 weeks endLd 28 March 2024. which comprise the Statement ot F iniincial Aclivities, thv Biildnce She¢l, the StiltLniLnl of. Cash l-. lows and noles to the financial statements, includinLF sigin ificiint <iccountin& policies. 'I'hv fin<inLl<il rLpurting, framework that has been appliLd in their prepartiliun 15 dppIIL(IblL l(Iw and United KinL,duin ALcountinLy Standards, includingy b inancidl KLPOrtin&i Sianddrd 102, '1-he F'in(InLitil Reporting St(tnd(Ird iippIiLnsibililiL% in accord(IllLL wilh tl)L'SL rLquirLmLnts. WL belicvl thul Ihe uudit Lvidence we have oblainLd 15 sulfiLiLnt and appropriate lo provide u basis for our opinion. Conclusions rLl&tin&v tu kJDinLJ conLL'rn In auditingi thL financial slulLmLnts, WL havL conLludLd that the trustee's use of IhL &JoinbT conccrn bdsis of accuunlinL7 in the preparation of thL financiul slalLinenls is appropriulL, 13usLd on thL work WL huvL performed, WL huve nol identilicd tiny Inutcriul uncLrtuintie5 rel(Iting lo events or Londili(Ins thal. individuully or LollLLIIvLly, muy LU5t 5ibFnifiLitnl doubt uii IhL cl)dfiiy'5 dbilily tu L()ntinuu as J &yuin&¥ LtsnL￿rn lur a p¢riod ul. at ILusl IwLlvL Inoiiil)s froin wliLn tliL fiii(Incial 51dlLmLnts ure uulhorisLd for is%uL. Our r¢sponsibilitiLs und the responsibilities of the trusiees with respLLI lo gyoingy Loncern ure dLscribed in Ihc rLl¢vanl 5Lclion5 Ot. this report. Other Infurmution 'I'he truslLes are responsible for the oiher infomalion conldined wiihin the (Innudl report. 'lThe other informiilion comprises Ilie inform(Ilion included in the annuiil report, other thiin the findncidl sldtLmenls and our auditor'5 repurt thereon. Our opinion un the fin(Incial st(Iteinen15 does not cover the other inform¢ilion dnd, Lxcepl to Ihe extent otherwise explicitly slaled in our report, we do not express any forn) of. assurancL Lunclusion thereon. Our respon5ibilily 15 to read the other infomjalion and, in doingF so, consider whether the other inforniation 15 materially incon5l5tent with the financial sliilemvnt5 or our knowledLJL oblained in the audit or oih¢rwisL appears to be materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material mi551atements, we are required lo detern)ine whether this gpives rise to {] material misslalem¢nt in the financial statements them5elve5. If. based on the work WL have performed, we conclude thai there is a m(Iterial mis51iilement of thi5 Other information, we are rlquired to r¢port that fdct. We have nothing to report in this regard.

The Pets at Home Foundation INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE PETS AT HOME FOUNDATION (CONTINUED) 52- week period ended 28 March 2024 Mlltters on which we are required ¢0 report by exception We have nothinLF to report in respect of the followin&i matters in relation lo which the Charities (Accounts and RLports) RvgFuI(ttion5 2008 and the Chiirilies Accounts (Scotland) Regyulalions 2006 requires us to report to you if, in our opinion: the inforniuiion &Fiven in the financial slalemLnls is inLonsistenl in any material respect with the tru%tL'LS' report; or %ufficienl und proper ¢iccountinbi records have not been kept by the charity. or the linanLial slatL'mLnl% arL not in abTreemLnt with the ULcountinsy records and returns; or we have not received all the inf¢Jrniation und Lxplanati(Ins we require fur our dudil. RL%pun¥lbllltles uf trustecs As explained more lully in the IrustL'LS' fL'sponsibilitiLS sldlLmenl Sel out on p(IgTe 9-1 O, the trustees arL rLsponsiblc for IhL' prLp<if4ltiun of IhL. linanLiul %ltilL'inLnls (Ind fur bLinbi sulisfied Ihut thLy &FIVL' il IruL und Iiiif VILW, and lor %ULh intL'rndl Lunlrul u5 IhL truslLLS dLILnninL 15 nLLessury Io LnublL the prepurution of rindllLial %lalL'mLnls Ih(Il (IfL frLL. fri)iii IniilLriiil mi%%liilLinLnl, whLihLr duL lu Iruud or Lrror. In prLpurinbi thL Iinancial stateinenls, IhL Iru%lees urL' rLspunsiblL for <lS%LSSinLw thc chulalions Illlidu or l)aving? Ll-licl 11)LrLuiidLr. Our ubjLciives (IfL lo obtain rL(1sun(Iblc iissurancc about whcthcr Ihc Iinancial stalLrncnt.8 as J whol¢ ar¢ IrLL Iruin iniilLfi(Il Ini55tELtL'mLnl, whL'ihLr duL tu Iruud ur Lrror, und Io IS%UL an uudili)r'% rLporl Ihul includes uur opinion. IILa50nablL ussurunLL 15 u hi&Jh ILVLI uf a8suruncL, but is not u &TruaruntL'¢ Ihut an uudil conduLlcd in uccordance with ISAS (UK) will Jlways dLtLLI a mulLriul mi5slalLmLnl wh¢n il ¢xisls. Mis51()ILillL'nts can iiri4L froin Iraud or ¢,￿Or und urL Lullsid¢rLd mulLrial il., individuully or in th (IggirLgialL, IIIL'Y could rLu50n<ibly bL ¢xpLcILd lo inlluLn¢L Il)e Lconoinic d¢cisions ol. u5er5 lak¢n on th b(1Sis of'these financiul Statements, l)eluils of IhL Lxtent to which the audit was considLred capuble of detectingi irr¢guluritiLS, includinb fraud dnd non-compliance with Idws und reLFulations dre set out bLIow. A further descripiion of our responsibilities for the audit of the Iinancidl slalemenls is IoLalLd on the inanciul Reportinui Council'5 websi1¢ at: www.frc.or&i.uk/auditorsresponsibililies. This dcscription fom15 part of. our auditor's report, Extent to whieh the audit Wa5 considered capable of detectlng Irrcgularities, includlng fraud Irre&)ularitics, including fraud, arL instances of non-Lompliance with laws and regFulations. We identifiLd and assessed the risks of mat¢ri¢il rni%slal¢menl uf the finanLidl sldlim¢nls from irreLpuldritiLS, whuthgr duv lo fraud or error, and discu55Ld the5L' bctWLLn our (iudil IL(Im membLf5. We then desiLFned (Ind performed audit procedures responsive lo those risks. includingy oblainingy audit evidence sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. 12

The Pets at Home Foundation INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE PETS AT HOME FOUNDATION (CONTINUED) 52- week period ended 28 March 2024 Extent to which the #udit was considered c&pablL of detecting irregulmrities, ineluding (rllud (continued) WL obtained an understandin&¥ of lh¢ le&¥al and rL&iulalory IT¢tmeworks wiihin which the chtirity opLrdies, foLusingF on thosL law% dnd rLgJuldliun% thal have il dirLct ¢lfLcl on the delLrin in(ttion of In(Iteri(Il iiinounls Ind disLlosurLs in thL fin¢illLidl sldtL'inLn15. '1'he laws (ind regiulalions WL LonsidLfLd in this conlLXt were thL LhiiriliLs ALt 201 I dnd 'l'hL Lharitius und .1 rustLe InvLstmLI)l {Scoil(Ind) ALI 20U5 to&iethLr with the Lhiiriliv5 SORI) {I,'R% 102). WL assL%sed ihL rLquirLd compliance with Ihese laws und r¢&iulations i15 Pdrt of our dudil pfoLL.durLs on IhL rLldtLd finuncial statLmLnl items. In (Iddilion, WL LunsidLrLd provisiuns ol. othLr laws and re&?uldtions thill du nul hilVL' (I dirLCt LffLLt un thL Iin(InLidl .s1(IILmLnls but compl idnLL with whicl) migyhi be fundJin¢nlal lo thL Lhiirily'5 itbilily to OPLfiltL ur to dvuid 41 In(IILri411 pLn(Ilty. WL. al%u LonsidL'rLd thL oppurluniliLs ¢iiid ii)LLnliv¢5 ihiil Indy Lx isl witliin thL Lhiirity for fraud. 'l-h¥ laws and rLgiulutiuns WL. consid¢rLd in this LontLxl for the UK OPL'f<ltions wLrL thv undraising Reg7ul<iliun% und th¥ (iainblingy Lomm ission RL&pulalion5. AuditingTr standards lim it the rLquired audit proLedures to identify non-Lompliance with IhLsL laws and re&)ululions lo Lnquiry of thL 'I'ruslees and other InanabiLment dnd inspLLtion ol. rvgFultitory and legFal Lorr¥spundLncL', ifr. uny. WL idLntifiLd IhL LyfL(ItL.%t ri%k of111(IILfi(Il iinp<lLI on IhL IinanLliil slalLinLnl% frum irrL&¥uluriti¢s, includin Ir(iud, lo bL within thL uvLrridL ol. Lontro15 by InanugJLillLnl. Our audii pru¢¥durL'S lu rLspund to IIiL'5L risks inLludLd LnquiriL5 of mdndg?LmLnl, 5<implL IL51ingp on Ihl p()slingy ofjournals. rLviLwinby accounlinb Lstimiltes tor bi(1SLS, rLvicwin&i rLgTuldtury LorrLspundLnce with IhL Charity Commission and rcadin minulLS uf meLtin&T5 Ot. Ih05e LharLyLd with gFOVL'rnunc¢. Owing lo thL' inhLrLnt liinilaliL)ns of un 51iindards. I,ur LXdiinplL, IhL lurtliLr rL'muvL.d non- complidnLe with laws lind rLgyululions (irrLgiuluriliLs) is frum thL ¢ven15 und IrdllSULlions rcflLLILd in th¢ Iindncial slaiLmLiit%, the ILSS lik¢ly thL' inhLruntly limilLd proLLdurLs rLquirLd by audilin&J slJnddrds would idLiiiily it. Ii) iiddiliun, d5 Wlth any ¢iudil, IhLrL rLinainLd a highLr risk of non-dLILLtion of irrL&yulariliL%, J5 Ilic5L Inay invvlvc collusion, forgyery, inientiondl om i55ions, InisrLpresLnlations, ¢)r IhL uvLrridL ol. inlLrnul controls. We are not rv5ponsiblL fur prevLntingF non-LompliunLL und Lannul bL LXPLLtLd t() dLt¢LI non- compliancc with all laws und re&Tulutions. Use of our rLp()rt 'l-hib rcport is InadL' 501ely tu the charity's tru5tee5, a5 d body, in dCLurddnce with Pdrt 4 of the Chdrilies (Accounts and RLports) RL&Julalions 2008 dnd Reuyul(Ition l O of thL Cli<irities Accoun15 (SLoiland) Ilcgiulations 2006. Our audit work ha5 bcen undertdkLn su tliat WL. migiht stiltL to Ihe ch(trily's tru51ees IIIOSL Illdtler5 WL ¢ire required lo st¢lte to thL'ni in (In duditor'5 report iind fur no other purp05L. -1 o the fullest xtLnt perniilted by law, we do not accepl or assume re5pon5ibility to anyone other th(In the chiirity (ind the charity's trustee5 as a body, for our ¢iudil work, for this report, or fur ihe opinions we have fornied. IThi5 report ha5 Ilot yet been 5ignedl Crowe U.K. LLP Statutory Auditor 'I'he Lexicon Mount Street Miinche5ter M2 5NI' 26th June 2024 13-

The Pets at Home Foundation STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Total Fund5 2024 Tolal Funds 2023 Restricted UnrestriLted Funds Funds Note INCOMING RFSORCES Income and end(bwm¢inls from: Di)nati()ns aiid IL'giaLies I ncome trom uth¢r Iradinby aLlivities InLome from Lharitable aLtivilies Inv¢.stment income 591,535 62,710 4,702,893 548,045 803,352 127,481 5,294,428 610.755 803J52 127,481 4,879,004 399,682 867J35 24,575 'I'otal inLume 654,245 6,181,771 6,836,016 6,17U,596 IIFSOURCES FXPENDED I'xpc'ndilurL' un: Costs ol. ruisin&y lunds LxpLndilurL un Lliarit<iblL' <lLtivitiL's 75,965 579,132 251,867 5,583,229 327,832 6,162J61 2116,1182 6,185,653 otul expcndilure 655.097 5,IS35,096 6,490,193 6,472,535 Net (ExpL)nditurc)IlnL'()mL' and movemLbnt of fund.¥ for thL' yL'ar (852) 346,675 345,823 (301,939) RF.CONCILIAI'ION OF FUNDS .1 otal funds brougiht forward 852 4,0119,590 4,090,442 4J92J81 Total fund¥ L'mrricd furnard 16 4,436,265 4,436,265 4,090,442 -ThL StiilLinLnl of FindllLial ALlivitiL'S inLludL5 dll gFdins and losses in the period and therefore a 5tateinent ol. tolal rLco&pniscd &)ains IossL5 hds nul beLn prLparLd. All of ihe above amounts relate to continuing activities. The notes on pages 18 to 30 forni part of these financial 51alements. 14-

The Pets at Home Foundation STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 52- week period ended 28 March 2024 Tolal Funds 2023 Total Funds 2022 Restricted Unrestricted Funds Funds Note INCOMING RF.SORCFS InL'UmL' und cnd()wmL'ntli from: Doncltivns (Ind IL&J(ILIL'S I IlL()me trom othLr tradingi uLtiv ities Income from Lhdrilublc (Illivities IIivL51mLnt inLoine 626,327 33,855 4,252.677 365,827 867,335 24,575 4,879,004 399,682 867J35 24,575 4,273 J98 606,068 8115J04 343 'olul incuniL 660,182 5,510,414 6,170,596 5,6115,114 IIF.SinlJllCF.S F.XPENDED Tr:xpLhndilurLI Ibn: Custs ol. rdising¥ funds LxpLnditurL on Lharilable uctivitics 73.082 682,101 213.801 5,503,552 286,1182 6,1215,653 433,U18 4,431 J44 .1 otal LxpL'nditurL 755,183 5,717,353 6,472,535 4,864a62 Nel (FJxpendilure)Ilncomc and movLbmLsnt ()f fund¥ for thL¥ yL'4r (1)5,001) (206,()38) (301,939) 820,752 RF.COIYCILIATIOIY OTr FUNDS .1 otal funds bruu¥ht forw<ird 95,853 4,2()6,528 4J92J81 3,571,629 Tutul funds LarriL,d forwxrd 16 852 4,{181),590 4,090,442 4J92 J81 15-

The Pets at Home Foundation BALANCE SHEET 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 2024 2023 Note CURRENT ASSETS Debtors Cash at bank and in hand 13 796,100 3.953,550 441,601 4,337,636 4,749,650 4,779,237 CURRLNI, LIABILI'I'IES Crcditurs: Aniuunt5 fallingT duc within one year 14 313,385 688,795 NET CURRFNT ASSF.TS 4.436.265 4,090.442 TOTAL ASSETS LE,S>&> CURRENT LIABILITIES 4,436,265 4,090,442 FUNDS OF THE CHARITY UnrL'strictLd inconie tunds RLstriLtLd inLomL funds 15,16 15, 16 4,436,265 4,08(),5911 852 TOTAL FUNDS 4,436,265 4,0()0,442 'l-he note5 on Pilbies 18 to 29 forin purt of'thL'se fin(Inciul statements. l-he5e financial slalemen15 were approved by the Bo¢ird of '[ ruslees on 26th JunL 2024 und arL sibinLd on their behtilf by: W H¢wish Ch￿ir 26th June 21124 16-

Pets at Home Foundation STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 52- week period ended 28 March 2024 2023 2022 Cash floivs from operating aL'livilies: Nel Lash ulilised by operating¥ activities Cxsh flow from investing aclivitiet3'. ljank interest income (511,567) (30,802) 127,481 24,575 Chanbye in Lash & Lash equivalcnts in the reporting PLri()d Cash & Lash cquivalents at ihL bLgyinninby of the rcpurtinb period (384,086) (6,227) 4,337,636 4,343.863 Cash & cayh equiv#lL'nts at thL' end of the repurling perii)d 3,953,550 4,337,636 Rcconciliati()n of nLSt movLimLint in funds lo nL't cash Iloiv from operuling aclivilie¥ 2024 2023 Net incomc/(LxpLnditurL') fur the rLporting pL'riod AdjustmLhnls for: Increase in debtors (DL'crLa5L)lincreasL in LfLditors Bank interest income 345,823 (301,93()) (354,499) (375,410) (127,481) (234,075) 529,7117 (24,575) NLI Lash iilil is¢d by op¢ratin&) aLtivities (511,567) (30,1102) Anlllyyis of L'ayh & cu.¥h L'quivalents 2024 2023 Cash in hand 3,953,550 4,337,636 Reconcilialion of net debt 2023 Cashflow 2024 Cash in hand and at bank 4.337,636 (384,086) 3,953,550 All amounts relate to continuing activities. The notes on pages 18 10 30 forni part of these financial statements.

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Accounting Policies Basis of Accounting I'hese financial slalemenls have been prepared undLr thL historical cost convention with items reco&Trnised t cost or transaction ViiluL' unlLss uiherwisL stilled in the relevant notes lo thesL (ILLounls. 'he financial slalemen15 have been prepared in aLLordance with ihe Sialeinenl of ReLommended Practice.. Accountin&i Kind Ileporting, by LhtiriliLs prLparingJ Ihcir dcuounls in accordtiiice with thL l-, inancial Reportinb Standard applic¢ible in the UK (ind RLpubliL of IrLldnd (I,'RS 102) issued iii J(Inuilry 2U19. Accounting reference dllte 'Ihu findnLial slal¢m¥nls of ihL chtirily (IfL pfLp&irLd t() Ihu 'lThursduy i)L'ufLsI lo 28 MdrLh. ALcordingvly, the%L fin&tnLidl stdlLmLnts havL bLLn prLpurLd lur IIIL 52 wLLks LndLd 28 March 2024 (2023 52 WLLks elided 3U MurLh 2023). Prepyr#tSon of the ucciJunt% on a goink concern basis 'I'he charity repurted a net income of £345.675, a cush oultluw of £384,086 for Ihc year and huld Lash rLscrves of 13 (J53,550. 'IThL budgTLts h<lVL beLn prLpurLd up lo JLtnL 2025, und drL Lunlinually r¢viewLd by the ILUM und the tru51LL b(Idrd. 'I'hL IruslLLs havL <lSSLSSLd thL risks lu thL Lharily includingp IhL currLnt LU5t of livin&J Lfi5i5 lind thL impclLt this may havL' on animul rL'scuLS (Ind rL._huminLy org ivingy Lhurily, Ihe Lli(Irity wuu Id bL dblL Iu siginil ILantly rL'duLL 115 LXPL'ndilurL' in 11)U Lvcnl ot u %ib¥ni I ILiint lall in incomL'. 'IhereforL, thc trustL'es arL conlidLnt Ihut thL Lharity ha5 sul'liciLnl Iinanciul rL50ufLLS Iu continuL as u bpoinbi concem for the fore5eL'ablL future. Income EndowmLnt5 All inLomL is inLluded in IhL SlalLinent uf. I, inanciul ALlivitiL's whLn- IhL Charity is LntiilL'd tu ihL rL5uufcL5; IhL' Lliurily bLLomL'% LnlitlL.d to IhL fL'soufcLS' and thL InonLIury v(iIuL ccin be mLasurLd with 5urriciLnt rL.liabilily. 'I'hL lullowingj sp¢¢ilic poliLiLS (IrL appliL.d lo partiLulur L¥ilL&yoriLS Ot. incui)lL'. i)unJlions and ILbFaLiC5 kire receivLd Ihruugyh donaliuns and byift5 and Mre inLluded, in full, in IhL SlulLm¢nl ol. F inuncial Aciivilies, wheii rL'LLiv#blL, DonutLd serviLLs and facilities dre included in thL S()l.'A when received at thL valuL ul. the bTift to IhL Lhdrity pr()vidLd IhL value of IliL &iift c(In bL mLd%ur¢d rLlidbly. Donilted SL'fviLL'% und f(icililies Ihdt arL Lon%uinLd iinmLdiatLly arL fLcogJlli5Ld d5 incume witl) dn equivulent amuunl rLcobiiii5ed 415 an LxpLnsL' undLr Ih¢' appropriiilL IILtidinLJ in thv SOI,'A. 'h¥ value of service5 provided by vulunteers has not been included in Ihe5e uccounls. Donated giouds dre measured at fair value (the amount for which the asset could be exchanged) unless iinpraLtILal lo do so. Income from chariluble tradingp activity is accounted for when eamed. Gift Aid receivable is included in income when there is a valid declaration from the donor. Any Gift Aid amount recovered on a donation 15 considered lo be part of ihat gift and is trealed as an addition to the same fund as the initial donation unless the donor or the ternis of the appeal have specified otherwise. 18-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (contlnued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Accounting Policies (continued) Resources Expended Expenditure 15 reco&inised where it is more likely th¢U) not that there is a legyal or conslructive obli&?ation committing thL Lhiirity to pay out resources and the amounl ol. the obligiation can be measured with rea50ntible certainty. Expenditure on rliisillb funds LomprisLs costs inLurred tLb bienerate volunlury incume and Lost of louds 501d its Pilrt of fundrili5in&i trddinb,. ExpendilurL on chtirilable aLlivitiL'S cumprisLS IhosL costs incurred by thL Charity in IhL dLIivcry ot. ils aCtivitiL5 und sLrvices to its bLllLfiLiiifiLS. It includLs both Lusts Ih&il Ldn bL tilliiL¢ltLd dirLLIIy to such aclivilies und Ih05e costs of un indirect nuturL whiLh arL nLCL'SSdry l() %upp()rt IhL'm. It ulso inLliidLs &povLrnJnce costs which comprise Judit f¢¢s, Gamblinb Lommi55ion fLes, bunk LharbTLS and .1 rustLL Lxpens¢s. Durin&¥ ihL year the churily reclassifi¢d somL of itb expenditure belween expendilure un raising, funds and expLndilurL's on Lharitabl¢ ucliviti¢s. SubsequLntly has resliiled its prior year coinparutives. WhLrv thc chdrily LJIVLS a gyrunl with conditions for its Pranls arc unly rLLogpiiisLd in thL Sol.'A onLL IhL' fLLipi¢nl uf IhL &Trunt '1.4 providLd 11)L spLLiliLd %LrviLL or ouipul. WhLrL thLrL arc nL) Londiliuns ulluLhin&y lo thu b?runt th(Il L'nublLS IhL donor Lliarily to rLuli%licJlly avoid IhL Lomiiiitin¢nt, u liubilily lor IhL lull lundin obligilltion must bL rLLugTnised. Allocmtion of.%upport costs Suppurl costs are Ihos¢ function5 that a5SlSt the work of Ihc charity but do not directly undertake churildble d¢livitiL5. Suppurl cusls includc b<tLk olficL costs, tinancc, stufT' cos15 and gTOVVrniincL costs which support IhL Charity's LILtiviliL5. '1'hLSC COSt51)dVL. bcLli alloL4ilLd bLIwLLn cusl of. r(iising funds (Ind LXPLnditure on Lharilabl¢ uLlivitius, 'I'hL b£lS¢5 un whiih suppurl Losts havL bLLlI Éill()Ldlcd s¢1 out iii not¢ 7, Cllsh at bllnk and in hand d5h (It b<ink dnd Ciish in hiind include5 L(IsI) tind 51)urt ILrm liighly liquid investinLn15 with a Short maturily of three Inonths or less from the dilte ot dCqUlSltiun or upeninb¥ of tIIL depu5it or simil¢if &lLLount. Creditors and provisions CrLdilors and provisions dr¢ re¢ogynis¢d wherL th¢ charity has a presenl obli&Tration resultin&y from d Piisl event th<il will probably rLsuII in IhL IransfLr of lunds Io d third party dnd the amount due to sltile the oblig?<ltiun can be me¢isufLd or estim<iled reli<ibly. Credilors pruvisions drL normdlly reLogJlliSLd at their settlement amount after allowing for any trade discounts due. 19

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Aecounling Policies (continued) Fund Accounting Unrestricted funds are available for use, at the discretion of the Trustees, in furtherance of the gFeneral objLCtive5 of thL Ch(trity. DL'siLJn(Ited fund5 arL unr¢striLtL.d funds ot the charity which the trustL'es h(Ive decided at their discrelion lo sei i15ide to use for a SPLLific purpose. Reslricled funds are dontilions which the donor has specified rtak¢n by th¢ Lli<irity. Taxation As (I Ch(Irity, 'I'hL PL'IS ul l.lumL I",oiindaliun is ¢x¢mpt friiin lux on inLuinL lind g?dins fallingp within Purt I I Corpuralion '] ax Act 201 O or s256 0l.thL .1 ax(ttion of'Lh<ifbTeitblL (Jain% ALt 1992 to lh¥ cxlLiiI thtil tl)L5L arL dppliLd l() il% churitablL objLcls. No tax churbJLs huve arisLn in the Lhdrity. 'I'hL Charity is re&ii5tLrLd for VuluL. AddL'd .1 dx (VA'I"). As a rcsuli of Ihis, input tax b¢cam¢ recuvLriiblv on luxablL purchases and output lux bec(Ime chargJvdblL on sales ol. taxable gyoods. Critical accountink judLFLmentli an(J key liources of estlmulion uncertminty In IhL appliL<ilion of. the entity's accounting policies which (ire de5cribLd on pagyes 18 to 2U, the .1 ru5tLcs urL rLquifL'd lo InakL judgJin¢nls, L51iinJlLs und ussuinpli()n5 (tboul IhL Ldrryingp valvL uf aSSLl% und litibilitiL'% Ilidl rL nul rLadily JppurLnl frum othLr s()urLL'S. 'I'hL' Lsliin(IIL% and undLrlyingi us%unipliun5 ¢irL biisLd un his1oriL￿1 uxpLriLncL ￿nd oihLr fuLlurs Ih(tl tire considLfL.d IL) bL rLILvunt. ALluul rL'sull% may dil-fL'r Iruiii thLsL eslimalLs. 'I'hL Lslimales lind undLrlyinbT ussumptions are reviewed on un on-gyoin& basis. Revisions lo accuiinling, Ls1iiniilLS arL rLLoginisLd in IhL pLri()d in whiLh IhL' Ls1imiilL is fLVi5Ld if IhL rLvisiDn 4illLL15 only Ihat puriod or in IhL pL'riod of thL rLvision und flilure periods it. the revision ul'fec15 the L￿￿LnI und future periods. In the viLw of the .1 ruste¢s, no u5%umplions concerningy the future or ¢slimlllion unccrtainty affeLlin&p assets <ind liabilitie5 at IhL bulanLL %hLLit ddlL arL likLly lo rLsuIt in ii)alL'riul udju%lmLnl lu thLif Cdrryinbj dmuunl% in thL nLxt Iinunciul yeur. Donlltions xnd IcRMcles ReslrlctLd Funds 2024 UnrL'stricted unds Tot#1 Funds 2024 2024 Donation in l)els at Home stores, Support Oftice and Nalional Distribution Centres VIP Lililin¢' inLome troin PLts at Home Slor¢ space, Piillets, food and beddinb, donation5 for adoption iinima15 Donated pallels of food Online donations 586,606 2,676,685 921,997 3,263,291 921,997 373,500 621,225 107,478 373,500 621,225 112,407 4,929 Legacies Other donalions 2,000 2,000 591,535 4,702,893 5,294,428 -20-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Donations and legucies {continued) Restricted Funds 2U23 Unrestricted Fund% 2023 Total Funds 2U23 Donation in Pels al Home store5, Support Office and Naliundl Distribution Cenlre5 Vll) Lifeline incomL from Pets al Home StorL spaLe, pallets, fL)od and beddingi donalions for adoption (Inimals Donated pullcts of food OnlinL don<ltiuns L¢&TJcies 610,601 2.148,775 961.637 2,759,376 961.637 416,700 6411,800 56.369 20,396 416,700 648,800 72,095 20,396 15,726 626.327 4,252,677 4,879,004 Other trJding 4ctivitiei Reytrlcteij "undy 2U24 U nrestricted Trundi 2024 Totxl P"unds 21124 Contribution from salL'S of mLrLhandise in PLIS at FloinL sturL5 62,710 281,362 266.683 344,072 266,683 Lotl¢ry incume 62.710 548,045 610,755 Roslrlctcd Unrestrlcted 2023 2U23 2023 Cuntribution from salLs of mLrchtmdisL in PL1% at Huine slorL's 33,855 183,592 182,235 217,447 182,235 Lottery income 33,855 365,827 399,682 Income from Charitable Aclivities 2024 2023 Donalions received for adoption animals 803,352 867.335 803,352 867,335 The income is all unrestricted 21

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Expenditure on raising funds Unrestricted and Tot41 Funds 2023 Rcstrictcd Unrestricted Funds 2024 TotAI Funds 2024 2024 Loitery priLes Lotlcry ¢0515 co.st of gJoud$ Sold MiirkLtillLY dnd proinolion c0515 Oihlr f'undrdisingi L(1sts undraisinb bJUVLrniillLL custs 79,870 17,770 79,870 17,77U 73,101 11,919 300 75.965 153,177 229,142 122,665 3,798 2,017 1.050 1,050 75,965 251,1167 327,832 213,801 AnMlylil% ExpendlturL on ehxritablc ¥ctivities Iyote Grllni glvin ctiviliL.4 Mnd don#ti()ns Adopiiun cenlrLi eosl 2024 Grants and financial support NLuILrinLJ VUULIILf5 Cost ol. upkLLp of Adopiion unimals VLI bills lor Adupiiun (11)ii)ials LicLnLillgF LU515 Suppurl costs LiUVL'rnunLe custs 4,706,815 4,706,815 134.074 373,500 187,712 3,063 743,1160 13,337 134,074 373,500 187,712 3,063 247,953 4,446 4()5 1)07 8,81)] 5,211,613 95U,748 6,162,361 Grdllis dnd doniltiuns in the year includes £579,132 wus restricted (2023.. £682,10 l ) und £4,127,683 wa5 unrestricted {2023.. £4,180,700). Grant %iving ¥ctivities Adoption CLntrL L'O.%15 2023 Grants (see note 8) Neutering vouchers Cost of upkeep of Adoption animals Licencing cost5 Vet bi115 for Adoplion animals Support costs (see note 7) Governance cosls (see note 7) 4,862,801 4,862,801 175,593 392,700 148,001 4.932 571.204 30,422 175.593 392,700 148,001 4.932 190,401 30,422 380,803 5.243,604 942.049 6.185,653 -22-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continuedj 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 Analysis of governance gnd support C05tS Gencral Governance Support cu%tS 2024 Wagies and expenses Markelingy and promotion costs WLbsite m(iintLn¢ince and dLvLlopment Accounlancy GLnLral LxpLnses Audit fees 606,297 44,886 57,612 23,842 11,223 606,297 44,886 57,612 23,842 11,223 12 ()00 12,900 437 Bank lee5 437 743.860 13.337 757,197 Support Losls lind gJOVLmanLL' Lost urL' <illucalL'd lo LhurilublL LxpenditurL b third on adoption cenlres GcnLral Govcrnllnce support co%ts 2023 WilbiLS und cxpcnses Murk¢linbi and promolion cus15 Website maintenancL and devLlopmenl Accounliincy en¢rul LXPLn5LS 427,628 61,388 51,007 22,034 9,146 427,628 61.3118 51,007 22.034 9,146 15,415 12,900 2.IU6 15,415 12,900 2,106 Alidit fees 13ank le¢s 571,203 30,421 601,624 -23-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 An81ysis o(Grants and Financial Support 2024 2023 Grant Programme -Pets (irant ProgFramme -People Communily p(trtners Slimmer t'undrdisLr (Restricted) WLLkLnd LVL'nts (Restricted) Ukrdine aPPLal (IILslri¢lcd) DonalLd pallLts ol- fL)od dnd bL'ddinL' 960,829 1.601,737 943,892 578,81 () 313 1,468,396 1.271,074 792.429 571,318 9,292 101,492 648,8UO 621,225 4,706,815 4.1162,801 AnHlyyiy uf GrMnl.% Mnd FlnMnclMI Support UVLr £1 O,UOU (unrLStrlcted unle51 %peclfled) Gr¥nts and Finllncidl Support to Instltutions 2024 2023 Hearingb DoLys for Deuf PeoplL (of which £578,819 15 rLstricted 2023 £571,318) RSI)CA Cul% l)rolLLlion I)LIs as '1-hLrupy Limited SLOttisli Sl)LA I)()UFS For (iood -lector's House Cut Rescue 13ruv¢hound (iiVL' u BonL' l)ogi A%%i4ldncL In Disubilily Bristol DA W(1 l.lounds For kleroe5 Woodlands Animul Sanctuary "Ihe Mayhew Ndtional Centre lor RLptilL Welliire Hupv RLSLUL I'hL Clwyd Special RidinLF Centre Ltd Dogs For Autism MLdical Detection DOLJS 'reckels Animal Sanctuaries Waggy Tails Rescue Limited Service Dogs UK Rainbow Horses LearninL Centre CIC I"hurnberry Animal SanLIu( TheHor5eCour5e The Cats Whiskers Dog Asslstance In Disability (Dog AID) The British Horse Society 584,683 571,318 270,706 11)6,784 137,052 10(),3¥2 101,092 97,135 68,429 60,000 56,225 52,485 51,500 50,000 48,840 411,700 46,180 45,000 43,657 43,446 41,965 40,516 40,000 38,963 38.778 38,284 32,592 30,000 30,000 I X2,671 151.2U3 71,852 911,168 28,500 45,418 41,600 38,700 34,390 80,500 -24-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (contlnued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 9 Analysis of Grants and Fingnci81 Support over £1 0,000 (unrestricted unless specified) {eontinued) Grunts #nd Financi#l Support to institutiVll5 2024 2023 l eam 'l'utsham Refu&ie4Pels Elrilish l.len WLlfurL I rust Y()rkshirL Cul KLSLue Suppi)rt Dugjs Auti%in l)ob C'huriiy Puws for KidslEndeavuur l)rujLct Oak 'l-rees' Animul Chitrity People and Animal W¢llb¢in&T SLrviLes Cl (J&irh(I'% CJLrmun %hLphLrd RLscuL loovLs for l-ILiilin StrLLI I)uws 'l-hL I Iu&)5 1.oundation PurkfiLld EquinL Solutions SL'Ling> l)oLb% AlliancL Ndtiun(Il Animiil WLlltirL .1 rust klorSL Iliin&fL'rs AssuLi4ilion VctLrdns With NLW BL'giinnin&is Lat RLhoinin& RuvLns IILSLUL, UK GrLyl)ound .1 rust J&lLkson'5 An imiil Rescuc Our SpL'Ll<LI l.riLnds Siblinbys RLunitLd (S'I'AR) RLcuvLry AssislanLL Dogis Nortl)IimbLrliind Dobr Rescue P¢opl¥ und Anima14 UK CIC SlrLn&¥th and LLarnin& l-hrou&ih HorsLS Guidc Dogis .1 y N(Int Cat Sanclu(Iry 'I'hL Animal Hou5L RL5LUL Banff & AberdLenshirL RLScue & Rehominbi Kennels B.A.R.R.K liorLvLr Hounds .1 rust RoxiL's Rescue Doris Banham Dog, Rescue Appledown Rescue and Rehoming Kennels Mansfield Cal Rescue Rainbow Rehoming Centre C(Ivalier CenlrL Pendle Dogs in Need Scropton Riding For The Disabled Calvert'l rust Exmoor Animtil Welfare (Furness) Lolhian Cat Rescue 30,000 29,794 29,150 27,945 26,606 25,000 24,737 24,277 23,400 21,335 21,000 20,246 20,116 20,000 20,OUO 1 (),834 1 (),635 1 (),200 18,244 17,600 17,528 17,520 17,384 17,280 16,430 16.230 15,630 15,600 14,951 14,264 14,165 14,000 13,975 13,874 12,925 12,418 12,400 12,375 12,000 11,951 11.500 11,071 1,000 10,550 22,000 22,000 16,480 24,737 20.246 132,310 i 0,000 30.013 15,600 14,976 -25-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 9 An#lysi5 of G rants and Financial Support over £10,000 (unrestricted unle55 specified) (continued) Gr￿ntS llnd Financiul Support to instituti0115 21124 2023 Calvert'l rust Exmoor Ca15 Guidance Boxer WLllare Scoiland BIiJL Cross Almu41 F.lomL KesLue ChLIs Bulldogi IILsLU¥ and Ilehoming '1 rust CrLs11'iirrn I'-quinL. Lonnvctions HL're4Horses HurlLy'S 14ounds Animal RLscue Hurro&iulL Cut IILSCUL <irditl' l)ogys HOML ('l-he KLscuL Holcl) Ruin KLSCIIL Dugrs '[ rust Wurld Flor5L Welliire MdfL und Foiil SunLIu< H i&phlund (iroup Ridinbi for the Disubled AssOLiatiDn (RDA) Hull Aniinul Wi'llurL Dug>s On 'l'hL StrLLI.% {l)O'l-S) l*resh IILlds Aiiiindl RLSLue Youn& GlouceslLrshirv Por15mouih Grcyhound '1 rust QTL'rman ShLph¢rd RLSCLIL LlilL Brig,ht l YLS Animul SanLtvJry 'I'hrLL LuunliL'% L)o&y KLscue CirclL'S NLlwork 'I'hL C(Il WLlf(IrL Group Lrd Greyhound Gup Save Our Strays Cramar Cdt Rescue and Sancluary CheliLnham Animal Sh¢lier Gre(Itwood Charity Little Paw5 Ferret Rescue Cats in Di51re55 Baltos Dog Rescue Cavaliers in Need The Red Foundation Greyhound Rescue Wales 11,071 10,500 10,428 10,3UO 10,150 10,000 i 0,000 i 0,000 10,000 i o,uuu i o,uoo I11,uoo 10,uoo i u.uoo i u.000 422,117 26,850 180,000 I i 0.000 i 00,uoo 90,000 90,000 80,000 64,000 62,IlUO 49,74U 46,200 30,000 30,000 2(),900 29,500 25,000 20,000 20,000 19,000 13,235 12,910 11,700 10,270 10,212 10,148 i 0,000 i 0,000 10,000 26-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 9 Analysis of Grants and Financial Supporl over £1 0,000 (unrestricted unless Specified) (continued) Grants and Financial Support to institutiDn5 2024 2024 Hector's Greyhound Rescu¢ Stable Lives (iranls und donations < £ l 0.000 i 0,000 i 0.000 ,567,337 1,327.903 4,706,815 4.862,801 IU CollLIMguL Co¥t5 and Emolulnents 'l-h¢ Lhdrity is mdllubTed by len full tiin# und one purt tiine colledbiues (2023.. 9 full tiinv and I purt lim¢) all uf whom urL LinpluyL¢s uf lJ¢ts ut FlomL und wLrL SL'cunded lo thL ¢hJrity during? Ihe pLriod. Salary costs fur Ihe5L tidinini%trutors, who work ¢xLlusiv¢ly for th¢ Cliurily, ure puid by l)¢ls al l.lumL and rLchurgpL'd to thL Chiirily. 'I'hL L051s iifL disLIusL.d in NolL' 7. LullLitbFUL L05ts inLludL LoIILilbTUL incLntiv¢ schL'm¢s, und In(InabrLmvnl und suppurt 5LfviLL5 ils di5LlosLd in note 12. All oiliLr Linploy¢L Los15 rLlatingi lo oih¢r volunleer5 WLre incurred by l)¢ls at Hoin¢. Auditor's Remuneration Amounts rLLLiV<iblL by the compdny'5 dudilor in rLspect of the dudit uf thLSL fin(Inci(115t(Itemenls is £14,100 (2023.. £12,900) 12 Trustee Remuncrulion and Rel#tLd Party Trunsuctluny 1'ru51LL'S did nul rLCLiVL (IIIY LXPLnses in the PLriud (2023.. £nil). No '[ ruslLes r¢c¢ived any remunLrution durinbi thL' PL'riod or prL'ViUUS p¢riud. InLoiMe reLL'ivcd Irom PL15 al l-luinL is di5cIosLd in notL5 2 dnd 3. Amounts duL trum ur tu PL115 111 l-lom¢ ure di5L105Ld in i)olL 13. P IVL ul'tliL 'I'rLisILL5 of'tliL' Ch(Irity WLfL ¢11sU LinpluyLLs uf PLI% dl l-lumL Gruup durin thL' PLriod. Mr G Linbywood 15 IhL -1 r(Insluriii<ilion DirLLlur, Mr A IlutL% 15 thL DirLLtor ol. Supply und MLfLI)aiidisiiib', Mr W I.ILwish is thL ChiLI' Inlonndliun olli¢Lr. Mrs C Curlis 1% FILad ol l ulLni for thL' VLI Gruup and Ms L Buin is th¢ RLgFionul Operations DirLLtor. All uthLr .1 ruslies are indLpLndLnl 'l'rustLLS on th¢ Board. 13 DL'btors 2024 2023 Amount5 due from Pets at Home 766,406 9,575 20,119 422,917 9,684 9.000 VAT Prepayments and other Debtors 796,100 441,601 -27-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 14 Creditors due within one year 2024 2023 Trade creditors CrLdit Lurd 9.871 3,661 Other creditors Accrual 66,180 237,334 58,260 626,843 313,385 6118,795 I S AnMly%is ol nLI #y¥et% between funds Reytrillf d UnrL'stri¢tLd Fiinds 2024 2024 2024 lu￿￿nI dSSLIs Lu￿￿nI liiibililiLS 4,749,650 313,385 4,74Y,650 313,3115 4,436,265 4,436,265 Restricted "und 2023 Unreslrictcd Funds 21123 TotMI und.% 2023 CurrLnt assets Currcnt liabililiLs 852 4.778,385 (6118,7()5) 4,779,237 (688,795) 852 4,011(),590 4.090,442 16 Analyiiis of Ch#ritublc Funds Restricted funds 'll)e summer 2024 fundraiser was run to raise money in conjunLlion with 14earin&y Dogs for Deaf People (charity number 293358) and as such the income and expenditure of that campaign is considLrcd reslricled funds. The restricted funds related lo the Ukraine Appeal and 'Third-party Merchandise which is branded merchandise sold un behalf ot these charilie5. The expenditure is the subsequent donation to these Ch￿111¢5. Durin& March 2022 thL Ch¢irity l¢iunched an appeal to r(iise tnoney to support pe15 affected by the wur in Ukraine. 'I'his money was then donaled to charilie5 working with animal welfare and rescues working in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. Pets ai Horne stores are no longer holding Third-party merchandise and therefore this is no restricted funds at the year end. -28-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 16 Analysis of Chllritllble Fund5 (continued) Desi )nated unrestricted funds In April 2021 th¢ new gFrtint progjrgimme Wils ItiuncI)Ld. This up¢nud up g)ranl probyrdmme lo peoplL ch(Irilie5 as WLII as pel rescuL charitics. In soine cases the gTftints wvre for projLLls ovLr 2-3 YCIWS. 'l-hL future fundinb is not a IL&pal commitmLnl (tnd IhLrefore h(ts not beLii providLd fur in thu dL¥ounts. 14owevLr the monie5 have bLen pul asidc in th¢ mulii-yeiir pledbFLS fund. Fund bxlllncL 2023 InLoming rLSUUTLLb¥ Outgoing rLsoufLL5 Fund blllmnce 2U24 Transfcrs RestrlctLd fund 'I'hird party iii¢rchdndisL SummLr l.undr<iisLr 313 (313) (654,784) 539 654,245 'I'olal rLslrict¢d funds 852 654,245 (655,097) U nrestrlcted fun(J GLnLral resLrvLs M ulti-ycar plL'dbies 2,847,225 1,242,365 6,181,771 (5,042,103) (1,027,474) (792,993) 1,027,474 2.959,419 1,476.846 '1 otal UnrestriLl¥d tunds 4.089,590 6,181,771 (5,835,096) 4,436,265 'I'otal 4,090,442 6,836,016 (6,490,193) 4,436,265 Fun(1 byl4ncL 2022 InLumin% rL'suurLL'S Fun(1 hlllance 21123 rc50ufeL5 Trllnsfers Restricted fijnds Ukrdilli, dPP¢dl Charity WLL'kcnd und third party merchandise Summer Trundrdiser 90,864 10,628 {101,492) 4,989 4,616 644,938 (9,292) (644,399) 313 539 '] olal r¢slriclLd fund5 95,853 660,182 (755,183) 852 Unrestricled fund General reserves M ulti-yedr pIed&￿eS 3,576,290 720.238 5,510,414 (5,492,001) (225,351) {747,478) 747,478 2,847,225 1,242,365 Total Unrestricted fund5 4,296,528 5,510,414 (5,717,352) 4,089.590 Tolal 4,392,381 6,170,596 (6,472,535) 4,090,442 -29-

The Pets at Home Foundation NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued) 52-week period ended 28 March 2024 17 Commitments l-he Charily doe5 not hiive any materidl commitments which are not accrued within the stdtement of financial position ai Ihe period end date. -30-