REGISTERED COMPANY NUM8ER 06747445 (England and Wales) REGISTERED CHARrrY NUMBÉR 1127194 TC Grwp C￿rter1d Accountants si•tutoryAudltws 3 Acom Bu$Sn￿$ Centr• Northarbour Road C0s￿M Portsmouth H•mpshlr• Unlted Kln8dom P06 3TH ' and Cat the Flnar*lal S ments ember ForThe Yea Page R•fe¥erKe and Admlnlstratfve Detalls Report of theTYustees 2ts11 Report olthe IndeFendentAudltors 12to13 5tatwnent of FlnanclalActMtie5 14 BakKe Sheet Cash Flow Statement 16 Notss tothe Cash Flow Statement 17 Notestothe Flnanthl Statements 18to32 Det•lled stateM￿t of Flnandal Athvltle5 33to34 ables Farm Do ren e and Ad Inl 2024 PftESIOEP4T Mr P J Nfjcholson TRUSTE ES LJ Bud8e J R Carter CA Holland Ivke thalrl S J Homer PJ Lowther lthalrl S Mahby Z H WyAne G Beak COMPAMYSECRVARY GABe•k GE14ERAL MANAGÉR rs Csparkes BAIIKERS HSBC e•nk pl¢ REGISTeREOOFFICE 204 Merafield RoBd Plyrnpton Plymouth PL7 IUQ REGISTeReo COMPANY NUMBER 06747445 ierwnd and Wales1 REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 1127194 AUDITORS TC Group Charter•d Ac¢ounii¢)ts siituioryAudltors H•r5￿m￿* House l Darklake Vl•w Plymouth PL6 ￿L SOLiaTORS Curt15 Whlteford Crock¢rSollcltors 87- 89 Mudey Plaln Plymouth PL4 SJJ IIWE5fMEIIT ADVISERS CCiA Investment mana￿mentL1rnfj1ed ables F number.. 06747 The Iru$tg9s who ale a180 directors 01 Iho charfty lor purp08es ofthe Comp8ni*s Ad 2006. pr￿n1 thelr report wlth thè flnan¢ial 31atemerrtB of the charty for th& year ended 31 D $mb8r2024. Th tru8t88s havg a(Icoted the provLs1o￿ of A¢¢ountyng aftd Reportlng by Cha )es.' Stalem8nl of R8¢ommended Pracuce applkabte to charftles p￿pArIng thetr arxovnts In r¢lan¢e YAth tho FIn￿￿tal Reportlng Standar¢J appllcabL8 In the UK and Republ1¢ of Ireland IF 1021 leff8cllvo 1 January 20191. Thlg report also contaSn8 a dlrectors. report as rewlred by company law. VE ANDA TIV I￿￿10•1 ol the ¢h•rlty The obhKIfrM ol chailty ar• to: & r98¢ue and kntter. Ic61. unwanted and I￿ne1e85 dogs and Btarvallon and111 treatment, and In sodokng so,to rfjrn¢M a80U and to Bave them from ofdarwtrom theBlr•g1'. wh•rw8r to r•slor• l¢xl dog8 arKI cat8 to thelr own c. to IlnL18ultable Mme8 for urKl4lmed And unwantod d¢w an ¢ats'. to provlya 8du¢aih)n or ira1n￿￿ as to tho manag•m•nl and Ilare of vuch anlmal8: and such olhar actlvlllos a8 may womoto the w•lfar• of dog8 to Ihg orognlsallon and W)￿lty ol th• ¢hatlty, cat8 And #hllll b• approth Corn •ctlvltl•• of th• c￿rIty The maS0rfty of our anSmal8 are unwanted pat8, g￿eTh up by Ihelr owners Iorva In siray and lost rAts that ar• found wandarfng th• 8tr•&ts. s￿0 In a very desperate need ol hdp, and un¢lalmed 8lray fjoos from lo￿1 counc118. Wè also RSPCAthat have sathy been neglectod and abused by thelr ¢Jwner6 or Injured In It can tako & tlmo 10 oaln tho ol Ih•M anIm￿s IO t• #bl• to r•h&bllRat• tkn 80 Ihay ¢an start to enjoy Ille and look for a new home but as wè arè a non-euthanasla charfty we Ilevg Ihat Ihore th a Spec1￿ som8on8 out there lor every dog and cat, It IB lust a case of Ilndlng them Wlth th19 In mIr￿. all dogs are assessed by a quallfied doo bahavlourfsl lo 8stabllsh whal 90rt of me ih&y need and all ol our anlma16 ar& h&allh ¢h8cked by avet. noutaiod, Mkro¢hlp￿d. va￿1￿all and iffjated lor Ileas and womis bèlom goSng loa new home. We provk1e a(fvl¢e on reBponsible townershlp, support and edu¢atlon to own•rs by, lor examp￿, promotthg th• import8nc• of pal Ins they can help th&lr anlma18 should Ihgy b8¢0rn0111. s roa80ns. We lakfr r condltlon arKI In ke anlmals trorn th• d traffbC&￿thnts. We al80 undertak• a rang8 of actlvmos In our l(Kal cornmunty Includlng.. • Help1￿ locd counelh by pm¥￿Ing At•mporary boardlng sorth, people th dfflcult gttuallorffj, unlll thelr owner8 are In a POBltlon to r caro ol W8lorvuth•rabl• Idm thom. PTovkllnq mkr0ch1p￿n9 for any slray dog or cal ltrol ha6 rn1 al y been mkr¢¢hW InVo￿eM&n1￿n munl4uen¢y communlty Outwach evenwwith Ihe ASPCA, local authortty aftd loc • CarylwvJ out laci16tatlng 8xtarn￿ trap nautarand r•18as8 (fN humandy ctsntr￿ l•ral cat ¢olonles, a8 well as rahome nautèred: locatlonll they cannoi be rewmed. I programm89to gffoctlv8ty and èral catg to a moré 8pproprlal& Provldlng localvets ￿thdOg￿￿Jd0norS lo savelhe lfve$olpet ogs Ifneeded In an 8mergency. Gables Farm Do nd Cats, Home istered number.. 06747445 Re ort of the Trustees ForThe Year Ended 31 Decemb r 2024 Contrlbution made by volunteers The ehariiies objectives and activities are achieved with the assistance of volunteers. The volunteers give Iheir help In numerous ways such as callery assi51anls, dog walking. re¢eplion and administration duties and are also the mainslay ol the various fundraising aciivilies and events organised by the charity. These dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers augment the salaried staff and are an extremely valuable resource. ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE Demonstratlng our PLsbllc beneflt We have considered the guidance publishe(I by the Charity Commission's on public benefit. We ￿VIeW our aims, objectives and activities each year by reviewing what we have achieved and the outcomes ol our work. The review looks ai the success of each key activity and the benefits they have brought lo those groups ol people we are trying lo help. The review also helps us ensure our aim. objectives and activi1185 remained focused on our stated purposes. Some key aspects of our public benefit in 2024 include.. We match people with feline and canine companions, providing them with a valuable four-18ggèd fri&nd and family tnember. Every year we receive feedback from many ol those who have adopted and loslered dogs and cats from us to tell us how the love and companionship of their Gables cal or dog has improved their lives. Wè provide a broad range ol ongoing advice and guidance to our clients care lor their cats and dogs. To enable Ihem lo praetiee responsible pet ownership and lake appropriate steps lo a¢Jdress any problern behaviour5. We offer support and advice to anyone struggling to care lor theirdog or cat and when it's the best thing lor everyone. we lake in dogs and cats and find them new homes. Dogs and cats are brought to us for all sorts ol reasons. in¢luding by people who are siruggling due lo changes in accommodation, financial problems, relationship breakdowns. and family crises, as well as the anirnals behaviour. We never judge, oftering pea￿ ol mind and a safe, reliable way lo rehornè a pel. 8y helping pèople to adopt dogs, who neèd regular exercise as part ol their care, we provide the catalyst for people lo get fitter and healthier. Our Animal Care Card scheme provide5 peace of tnind for pèi owners, with the promise that we will care for their dog or cal in the event of their death. We rehome feral cats which helps local eommunilies who suffer from over population problerns. We maintain a lost and found register which helps lo reunile people with their beloved pets. ome key facts and tlgures for 2024 211 off site events attended (double the amuni compared to 20231 1420 dayslsessions worked by volunteers 9125 medications given to anirnals in our care 1.3 million step5 walked by our animal care learn 100 htsme visit5 done- mainly for dogs and feral cal sel ups 87.600 litres ol eat litter used 9500 lucky dips wrapped 10 sell ai events by a volunteer 208 Irips made to our vets 3 editions of 'Tails' rna azine ublished and sent out 10 ust under 50,000 su orters. Rahoming animals to theli'forever home, We measure our rehoming success on quality not quantity ol animals rehomed. Tirne is taken in ensuring that animals are rehorned to the correci family or individual. Mosi animals will stay ai the hotne forjusl a few weeks bui others wilh special requirements will stay for extended periods until they Gable5 Farm Do and Cèt5' Hom Re Istered number.. 06747445 f the Trustee5 F r The Year Ended 31 D ember 2024 are rtrhabilitaled and able lo lind a suitable new home. The result of locuslno on quality and not quantity has 8nable(J the charity to have one of the lowesi, if not, Ihe lowest, return rates in the county. We 5p8cialise in taking in and earing for many animals thai other rehorning eenlr83 either lurn away or do not have the expertise lo help. These are likely lo be animals that have been abused or neglected, $0 will slfuggle 10 cope with everyday life. These may be feral cats that cannot be handled by p80ple ai all and need lo be rehomed 10 a rural selling such as a fartn or stable yard. More commonly they can simply be dogs and cats who are elderly aniyor hav8 medical conditions thai can be very costly or have behaviour problems that can be incredibly diffi¢ull lo overcome. The charily wlll treat any m8dical or behaviour problems the anirnals may have and then assess individual needs as far as rehorning is concerned. As the charlly operal6s a policy ol non-eulhanasia, there is no limè limit on any anlmal and as long as the animal is eonieni and can cop8 with everyday life Ihon il will remain al Ihe cenire unlil a new home Is found. The charity eonsiders itself lo be a reputable rehominu cenlre and as such believes il woukl bè irrosponsible to rehorne anirnals quickly to anyone lusi 10 achieve a high lurnovar. Worklng wlth othér ag•nel•s We have continued working with other local anlmal ¢harities across Devon, Comwall and Somersgt to rescue dogs and cals in desperate nèad of h8lp. These animals were belng kept in shocking eondllion5 by local br&ed8rs, puppy farms and animal hoarders, Caring lor animals that have been rè$¢ued from these 5ilualions is very difficult bul extremely rewarding. Although il Can lake a long lime lo gel them medically as well as mentally fil, we arelhrilled to have rehomèd fflany oflhern lo wondèrful new homes, although some remain with us as they continue on iheir rèhabililalion journey. Wè also a5S1Sted our local aulhorily by welfare boarding dogs and ¢ais for their vulnerable clients. We havg also cared lor a number ol dogs on bahalf ol thè RSPCA. Case Study 1- Speclallgt Support glven to rescuè dog usad lor brgèdlng In early Novemb&r2023 we were conlactedby Iha RSPGA asking us lor help wifh 12 Hung8rian Vi2$1as fhai they haLI jus1 seized Irorn breeder. The dogs were being kepl in ouldoor kennels in terrible conditions ¥vilh little contact with people or the outsicée worfd. Knowing ihar these dogs woukl likely ne6d 8Xl8nslwe rèhathlitaiion we otlered fo take 2 olthe dogs. When Ihey arrived. Woolie Goldberg (2 y8ars old) and Jessica Barker (5-6 monlhs olLIJ were very malnourished and extremely Irighrened ol everyone ancl everything. Neither appeared lo have ever been walked on a lea¢J or been socialised ￿th htJm8ns at all. essica Barker was soon &doptedby an kmazing lamily who already ownety a Vizsla. She is now living a very happy life in her new home nd has IlounsheLé. Woolie was an entirely L#iMerent kettle ol lish. His la¢k ol tnjst in mans was prolound and he avoidedphysiGal GonlaGI wilh us at all osls. Woolié had been used as the slud dog and his dislrusl in humans ran t1È8P. It look the stam rnonths to b8 &bl8 to èV8n put a collar on him, le alone lake him outon a leadl TheIr6ed￿atiOn 8nd reh8bilil8tion work eventually paid oll and he was abls to be n8uter8d, vaccinaled an microchipped. nimal Care Assistani Georgia, worked closely with our Dog Behaviourist Jodie and Deputy M8nagér Ruth as slye was very lon of Ivoolie anddedicateda lolol lirne lo his reh3bilitafion arnllrkining. It wasn't long belore Ihey were reaty to lake his Iraining to the nex level and inlroduGe him to Georgia dogs. Meets between the tbvo dogs wentreally well. but we wereyel to see how Woolie wouldGope in 8 horne environmenl. With Ihis in mirKY, Georgia offered to take Woolie lo her house lor a lew visits lo see how he would gel on and lo give him a glimpse ol home life. Woolie wenl lo Georgia s house s8V8ral liffles and each fime he walked in like he owned lh8 lace, which was brilliant to seel Woofie Ihen had a trial sleepover lo see how he would cope wilh a whole nightin a home environment. Its sale Io say h8 look itallin his siricle and Georgia slruggled lo lind Spa￿ in herown bed In February Woolie started going home with Georgi3 8V8ry evening 8ndon hertlays ofl, where she was able to showhim a world oulside of k8nnels. G8orgi3 workEd so hard fo get Woolie out on Lvalks. Ithough he was very unsure about short lead walks Irom Ihe Ironl door, he loved spending lime on the moors whère, although scar of Ihe sheep, he clidn't mincl fheponies. Woolie settled in very well 10 Ille ai Georgias so you can guess that she ofiicially adopiedhimllll He is now often founclparading the sola eushions around the housel He loves hanging oul in the garden with his best buL*dies. Woolle Is now thrlvlng wlth Georgla's love, care and support. Hse Study 2- Pets needlng extenslv8 surgery We find we are taking in a lol more Pedigree dogs now Ihan ever belore many ol them havin9 extensive rnedical ¢ondilions Ih81 their owners jusl cannol allord lo Ire&t. In July we took in a 3 year OILI Cockapoo Galled 'Phoebe' who was in need ol urgent lilesaving surgery. On arrival ar Gabl6s PhoebÈ seemgd io be in 8 gooLI slaig 01 haallh, bul during a rouline velerinary heallh check il was discovered she had a severe heart murmur. This prompled cardiovasGularassessmenl andscan ol the heart ai Ihe v&fs to defermln6 tho cause and severily ol Ihe murmur. Ph08be was relerred to Brislol Vel Specialisfs, which is one ol the most extensive veterinary relerral lacllities in the country, for lurther investlgalion. fter lots ol t8sEs Phoebe w88 diagnosed a serious l>e8rt deleGI called a palent duGlus arteiiosus. (PDA). which is congenital heart delect in doos that occurs when th9 duclus arteriostss, a blood vessel Ihal shunls blood away Irom the lungs during loetal development, doesn't close alterbirth. Thankfully 11 d8t•ctod In tlme thls Is the only ¢Jrdl? dlsèa$+ In dogs that ¢8n ?ctu?Ily be curedl She therelore needed specialist surgery belore irreparable damage was caused to herheart. Phoebe is $u¢h a lovely dog andas she wasyoung we wanleLI to hér the bestchanGe ofhaving a normal happylong lile Pho&b&s operation was successlullycompleledin Ocloberancl she reGoveredamazingly well. Even befier news she was soon adopted by a wonderful couple who kintlly kèep in iouch wilh us. VET SP 4¥ Worklng wlth our local communlty We currently have more than 120 dogs on our waiting list and more than hall of them have some kj'nd of behavioural problem Ilhal we know aboull. These is3ue5 include aggression towards olher dogs, aggression towards ￿1$, dogs that have already billen. dogs Ihal aren't good with the children In the homè, dogs that are reaclive lo strangers and dogs that guard resources, and mora eommonly rescue dogs that have been brou9ht in from abroad by olh&r'rescue' organisalion5. The charity conllnu6s 10 impre5S the importance ol neutering and microchipping ol pets. It spreads th6 word Ihai Ihis is a legal requirement lor dogs. and lor cats from June 2024, and ean hèlp immensely with reuniling a stray animal with Its owner at v8ry little cost. The charity offers a heavily discounted microchipping servicè to encourage local people to microchip their pets. In addition lo rehoming dogs and cats, we have helped to reunite a subslanlial numbei of Iosi dog5 and cals with th8ir owners Gables Farm Do s, and Cats, Home d number.. 06747445 Re trrt of the Tru For The Year En ed 31 Detember 20 throughout the course ol the year. We have been able to do this through our Strong reputation wlthin Ihe cornmunily. the rnainlenance of a1051 and found register and proa￿1Ve use ol social media. se Stuily 3 olunteers We are incredibly lucky lo have so many wonderful volunteers who help us wilh a variely of iasks such as lundraising evenls. dog walking. admin ancl reGeplion dtsties and kitten los18ring. In 2024 our wonderful kitten Fosf8ors T&ni4 & Mary, celebrated their IOOth lostei kitten. With so many litiers olkitlens bom af Gables 8veryyear, long wifh marty more thai oei broughl inlo us, we are $0 ratelul lor fhg irtcrètliblg support we receive Irom out volunleer kitlen and Gal losterers. Foslering provicles ruoi&1s¢xialisalion loryoung killens as well as hel￿ng to ase Ihe burden placedon ourpens, stalland volunteers n-site. We asked Tania & Mary if we could shar& ihis amazing achievemenl and expeftT8nce of lostering lor Gables. This is Lvhal Tania had lo say aboul Iheirexperience. "We love being prolesslonal killen cudcllersl It has been such a priviléL7é io ba part of each and every ffamilys umey. Mary was a liltle concerned al the beginning ol our loster journey thal I would not be bwlling lo return Ihe kitlens and we woulcl be over-runl However. despiie Ihe tears on those lirsl lew returns, we a￿ now olten relievecl lo reiurn Ihe gn8roeiic, playlul kifiens who love using ¢ur spare room as a race Irackl We have met some &rn8zing feline Ghar8Gters over the lasl 1ouryea￿. with both mums and killens, our laps are very rarely empiy. We havè been warmly welcomed ano supported by everyone Irorn 'The Orange 8rigade (Gables slall) and we are very proud to be part ol'Tearn Gables.. We have ￿rt￿￿19rlY apprectat9d having lh& opportunlty to wilness two lillers being bom irt ourown home over the ast lewmonlhs and are now Ir8inee midwives" We are Incredlbly gr8telul tg T?nl8 8nd Mary lorevery Iltter ol kltlens thgy've eared lor. We wouldn t have en able to help 8s m8ny anlm8ls wlthout tho11 unwaverln nd commlttedsu Th• Importance ol Fundralslng We a￿ almost ènllrely raliant on the generosity and goodwill of our local cornmunlly lo achlew our objeclive5 and 5UPPQrt the animals in our Care. The vast majority ol our income cotn85 from publi donations and legacies which are secured through various fundraising aclivitles including 50¢ial media campaigns and local events. We also receiv8 a small amount of income Irotn other activities such as dog and cat boarding. shop sales and animal sponsorship. We also receive many generous donalions of items Irom the public that we identify as being needed lo care for the animals under our care. We are ¢omrnill8d to following best practice and ensuring that all of our fundraising aclivilies are undertaken in a responsible ancl elhical manner. With this in mind. we have reglslered wllh the Fundraising Regulator and signed up to their Code of Fundraising Practice. Key feaiures of our current practice are as fo11ows'. We do not use the services of an extemal professional fundraiser or commercial participator to carry out any lundrai5ing aclivilies. 747 oftheT r ÉNbEd 3 fundrals? •$ fe81 rt WWOWi8t• to invad? peoplè's wivacy ￿Ju9 prgsswa on them lo • If any crf ow supwt•rs C￿ knEal r•Jmm￿ty s¥oups arts kind ewh to (any ft￿￿Tal$1ng • We h￿0 a vdnwat40 af¥J potw• wln8rabl• polky a8 ￿ a8 a s•hguarflng Fdlcy that dl 8taff *lhern kn. fvndraislng. inceffiè whllst dso wovidirrfj ￿ti¢ll r88lle￿ in the manag•ment crf our finand81 affbir¥. In 2024 th19 provklod us ¥•th inwn• of£38.124 *t4ch F4y•d ￿ wnporWp•tin eonlrlbutln9 t¢*ournmnln9 co¥ts. Th8 Charlty'8 InV￿lMent portk4k) rem￿￿￿ vAth lh8 COIF In¥e5trw* FLThI oporated by CCLA. At 31st Dacamber 2024 the of wr Mdlng In thg COIF ITw•sbnenl Fund was £763.9TT Iplu8 t25.000 in dgpJ8ft x¢ountl an ov•rall grrmlh kn th• lund of 5.1% durtng the ye¥. Share valu•s ¢r• lèss predlctablg lh￿ In yearn lo th• ewront w1￿c81 ￿vIrt￿m￿l atthough Ihg glot>d Iw••d of Inbwts))wts • svJ>J •gth•tfals In ••ct(¥ or In or• ¢4)unty. Th• Charity reckns quart•ty r•pJits on tho pwlmn¢• of Ihe Fund. • nwmbor of the Bts•rd rnonitors actmty Jnd ra￿)rtS 88 MC*$8vy lo thg fvll Board. CCLI Blw rLm rnguL4r %￿bInaTI ¢ov8rfng g•n•rnl •¢￿￿MI¢ and In¥gstm•nt Is￿•* we wry hdpful In undorBtandlng th• Investhi•nt detfjsk)ns made bythe FuTrJ Man#o•r8. Insi•)IvaIuaticffi¥￿ ofr*ur8e be obta1n￿ onllnè at anyume. Thé 808rd rwn•ln C4)nfident￿ lh¢ CCLA kntlrtwt w•. ￿￿1￿•. d￿￿dIf1M•S lor th• worfd Ourtotal expen¢knJre In 2024 w•$ £1.374.511 Cl￿ £1,266.751 In 2023 reprnsénts an In¢r•a8• In our runnlng co•ts of 8.VA. Th• prknary rn8son lor th16 InL¥ease relattrs to Ihtr 9ffj￿ng indudThJ n81￿81 ch8ngts lo th• ftMnirrAMn ¥w?. r totsl Incm in 2024 was £924,203 conTrwed t•rtth £1.698.836 kn 2023. *•*thlch r•prn88nts ¢on•lderabl• docrn88• In our Ineom• of 45.8% Thls L8 due to Ihe wthwonl vc40111ity in r•c*pt ol ThM• ehang•8 r•stht•d h) u• h￿rrf￿J ¥n ddl¢lt 01 £450ADJ lrt 2024. dofidt was dLKlng th• y¢¥r to ￿intaI1 defv ofrAr ult￿￿1 swvic•s. that basls, htx¥•vor, we org l•¢lng an •xtr•m•ty ¢hall•nglrtg firbanclal future as we exp8rfanca grty•Ang fin8nrial risks Induthng volatitty in kngaGy irKome as w8U 4s increa808 to th8 National Kfjnimum Wage and Empl￿￿8 N*cThl Insuran￿ conlributicm$ as *M￿nCed In We do￿ a Fmrh?af SLL4talt)abllty Plan sets ¢￿t how TA* ￿ manage c*Jr firwntial posldon ovgr Ihe cwmng yo•r. This *)dudès #thfoBs as wing awar8n•ss of our financaal 7445 Year to fijffil thg tharttls legaaes whleh by their very nature are extr￿ty unwediL*aN8 and Variab￿ in4n￿JTe. FUrtheInK￿, the thmals in our eare. irththng Phases 2 and 3 of¢M kern￿ raF￿￿nent Bosgd ￿ tt¥s PK4tcy, our akn Is to malnta5n fr•• r•¥•rves of £1.3n r. ow achwl Ire• £3,39S.(M6 {£1,648,5641 1£900,C*)01 'Free' reseThes as at 31K Dec*m￿￿T￿4 £848,482 face and ihe ImF￿rtar￿0fImF4￿try1yjr￿￿W￿4al Sustainablty Flw. We I bes*￿n9 to rès this be d￿T￿lI in frjndraisa and. the aJThent fina￿a81 dmate. Ptighlights Ihe of us LX)ntintnng t PLANS FOR FUTURE ¢verlhe next 5 year% Thi¥ indLKIgS: YearE We kI￿tha1 our r•v8nue To￿Vr¢8$ arn u￿r irK*•asing <￿e to the gbtrAI ec0Th)m￿ PO*llty) Ihat our ￿Se￿e8 is insufF¢pnl to these irNeSim￿ts. We wl. VER Con•lllutlon The tNWnal ¢hartty was f(xThled trust ar#Y t*As g￿en￿d ty Its caThbtulitsn untll it was irwKXYated on 12 Novernbw2008. In EngL4Th1 and Wal•s. ¢unpw numbor 6747445 and was rfjgl￿ered as a clwnty nurthr 1127194. The a¢M*$ ofthe okj charity ¢•ased on 31 May 2009 vthon s assets and lithlfties Iramlerred to tho tha￿at￿& c(NllP0ny thèn look over tho a¢VV￿a$. Tho thwitatrAe ￿￿panY w8$ 8Stat4thed as a (￿￿￿anY liMtt￿ by guaranièe urthr a loftK)rartdum of AssOckat￿. In tha t4•M of the o)nyany dssolved. momb•rs are rwulred to contritxrto a wjm nol exce•Jw £10. Bo•￿ ol IXY•ctoY• (Tru•t•M) Th• ¢harlty LI gov•med ty a b)ard of I1￿18e$l m88t every nM)nths and are ed to mak¢ and •118ctNe decisv)ns wh•n I￿. Ai •aeh IA96llng ong thlrd of the dlroctor8 or. M thelr nurnt*r i8 a mult¢4tr ol thr••. th8 number neamst lo ontr thlrd must retlre from offico a￿1 stwl lor rtro*¢ikrt. A [38r￿al Managor ts w￿lnted ty the trusl to manage the day to day opwatr* c4 thg dwty aThJ all aro tak•n ty tho b)ard ol threclors itrusi¢¢sl. ontal8. • of a CV lh• allls arKI •Yp0rfw￿ thai *idklAtfjs brfng to tm ¢hartty. • Fee(bA(* on tt* inlomw lrtoNlgws and CV8 10 t￿ lul t#)ard. ol our Wi.sta￿ts￿ trust￿ r•tir•J durfng 2022 vthSlslaTh)IhortnAoe In egrfy 2023. W• are. Iher¢lore. a¢Ovdy 8oeklro to arKI aFwlnt rnert￿ who ar• to lthng ofesskylal th1116 aTrJ exwtlse to charty that Iwther ils Ow¢1￿$. Fln•ncl•l Control• rgsourc•s are managed efleciivety. We have esratAished ar4yopria* polici66 aTrJ cc4MroL8 to di8tharge our rtrspwBibilrfi6s in INS regard. This inclth a a[vo￿5 polry ¥*hkh has b88n do￿gned to achSeve an aFPT￿nate balanc* beiween managers io maMIWn yiaiwal defvery of lh• Chartty's seryrces aTrJ over5yht ol hvJhei ￿ue spenthg commitrnents. P•y and ReMuMr￿Qn The pay and r8mun8rat#)n ol lh* k•y rrw)agoTr￿ pew>)rv*l and are rethyd by the Board on an annual baw$. Tho charity rec¥)ordsesthattran&J. 8ynèrtsd ￿ motivat•d S￿ff ar• ourkey a5SOt. mllar ¢haritres as wdl as the gen&￿ •cy)nomt ¢tyKSIMM$. Tnjslees are voluntary aThJ are not 747 r ended 3 A ii¥k manaW Wl¢y 1$ place ar*J ilis is rvfftwed. at a mRitiThJm. annualty trustaes •md uwlal&J mmediatety If Ihe wofile of a swJnrf*am chaThJ8s. trLL￿eeS have assessed tr major tskg 10 whth ts charfty L% exF<¢•J 8nd ￿ saUslfj<st Syst￿ In n￿. When li rewire wldlst attention. Gabtes Fami Dc95 arKI Cats has es￿1$￿ arxjrwy byg behalf of the charfty in defNery of wr dwitab resutts ol this ¢ompw are w)solidabJ ￿ ourannu& The ¢harity has one mahJrLx¥fft*x Ihai for tt* pro￿SKin ofveterinary car• foj are. Thls contract is ￿th FAham Park Vetwwwy wlK* are part ol CVS gro tr*iThJ ¢))st efficlant ft lorward tthJetary F4*inirg of vthirwy vthurn8 on . Tho trath arrimats wlthln our PLC. As w•ll as ATEMEKr FTr BILMES r tr* wrposes of cotrpany law) are reSpo￿lI￿e for prepariTrJ the ReFMyI of ts Tnjytees and Ihe finkn.￿ statements In o)rdarKe law aTrJ United kn)unlirvJ StaTrkns IUniwkJ'n•J(xn Gw*raJ yoaTTwIuL* g￿• a true fair view of the state of of the L*aritab* g)ffpany arkj of the ' applicaJon ol reSoU￿s. i￿￿11￿J the i1￿0me eXp￿re, of the ch . SLknJ*l lo any mater it & happrowtatè to presum• wlth reason*Ae them to ensure that resp￿1b￿ for st8ps for the a¢oJra¢y at any tirne theftnan￿ p05ilh)n oftsclwilth ¢t*npany arKlto trn the statamants Corn￿ with the CompwEs P£t 20C6. TW *e saleguording the assets of thtr clwitth conw h8r￿ ts takiThJ finaTrJal inlonnatkjn of that W￿l￿atIon. Gables Farm ' and Cats. Nome st*red number.. 06747445 rtoftheT l December 20 ForThe Y DIRECTORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The purpose of Gables Cais and Dogs home is to make a FK>srtive drffefence lo the Welfa￿ of anirnals. The staff work v8ry hard 10 look afier the anim￿$ in iheir Ca￿ often having io see and look after ihem when they have been through dIff￿U￿ times. Consequently they may te in a vèry poor condition. This requires the siaff io be very profession￿ an¢J io undertake the required care in a quiel. posilive and aring manner which Ihey do. This can bè rewarding but a150 emoiionally chalsenging arwy ai Iimes Iraumalic. As a staft group Ihey work logether in a very posilNe mannèr whth means Ihdl the leel for visilor5 is very positive and cheerful. We therefore thank them for everything ihat they have done and coniinue to do for the animaL4 writhin ourcommunity. STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBIUTIES The trustee5 (who are a150 directots ol Gables Farni Dogs. Cats. Home kn th¢ purpo¥es of (oMp￿ l•w) are re5ponwble for preparing the Report of the TrusiÈes and tho financthl statemenis in accwdancewiih ap￿ICa￿e11WIOd United Kingdorn Accountin9 Sièndard5 (United Kingdom Geneially Accepied Accounting Practicel. Company law requires Ihetrustees 10 prepère financkil slalemwtsfw eath fir￿n¢•11Ye￿r*hrth gNe a and fairvie%Y of the state of affair5 ol lhe charitable Company and of Ihe incomin9 re50Y￿eS ond applicaiion olresources includin9the I￿orne0nd expenditure. of thechariiable company for that PEriod. In pitparing thost [￿anCIal staiement& the Irustees ar• r¢quired lo Select suitable accounting policie5 and rhen appty them coNsis￿nI￿. Observe Ihe methods and pnnciples in Charity SORP. Make judgemenis and estimates that ale rea5onablt and pnthi Slat¢ wh•ther appliLIU4 3L1113 144gW 1513.7181 36.$69 91,633 551{Gaknl ¢YblnYe5trn PMfftC￿ dtsposalofft¥ed 451*ts 124Aé21 141J651 871 DecreaS￿lI￿¢t¢3$ej knstyck3 Deve*S￿li￿¢reWj kndebtor5 Increase in cr*drt**¥ 5A79 7564 151 237.8541 AIlALYSLIOFCMAI￿E$Im H￿FiV4 At 1.114 C•sb Fbx At3L1124 CaShat1￿ 125 U4uld reswjwtes t￿￿ts IndudEdkn rash 17 Totsl 297.710 11i733 The notesftym wrtofthese ststemertts 17 Farni Ye prepared In •r(ordancewiththe toth?rfWes wwrfn¥th* 1021 leftErtive ijanuary •ndtheC•thpan nof iTrbYstrner¢tstA*ath are attwnts bn4ccordancethththe￿i￿ RepLtysi•rthrd awlKaL4e iTrtheVK and R4M**ofl¥eLind( 20191", FInand￿ AepNtyStsnthrd 102 Tr Firtar￿ 1lepNthwSt•ththrdaF*ab￿ inthe UKaThd R Gakn Farm 1kn*15¥th*itsblewmparry&wNated Inthe ofihe¢hJrfty w¥rt￿ndup.th¢ ¥e5pertoftheBuJrnntee b ltrnkndtr£iO Yn￿OI1hPtharty.Th￿adtstss 0fthEaofflCe&8￿ rnthetharlty twtththe fvancSal RewUn8SlarK¥rda￿￿b1ejnts UK*d Rewthkofltylthd (FR5 IOllls*lw ￿j￿1014(as￿thfMh ilpdate Ipybwshtd 2 Febrwy2016. Y ETh1￿$85 UMit￿O￿a notbeen de*gnated lor otherpurpJsoL tharityfupartkJJtsrwKposes Ihe¢¢#vfr4iiry4r¥J admlther* ￿1￿*¥re01￿￿eda￿￿tthQ knfft￿d.ThQ akn w￿￿e0*eaCh FordonatkirG tot¢re¢0￿￿e1 th•¢har6ty*IlIh￿ beeft of￿*•￿￿￿andth￿S*l[¢mefi*d￿èkn Ifihere•re¢ohdltk tthx11titrs•refultyrTretoithe l￿DId￿Me￿ond￿￿￿¥re*lthh￿I￿oftr￿Jkvalue 20%of net bcokv•lu¢ Invtstmentsare aform ofbasKfihandallnstrymtmt •ndartlfiltlallyrnc4n15od attholrtr4n¥llityi value and 5ubsequentlyme•s￿rQd atthelrfalrv•lu• •s•tthè baknce sheet date uslTrs Ihe¢l0sln89￿0led market prtce. eX￿p¢fortheshJres In thetradln8sub5hlNIry whl¢h 1reUrr￿dat(Osl ThostatsmeAt•lllna￿II*thh1tie$ Includesthe notylnsaTrllo55w on re¥•lu•ticn 1ndd￿posal5 throwJhouttheyear. The nDtes fonn part of these flnartclal ststements 19 2024 theffirrtthyof rhe fin*Klal ￿r. Uwealtsed gakns al￿￿5$es￿VecdIp*ttd asthe¢MFereTh ratrvalueat￿year￿ftd FlnarthlAttswt The rnaln formdfgK•wl Ixed bythe tharitytsth•t•fwI*litykneg￿Vrtt¥*etsandk￿￿tsIwtm￿ketsdUeta￿ Thethawts an exeMpttharfty￿￿n the mea￿￿ ufsthÈd￿3 LKltheaw1de5Act20J14￿l5knnshIered ts pwthete5rssetty In Pwaph Isththk G F￿ar￿￿tIO10¥tydl￿￿lc¢elE rneetsthethdts￿ol￿d￿r*trts1e fur UKcorpxaiiOThtsK prDfftwkn55unSEsstheas suffitle￿ *4ththe ￿ of 11.1224 31.12.13 W.267 289.720 243.512 1,135.863 Gr•n lrtdud•d*lthln lhed0n•￿Qn56S E5i527 IIOZ3'. £48.IW of r•K¥r¢M r•¢•l¥¢d from non.•xthw•trins•MK7Th5 r￿￿￿todU￿tsd )ds. Th•th•th a150 benefitted fromtherMtrfouUon of uwld WI￿nteer$whkh noibeen reco8nlMd In th•*c￿jhts. In¢lud•d th the its￿e, Ire MhllLVW Jl.12.24 31.12.13 oronithJ5Statutw ￿ckPty R*￿te 5¢h•m• Rwour¢•EffldwGr•nt 6nll12013'. £l71014r• Wwrnrn￿lIrlrtts OThIR TftADINfj 4CIMnES >L￿1• 31.12.23 H•m•*•p ¥•kns Sponigr dDy4ndf• rdlnilncom• Inwronc•S P4•tm•wnoThtln Iund¥lThth￿ld l* the•bom ¥*asfoUows'. Gainsand Mo¥enenr 5e5 Infunds expefvded General fvnd Deslina￿ lunds Revahlatlon fte5eNe S83￿17 113119U) 114SI60 8B3JI47 1&349 I445￿661 Kennelappeals Catteryappeal Wlnterheatinl VetW115Appea15 Resourte EffrtierttyGr•rt Airconditionins Appeal Purchase of land appeal 7AOI 171011 116951 ILUO 14476 TOTALFUND5 The noiÉsforrn port of these flnanclal ststements 27 YearEnd At 3L1123 AtLL23 fvnd5 3J7L574 I￿.(*￿ 2,794402 i)W*4 SU[828 1840.911 ap￿& Cattery4)F*4 510 ioi Geneolfvnd 1ffi7W) ILfyffi521 (LI55￿52) 521828 CatleryappEa14 WInterhea￿T 15101 .9421 VetBA15AFgEJ 2a4 IW2341 28 ' and Cats, anda15tate Y rEnded 31 r2024 20. MOVEMEKfiN FUNDS-contffiued AoJrrentwr12 M¢￿th$and wloryear 12 M0nth5w￿ned pO￿t￿Tr ￿ aSIt4￿w$'. Net Transf*rs mtyementlTh tset￿rt fvnds fisnd5 At 31.12.24 At Ll.23 Generalfund Desl8nated bjnds Revahjaiign Reserve ,17L574 76,%2 I900.1￿> 1348,536 9￿,￿] gOD.CO) 14 3.31B.I 76,￿2 3.391046 Kennel 3ppea15 Catteryappeals 510 5101 Re50ur ,oay 1.117.773 Other Total 15 rtlne4¥M/I￿pend[tuye> 147V2n 19.920 1450AO7> 432.085 681Tr$1(losstsl•n r¢¥aluarioTrof TrAed assets Ga1Th5 on revéluation of fixed asset In¥esrments 1445Afj51 25P451 S23.71B TthlfvTr&bratWlorward 22 Theex¢mptk)r4¢tyrf•rred tyy$408ot¢h•C¢mp•nie5NA2C•]6 Isbe1rrfrel￿d ¥PDn The note5 form part of these financlal statements 31 esFarrn andal S Year 2024 Thecharityown5 Ifth ofthE cornpznv. Gobl￿ Farm Enteiprtses umw4)44504B3w￿e￿1SIeredltsffke L% G8ble5 Fa￿ 204 Merafitld Road, Ptr¥moLrth, P17 Iufl whkh Is Ilmrted by8uannieeand whlthoprate5anumberof¢ommerdal ¥entures¢r* behalfof theth•rlty. Thesub51diarydonèt¥ IlSt•Xab￿FrOfitsl0the charityea¢h year byilltald. Gables FovritEThterprtses ￿MI)ed Is Ln these¢onsdld*ted accouTht4 ttstradin8tesultsfo¥the ¥earextr•¢teO from the finandalststernents4re gJmm8ri5ed bdow.. 31.1124 31.12.23 229,374 212.6SO I84￿51) li Cost ofSJle5 Oporaiingwtht 99,098 Net profft before ts¥•tton Gffttotharfty Retsined losslprofft 2& A$5EfSANDUABIUnESOFniESUbgDiAftY .￿24 31.1123 Curyent 8s*ets sh4ttsaft* Sto¢k Oebtors 792 10,460 27,996 55 72.780 Ctsthiorsf411in8dueMthln crteye81 Tr¥dE credit¢ Taxatlon and 50ckil seCL￿ty Othercredltors AmtyJntt*Je toparent ¥042 55068 72,780 t4et•s*ets Rep￿￿telFbr. Profftand kn55re5eThes The note5fo￿ part ofthese finon¢io1 statements 32 blès Fann stateM￿tof F ber YL12.24 31.12.23 INcOMEAF￿EP￿DOWMErlI5 304267 243.512 LI35￿63 le83¢￿% 382.155 thhertr•dlni Hom•shopsates Swhstsrdo8sand£ats BoardlnB Income In5urancecommNthn ￿￿other intcme Sundry In¢¢me 63.8ce 19,998 148,841 13.S17 zls 15L809 ,107 271AII 251,177 D￿de￿a-equIll@S 33Jll 39.353 JlJ24 41,465 Anlrna15 SQ Fundralslngth*nts Grnnts 20181 23,931 24 6ain0nMw￿e fixed a55ets 0th8rtr4dlniAthiil&s Purth•ses Wa89$ OtherfvndAtsinKC05ts OnllnedanatloTrfoes portc#Jrs re￿k¥￿tion 3L541 Z6m7 4313 lis 4J46 I￿67 67M45 lThve#mwtm4nWm•nt￿9 In4wkn•n¢m•na8emenieosts 650.ZBI Staff and ¥dunteer￿lIar¢ knalfood andwe￿are med￿ne &vet¢rinarymntract riéd forward 4M79 95J63 5.943 1ffj961 BSO.258 964597 The rths fwm part ofthese financlal statements 33 Theyear 2024 3L1114 31.12.23 Broulhtlward Ij￿.258 31,2Ql 2,524 6,9Y9 5.581 25.8Z8 74.702 26.7BI 11.102 I1￿25 13 32.011 3.197 L361 73SI Te4ephono hEat Otherdlrertcosts Motor¥ehWtsdewefts 5upwrtt05ts reJllxJbon A17 L199, W¥¢$ 18,048 15.2$0 350 7B7 T*phone L•8al and Travel experae5 Sub5CriPth?n5. Ike￿￿￿￿pUEdkathTr5 BankinterestatO