REGisfERED COMPANY NUI¥IBER: 117871810 IEnElgnd And Walts) RgcisTEREDCHARITY NVMBER: 1148016 Re￿rt of the Trn51eu and Un*udited Fin*nci*l St*¢tments for the Year Ended 30 March 2024 RI1￿¥11 Residence Rescue Cmxlfrry & Co Limiwl 65 Ktxiwl Piccc Wilbury Way Hiichin Hertfordshire SG4 OTY Rabbit Residence Rescue Contents of th¢ FingnciAI StAtements for the Year Ended 30 March 2024 P4gt Report ofthe Tru5tee5 IndependeDt Examiner's Report Statemerti of Fin#nci*l Activities B&lAnce Sheet 9 to 10 Notes to the Financial St#tements 11 ￿ 15 Detailed StatemeRt of Financial Activitie5 16 to 17 Rxbbit Residence Rtteue Report of tht TThstees ror the Year Ended 30 March 2024 The tru5tee5 who art also dire¢ioz5 of ihe charity for the purrK>ses of the Cotnpanies Act 2006, present their rew)rt with the Iinon¢i81 ststemenls of the charity for the year ellded 30 March 2024. The trustees have adop¢ed ihe provisions of Accounting and RetKlrtin¥ by Charities.. Stalcment of Recommended Practice applicable to charitie5 pr¢parin¥ their accollnts in accordanc£ with the Financial Rtwbrting Standard applicable in the UK and Republi¢ of Ireland IFRS 102 leffe¢iive l January 20191. OWEcfivES AND ACTIVITIES Objectives gnd gim5 The obje¢tive ot. the Chariiy is ￿ relieve the suffcring of domestic rabbits in need of care & attention & to provide & maintain rescue homes OT other facilities for the Tec¢ptLOll, care & treatment ofsu¢h animajs. This will include rescuing. rehabilitatin8 & re-homin8 &s many rabbits as ￿SSible to suitable new home& providing saneluary to rabbits who are unable to be rehomed due io hvdlih conditions or bchavioural isSUe5. promotin8 humane behaviour iow&ds jabbits & providing a temporary knarding facility for rabbits owned outside the charity. The Charity is dedicai¢d to providing 8old standard care to its rabbits &s well enCOUTaging others wbth rnbbits or those wishing to thpt to do the same. Signifi¢*nt 4c¢Éviti¢s The Charity provides tetnw)rary home5 for unwani¢d or neglecied domestic rabbits until such time a5 a Suitable rmanent home tran be found. li also provid¢s pern)anent home5. palliative care & rehabilitation for rabbits with long-terni health or behavioural issue5. The funds required are raised from appn)priaie sources. includin8 donations sw)nsor of long-tem residenty fundraising events, grants. temw>rary knardin8 fxilities & ￿leS of Charity mejrhandise. The ChaTi¢y welwmes Visits from people with physical & mental disabilities where the ¢los¢ wntact with our rabbits helps in their rehabilitation & development. The inJste¢s encourdge volunteer5 from all sections of the Community in order ￿ provide pcrsonal development. For e￿9Mple, the Charity provides volunteering opp)rtuni¢ies for trainee veterinary sur8con5 & St￿dents Studying for animal care qua]ifi¢ations, where they can le8m aknul gold Standard rabbit husbandry. As well as holding cortK)rate volunteer days. Publit benefit During the year the trustees endeavour to keep up to d￿¢ with all legal and regularory requirements. In addition. new trustees are required lo read the guidance given by the c.harity Commission relating to trustee duties and reswnsibilities. Gr*ntmoking W¢ have a dedÉcated voluntecr who WOTks on grani submissions and also sourcin8 grant5 we may be eligibl¢ to apply Voluntee W¢ have several people who volunteer on sile on a weekly basis. our srK>nsorshtp scheme is run by a Vol￿nteer and many fundraising events are 5tsffed by volun¢eers. We have an accountant who ￿n5 our payn)11 and ￿nsionS scheme. Gift aid is also mana8ed by a volunteer. The Rescue 'Mana8ee doe5 80 on a voluntary basis and oversees the day to day running of the charity as well intske, rehoming. managing the charities ￿la[ media accounts, webstte and vaTitsUS as￿laTed spreadsheets. Page I R8bbit Residence Rescue Report of the Trustees for the Year Ended 30 M4r¢h 2024 ACHIEVEMLN'f AND PF.RFORIMANC.F, Charit#bl¢ #divili The charit), t(M)k in one hundred & twenty-one rabbits during the period firjm 1st April 2023 until 315t March 2024. an increase fn)m the previous year. Unfortunately, duc ￿ Continued rise in the eosi of routine veterinary fees. supplies & seTViC¢S as well as ￿$trictl0￿$ on siie we have ai limes noi been able to ofyer the safety of rescue placement even to rabbits in desperdte nced. During thi5 period. we 5UCtt5sfully rehotned one hundred & eight rabbits which a]so incr¢&8ed in comparison to the previous year. The eco1￿MiC ¢ri5is and lack of regulation of brerdets and those rabbits bring advertised on selling sites or socia] media has resul¢¢d it) 8 ¢oniinlled Incr￿5¢ in the number of rabbits b¢ing dumped and t)eeding immedia* assistance as well as an Incre￿ in Welfa￿ and rheglect ca5¢S. The rescue ha5 seen Incre￿ in the length of lime pair5. groups and single Tnale rabbits are spending with the charity whilst waiting for their forever home. this may be partiajly due to us still having a large number of red eyed while rabbits that wer¢ r¢s¢ued following the closu￿ i)f a meo1 fami as sadly ihese rabbits are seen as less desirable as they are less 'cute' than the fftore colourful. brachycephdic an lop eared breed5 which are more often used in advertising and featur more on social media. Unfortunately. this ha5 the numbeT5 of rabbits on our waiting list ha5 incr¢&sed and the tirne owners having to wait fora platt to become available is approxima￿lY 3 to 5 monihs. The number of rabbi¢S under the charities care at any one time has remained sthble, with a slighily smaller m&ximum number onsite of seventy. this ensures individual care plans can be implemented and that welfare standards on51t¢ retnain high. We have continued to establish further working relatLOll5hip5 With tnany other reputable re5cue5 nationwide to increase the number of Tabbits we can as51St who are corning frown neglectful situation5. Due to ihe sad loss of several of our long-iern) skK)nsor rdbbits we have been able io offer a limited number of long-terni placements to rdbbits that require ongoing medical care or extended rehabilitation. By offering this Service to other re5cue5 we ean free up spatt to a551St thern in helping a greater numkr of rabbit5 who Tequir¢ rehoFninB. Over the last few years the reductiork in the nUm￿r of Tabbits cared for at the r￿u¢ at any one time has enabled us to provide ￿] rabbits in our thve, once out of isolation. with RWAF recommended sized accommodation. to provide rnore detailed individual diet and c4re plans & a150 pfovlde rn0￿ enrichment items. thu5 improving ￿ch & every rabbi¢s overall welfare. The rescue charity focuses its efforts on helping those rabbits rn05t in need of rescue plattmenL not only in the local area bui also nationwide & work with rescue neiworks & other reputable rescues to a¢hiev¢ this. We continue to see large numbeT5 of strdy fdbbits who are likely to have been dumped as well &8 those coming fiDm neglectful siiyations where the rnbbit's basic welfare needs are not being met. Thhs year we have also seen an increase in intakes Whe￿ the owner has losi one of a pair of rabbits and d￿$ Mt wish to or cannot afford io give the r¢maining rabbit a n¢w companion. Sadly. many rabbits that come into U5 have been passed through numerou5 homes via social media or selling sites. We have su¢eessfiJlly bonded rabbits that have had f￿[ed bonds elsewhere and have been deemed to be difficult to Tnatch with a Suitable cornpanion. We have also found forever homes for several harder to rehom¢ rabbits including a trio who had been in rescue overthree years. Page 2 Rabbit Re5tdence Reseut Report of ihe'lrustte for the I'esr Eoded 30 MArch 2024 ACFllbN'LMLNT AND PF.RFORMANCF. FuNdr#ising activities The elonotiiic crisis h&8 led to a number of re¥ular supporters no longer being abl¢ to don8le to the rescue & sever swnsors having to wiihdrdw from our strfTrnsor a bunny scheme. W¢ hav¢ volunteers who man￿¢ grdnt applications, online fundraising auctions ar￿ events as well as ¢reaiing merchandise for th¢ rescu¢ and hope to eontinue to see an inercase in revenue as a result. We hope to b¢ able lo incre&se and improve our edUc￿lOnal infonnation and promote the rc5cue and w)sitive rabbit welfare OTh additiorhal social media platfonll5 going forward5. We a¢iively l(x)k ￿ recnjil more volunteers by ￿VertIsIng in our adoptees group, rnbbit welfare alld animal rescue magazines, Colleges & univer5itie5. we are. in need of volunt¢¢T5 to help with Tepair5 & site maintenan¢e. FINANCIAI. RF.VIEW Finan¢i*l position Veterinary fets. animal fotwj, Ixdding & waste di5TX)sa] Costs hav¢ mntinued to increase. The Incre￿ in veterinary fecs is so substantial that il has led. at li¥n¢5 to us not being able 10 ac¢ept n¢w intakes and at full capacity even th()uBh we hawe spa¢e du¢ to insufficient th)naiions ￿ our priority is to ensure the rabbits already in our care are having their wclfare need5 rnet. Increases in minimum wage bas also impa¢ied the ¢hariiies fijnds. The continued economic crisis h&5 rneant il 15 incTea5ingly difficult to rnise funds. We are seeing an incre&se in 5urr¢ndeT5 due to owthe￿ ¢K)i being able io aftord lo me¢t their rabbit's welfare needs. Principal funding 50urce5 Voluntary income 15 Lomprised primarily of donation& swnsorships and 8ranl incorne well as gift aid ￿laIMed in relation io donation5. tknation5 and 5FK>n50r5hip ino)me are ¢redi¢ed ￿ th¢ Staiemeni of Financial Activities on a receipt5 b&8is. Gifts In kind and donated scrvices and facilities are valued ai fair value and recogThised on a receipts b&sis, with the exception of the independent examination fee, which is r¢cognised in the peri(yJ to which it rela*5. Investment policy and objertives The (-.harity does not hold long temi invesbnents as lis purp)se is to use the annual donations and in¢ome weived for the on80ing charitable activities. Any income arÉsin8 on slK)rt-tenll dqK>sits is ancillary ￿ the main purw)5e of the Charity. Re5eThe5 ￿lleY The Lhari¢y aims to retain reserves to cover at le&si Th¥0 month's wnning for the rescue centre, as th)n*ions are heavily relied up)n in order to furtd Ihe ongoin8 expendiiure. Pa8e 3 Rabbit Re5idenee Re$¢ue Report of the TTU5tee5 ror the Y¢#r Ended 30 MArth 2024 F1Tr4ANCIAL REVIEW Going ¢oncern The Ke5cue relie5 on donations and fundraising from the generdl publhc & volunteer5. This income tluctuate5 and can lead to tlow p￿blernS. In order io cope with the continued rabbit w¢lfwr CTIS15. w¢ d¢5peTately need more iso1o1ion spa¢e which is noi wsstble due 10 the resiriciions on the site. we also need to attract tnor¢ adoptee5 who can meet minimum welfare guidelines. li ss unknown whether further r¢strictitsns and changes will be imwsed on the charity by ihe landowner and we could be forced io close with little notice ar any ￿]nt. 'I'he uncertainty surrounding the future of the rescue continues io have a negative impact on the tnental health of iK)Ih staff and the [na￿AgeT. In light of this we eonttnue to search for a permanent horne for the charity on a site where we would be able to hold educational and fundraising events to help irt¢Tease Income as well as having ihe fa¢ili¢ies and infrnstrncture to enable us to help more rabbits who need rescue placement. Contingency plans have been pui in place to move ro a more foster based r¢wu¢ if requircd as well as havin8 the long-tenn Tabbils carcd for at the manger5 home should the need arise. We have consulted with other reputable res¢ues regarding the tK)lential challerkges we tnay face if we are forced to move to a more foster based )rscue. We Continue to Ii)ok for funher fosr¢rers to help with the Incr￿Sed demand for space. t)ue to the InCr￿ed risk of disease when accepting rdbbits with an unknown vaccination history the charity is now isolating any unvaccinated rabbit5 Wlth knowledgeable foster carer5 or At the managers home uniil ihey are at least iwen¢y-on¢ days tx)st vaccination lo redu¢e the risk of an olltbreak of infectious dise&se on site which would lead to temrorary closure & 105$ of income. We adhere to high husbandry standards & Strict bio-5¢curity Tnea5urrs, which are re¥ularly ieviewed tn lit)¢ with current guidance from other leading professionals. Adoptions continue to be slow with some rabbits wailing years 10 find a $uithble fo￿Ver home. Most home offer5 fail to mee¢ minimym w¢lfare requirements in relation to size and security of accommi)dation or are not PToviding appropriate diet or supplying the rdbbits with sufficient enrichment item5 nttded in ordeT for them ¢0 display the full range of naturdl behaviout3. Surrender requests continue to increase due to the ease of people being able to purchase rabbits onlin¢ or in pet shops with no research being wnducied and little or in¢oTr¢¢t husbandry advice being given at point of sale. The need for rnbbits to come into res¢ue has never been so gre￿ but without sufficient funding we are tx)werle5S to provide th¢ supwTrrt ihes¢ rdbbits so desperately require. Printi￿1 rb$k¥ and uncertainties A reduciion in in¢om¢ is also &$ risk as the operational costs will not decre&se ar￿ may illdeed increase further with greater nuThber of unwanted or neglected pet rdbbits needing rescue placement and th¢ impa¢t of the continued economic crisis leading to further increases in the cost of supplies and veterinary care. Costs of preparing new irtskes for rehorning have increased dramatically over the lasi year to an av¢r88¢ of over £175 per rabbit. Due to thc naturr vf the Rescue5 work Tetention is exiremely Impx)ftani. If leave. any new staff member5 must hold relevant qualifications and have valid animal care experienc£ ideally in the welfare sector as well &$ being adaptsble. ready to learn and undertake trnining quickly as the rabbits Still need io be cared for to a high stsndard. The Charity erKoura8es Staff to undertake CPD where w>s5ible in order to keep their knowledge up io d￿¢ as failure to undertake continued CPD could le*J kn a decline in income as members of ihe public could b¢ less likely to adopt or use arding f￿ilItieS should our knowledge and application of animal welfare not continue to improve in line with the recommendation5 of or8ani5ations such a5 The Rabbit Welfart A550CLation & Fund. The PDSA a¢)d RSPCA. Page 4 Rabbit Residence Rescue Report ofthe Tru5tee5 for the l'ear Ended 311 ￿larch 2024 Il'e are incredibly gTateful ￿ tlK)5e wlK> ￿)ntinue to 5UPWrt the charity by th)tWin& 4KW)rithg our long-lem) ￿idents and organisang and ¢ontribuiing to fithisin8 events especially durin8 this time of finaTKial unccrtwnty. We have YecNi*d *ldiiiotwJ volunt¢us ￿ help with fundraising and s(xial media. We ar¢ workin8 once again alon8side Th¥0 other T£￿table rabbit 5rKciaJist rescues to Tun an ethic41 National Rabbit Fe$iival again this year. srRI.'cri,'R& cO￿.F.RNA*J ICE AYD ￿1AYAc.EIlEIT Governing do¢umertl Rabbit Residtnlr Rescue Charity") e5tabli5hcd by a meM￿uM and articles of asw¢i*ion d*ed 6 December 2011. Thi5 thKumeni vas subsequemly amend￿ on 13 Febnwy 2012. again in (ktober 2016. Ch*rity constitution 'rhe Charity 15 a compHny limited by guarantee having a share opitat is regI￿¢￿j as a charity. Retrnitment *nd gptM)iniment of new tThsiees The Charil) 5 articles of awciation r¢quirE that all ]Thv 4y)intments of ¢rtts*es MU￿ be fvll membets of the company, and musi apply in the forni ￿￿]red by the ￿￿￿¢$. A[y)in￿eThts MLW k ap￿￿0Ved by all rrns*es and refus￿ must I in the trKst intCfC5ts of the Charity only. OrgAnizAtionxl sirnctur¢ The charhty is mana8ed by 3 tr￿sItes. All employees rcw)rt to Lca Fw WIK) h&s voluntartly undcrtaken the ft)le of lin8 manager for the charity. Voluntcer5 011 51te the Senior Animaj Cwr Assistsni. Volwiieers undertaking other athiviiies rwrt direaly ￿ th¢ trus*es. The charity works hard to forn relatiotthip5 with other rabbit rescues ross the o)wttry ihvs enabling a greater number of rabbiLS in T￿ed to k helrKd. Induction and training of new tru5tee5 Durirtg th¢ year the trns*es endea&our ￿ keep up to date wtth 411 lega] and rtgui*ory rtqu1trm￿ts. In additi￿ new tnhstees are required to rr￿1 the guidwKcgiven by the Charity c￿l$s￿On relating ￿ mwee dutie5 and rcsw)nsibilitie5. Wider nthoyk The charity Works hard to maintsin relatiOn5hip5 with other organisations inv()Ivtsl in rabbit welfare such The Rabbi¢ Welfare A550ciation.where we are regular conthbutsxs ￿ their quarterly ma8azine.the One Bun OL a Time rescue network and Ih)e Voice for Animals UK. To dat4 Since the curTrttt Res￿ has been in ExJsitMyn the rescue formttj w￿11n8 Ttl•ionships with over 60 other restr￿ n*ionwtde, this is vitsl to t[￿￿¢ we the welfwe of th)s¢ rabbits most in need of rescue pla¢¢m¢ni. We have numerous contarts within l(Kal and [￿lo￿al maia to help us rnise awarene55 of'prDper Jabbii ¢4￿.. We have collaFK>rated with vetcrtrwians by provÈding dats used in scientific 5Th￿1¢$ alm￿ at hi8hli8hiin8 welfart i55ues. REFERENCE AYD ADMINlStRATIVE DETAIiS Registered CoM￿nY numbtr 07871810 (England and Wajes) Registered Charity number 1148016 Registered oifKe 12 Langford Road Henlow SG166AF R*bbil Rejldellce Re5¢ue Report ofthÈ Ti'ustees ror the Yt*r F.niied 30 M&i'cli 2024 Trustetj Ms C A CAkllin&* Ms S Kent Secretary Ms L Fatty Tre9￿1r Comyany Secretary Ms S Kent Indeptrtdent ￿￿Mine1. Cy(Kifrey Laws & Co LiTDited 65 Knowl Piece Wilbury Way Hilehin Heitford5bue SG4 QTY Ethlcj adviser lain Cor Bse {Vetsci)13VM&8 c.elt AVM with ZM MRCVS lain Cop2 clo Veis4Peis, Pets at Hoine. Studl&nd$ tieiail Pxtk, FoFdhBm Road. Newiiiarkel, Suffolk CB8 7SX Approved by orderor￿le ￿ard of inL8tees on... and signed on its behaifby.. MsLFa y - Trnsiee Page 6 Independent EAaJNinerf$ Report ify the T￿￿¢¢5 ol RJbbi¢ Residence Rescue In¢kp¢ndent exsminer's reiKirt to the tTUStees of R*lA)it Residence Rescue {'the Comp*ny'} I rqx>rt io ihe charily ¢ru5*e5 ¢ffi my exami¥￿￿)￿ of the &Y(MthLS of th¢ ComFMny (or the yearenda 30 Mar¢h 2024. Responsibilities And basis of report As the charity s I￿slee5 of the Company land also it5 direL#or5 for pur￿￿5 of ajmpgny lawl you are re5w)nsible for the pryralion of the x¢ounts in *wrdance wilh the ttquirements of ik Companies Ad 20061th¢ 2006 Acfl. Having satisfied myself that the of the Company we wuiffd ￿ be auditrd w)d¢r Part 16 of the 2[￿ A ond are eli8ible for indyrKleni examination. I rerMKt in res￿ of my examinaiion of your charity'5 xcounts carried ou¢ under S¢aion 145 of the Chariiies Aa 2011 Ilhe 2011 ACVI. In e￿ing Out my ¢xamtnation I have followed the Directions givcn by the Charity Commission urKkr Section 145151 Ibl ofthe 2011 ALI. Independent ei8miner s st*temeTht I have cornpleted my examination. I confbmi thot Th) mattets hve to my 811entiL￿ in ¢othne¢tiot) with the examin￿}00 giving me ¢aus¢ ￿ believe.. countin¥ records keo ffsperf ofihe C¢Jnpany as required by Section 386 of the ACL or the ac¢ounis do n(x accord with ￿5¢ le¢￿s. or the do not comply with the ￿)￿ni]ng requirements of S¢dMJn of the 20(K> Acl other than any requirement thti the ￿)urtts Biwe a fair view which is Mi a matter ¢mply with Seciions 386 and J87 of ihe Companies Aci 21X)6 and prtparin8 financial 51alemcnts which give & irne and fair view ofthe slo1¢ of affair5 of the charithblc company As Ihe end of t￿h finon¢i81 year Bnd of ils surplu5 or deficil for each financial yeor in pK¢ordan¢¢ with the Tequiremenls of Section5 394 and 395 and which othernvise ¢omply with the requiTemenls of the Companies Act 2(N)6 relating to fin￿¢1￿ ststements, so far as applicable to the charitable eornpany. Ibl The note5 fomi part of these finan¢i81 statements Page 9 conlinu¢d..- RAbbit R￿Iden￿ Res¢ue I1￿#￿te Shtel- coTh¢lDued 30 M*r¢h 2024 ThcJ¢ r)Mn¢ial $t•tem¢nts I￿ve be￿ in with the fftivis1￿ 4yli¢abk w tharitable c(mpaThies subj¥1 lo the sowll cotwies reginx. Ttie li114tlCi81 51&t¢iwJl$ woved by the Board of Tru5ttts *Thl •utht¥i¥¢d fv i% .. and were *8ned on its IKhDlf by.. Thc ￿L￿ fom of ritm￿lI1 ￿ttI￿rI P￿e 10 Rabbii Residence Res¢ue Notes to ihe Fin*n¢ig1 Statements ror the l'ear Tr.nded 30 Mgrch 2024 ACCO(INI-lTr*G POI,ICIF.S Ba515 of preparing the finin¢l#l si*i¢meni* The linancial %taiiineni% of ihe Lh4irithblL Loinpany. which is a public FKnefil enttty under FRS 102. have been prepared in aLcordan¥¢ with th¢ Chariiii% SORP IFRS 1021 'AL¢ouniing and Reponinb by Chariiies.. Siaiement of R¢¢omm¢nded l)rddice applicablc lo charilies preparing their accoun15 in accurdance wilh the Financial Rerorting %iaiidard applicable in th¢ IIK Republic ol. IrL'land I>RS 1021 l¢lli¢iiV¢ l January 20191,, Financial Retx)rting SiandaTd 102 "1'h¢ l inanLial Rewrting 814milard 4wpli¢able in lh¢ UK and Repllbli¢ or Ireland. and Ihe Companies Ath ?006. '1'he tinan¢ial stsiemLnis have been pr¢p8fed under the historical cost conveniion. Ineome All ineoine is reco8nised in ihe Statement of i.'inancial Activilie5 once Ihe charity has eniiilemeni 10 the funds. il l5 probable Ihul ihc income will be received and th¢ amouni Can hc measured rcliably. F.xpenditure Liabilili15 are reco¥ni5ed hs expendilure as soon as there 1$ a legal or ¢onstrwthive obligaiion committing the charity IL) Ih4)l LxpLndiiurc, li is probable ihai a ¢ransfer of e¢c)ni)mic ￿nefIts will be r¢quired in settlement and th¢ amount of IhL obliylion w be measurcd rcliably. Expendilure is accounied for on an accmls basis and has bcen cl&s5ified under headin¥s ih&i all cosi relAied ¢0 the ￿e￿Ory. Where ¢osts ￿n￿oI be direcily atthbuied 10 partiiular he￿ing5 they hav¢ bttn a]kK￿ed w wliviii¢s ()n a basis wnsisl¢nl with the use of resource5. -r*n%ihle fixe w nb)nth. MON'EMENT IN FLNDS Net rNovemelll in funds At 31.3.23 At 30.3.24 Unrestricted fundy General furld {Isoy•) 24.967 9,928 TOTAL FUNtKS (15.lJ39) 24.967 9.928 Page 13 continued... Rabbtt Residen¢t Res¢ue Note5 10 the Fin*nei#l Statements- continued ror the Yegr Ended JO MArch 2024 MOVEMENT IN FLNDS-conttnued movement in funds. included in the above are &s follows.. In¢oming Te50UTCCS Res()urc¢5 expended MoveTn¢nt in funds Unrestricted fun< Generdl fund 151,443 {126,4761 24,967 TOTAL TrLINDS 151.443 {126.476 24,967 ComparAtive8 for rnowernent ID fund8 Ne¢ movement in funds At 31.3.22 At 30.3.23 Unrestrieted funds Generdl fund 15.W31 954 {15,039) TOTAL FUNDS 115.9931 954 115,039) Compar&ive net movement in funds. included in the atrrtTrve are as follows.. Incomin8 resources ReSOUTces expended Movement in funds Unrtstricttd fund$ General fund 105,768 1104.814} 954 TOTAL FIINDS 105,768 111)4,8141 954 A ¢YTr¢ni year 12 months and prioryear 12 months cotnbined t￿)SitIOn is as follows- At 31.3.22 movement in funds At 30.3.24 Unresirirted funds Generdl fund {15,993} 25,921 9,928 T(yfAL TrUNDS {15,993} 25,921 9,928 Pgge 14 ntinued... R*bbii Residente Res¢u¢ Note5 10 the Fin*n¢ig1 St4tem¢nts- ¢ontinued for the Tr'eAr Ended JO MArch 2024 MOVEMENT IN TrI,'NDS-eontinued A CUTrent year 12 month5 and prior year 12 months ￿mbIned net movement in funds. irhcluded in the aEove are as follows= Inwming Resources expended Movement In fuThds Unrestricted fuNd5 Generdl fur 257.211 {231.2￿) 25.921 TOTAL frUNDS 257.21 I {231.2(A) I 25.921 12. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES The itusiee, Ms L F￿y, made 2 donations in the year & to￿ of £142.￿. Page 15 Rabbit Re51dence Reseue Det8iled Statemenl of Fininci#l Activities for the Year F.nded JO March 2024 30.3.24 30.3.23 INCOME AND ENDOWMENrs Donation5 l¢ggci¢s )naiions Gift aid Granis Subscriptions and StKJnsorships Donated gcthls and setvi¢¢s 71308 12,860 12,81)0 41.760 8,8¢M> 15,321 4,318 119J68 76,317 (hher trnding ¥cti¥ities Merchandis¢ sa]¢s 3.413 632 Charit*ble *etlviti Boarding fees Adoption fees FundrdiStn8 events 16321 l iJ20 421 20J28 8,333 28,462 28.774 Other income Other income 21MI 45 Totsl iRcoThin¥ re50urees 151.443 105.768 EXPENDITLIRE Charitsbl¢ Activities Insurance Postage and stationery Motor and travel Animal f￿d and provisions Veterinary fees and health care Cleaning and waste disposal Plant and machinery 612 22 2J39 19&57 39.413 14fy10 1,707 602 243 1,875 16.431 28.186 1,436 1,892 7L$90 60,665 Other Wages Pensions Repairs and maillttnance Sundries S¢aff training 43,65J 596 37 85 37.915 567 1.210 48 148 44J71 39,888 Support C05Lq This page does not fornh part of the financial statements Pa8e 16 R#bbit Residente Rescue Iktoiled Si8tement of Tr'ininriAI Activities for the l'ear Lnded JO Marrh 2024 30.3.24 30.3.23 upport ¢osts MAnAgernent Advert15ing 1.496 bin*nce Sundries Payp￿ fees 204 107 270 193 463 C*ovem*nce ¢osts Ind¢pend¢nt Examination 2Jl2 2.302 Total resources expended 126A76 104.814 Ne¢ in¢ome 24,967 954 This page does noi fom part ofthe Statutory financial 51atements Page 17