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2022-03-31-accounts

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Report ofthe Trustees 1-8
Independent Examiner's Report
Statement of Assets and Liabilities 10
Receipts and Payments Account 11-12

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'Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
During 2021-22 operations
of Ark Angels has continued
to be adversely
affected by the Covid 19pandemic.
Approximately
157domestic pets
and horses have received help from the charity during
the year.
Funding
raised through a number
of routes,
including
private donations,
auctions
and applications
for external
grants has raised F82.1k in this
third year ofoperation. The funding
raised has enabled the following
to
be carried out;
During Ark Angels Animal Rescue's
third year of operation as a
constituted
charity, approximately
557domestic pets and horses have
received
help from the charity.
The Covid 19pandemic
has had a major impact on the operations
of
the
charity.
National
and regional
lockdowns
prevented
movement
of both
animals
and people which also had an impact on both the animals
receiving care and fundraising
during the year.
72 domestic animals
have par-took
in a neutedng
programme
funded
by the charity.
7 major operations
have been carried out, funded
by the charity.
37 dental checks have been carried out on behalf ofthe charity.
154vaccinations
have been carded out on animals
in the care
of
the charity.
98 microchips
have been administered
to animals
in the care of
the charity.
Ark Angels has a number of dedicated
volunteers
who provide
operational
support to the charity,
which
includes;
Horne-checking
volunteers,
all ofwhom are initially assessed
by a
trustee for suitability,
receive training
and on-going support.
Foster home volunteers.
This group of volunteers
provide
either
short, medium
or long term foster care to domestic pets and animals.
All
fostering
volunteers
are vetted and assessed
with on-going
training
or
support
provided
by a trustee.
General volunteers.
This group ofvolunteers
assist or carry out
fundraising
and general operational
duties such as administration
on
behalf ofthe charity. For example,
managing
the on-line auction site or
monitoring
the charity email account. This group ofvolunteers
are all
vetted and assessed
with on-going
training
and support
provided
by
trustees.
Ark Angels Animal Ark Angels Animal Ark Angels Animal Rescue has a Reserves has a Reserves has a Reserves has a Reserves Policy. The trustees Policy. The trustees Policy. The trustees of Ark Ark
Brief statement
charity's
policy
ofthe
on reserves
Angels Animal Rescue have agreed to the charity holding
in reserve
bank account 820,000 - F25,000. This reserve funding
would enable
in its
the
charity to continue with its work should it receive an unforeseen expense
or a drop in income or donations.
Although Ark Angels
Animal
Rescue
does not employ staff directly and
therefore does not have any direct staffing expenditure, there are a
number offinancial commitments
the
charity has an obligation to. It is
therefore important to hold some of the charities finance in reserve which
include;
~ The long term care ofhorses and ponies
in the
care ofArk Angels
Animal Rescue. Costs include routine and emergency treatment
and
feed, rental costs offields and stable provision.
Cover for any unforeseen
emergencies
that may
arise, for
example animal emergency operations.
Off-site storage costs should the charity receive a drop in income.
Routine treatment
and food for
domestic animals in the care of
Ark Angels Animal Rescue (short, medium and long term fostered
animals) should the charity receive a drop in income.
~ Any unforeseen
costs associated
with Ark Angels transport which
facilitates the transportation of animals in the care of Ark Angels Animal
Rescue.
Details ofany funds materially
in deficit
Further financial review details (Optional information)
You may choose to include
additional information, where
relevant about:
~ the charity's principal
sources of funds (including
any fundraising);
~ how expenditure has
supported the key objectives
ofthe charity;
~ investment policy and
objectives including any
ethical investment policy
adopted.
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31.3,22 31.3.21
Unrestricted Total
fund funds
FIXEDASSETS
Motor Vehicles 6,200 1,200
TOTAL FIXEDASSETS 6200 1,200
CASH FUNDS
Cash at bank 51,490 20,038
Cash 4 273
TOTAL CASH FUNDS 51494 20,311
LIABILITIES
Credit card 475 232
Independent
Esatuiners Fees
960 960
TOTAL LIABILITIES 1435 1 192

Year Ended Year Ended
31.3.22 31.3.21
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntary income
Donations 63,700 23,204
Adoptions 17,731 7,942
Auction Proceeds 630 49
82,061 31,195
Activities for generating funds
Fundmising events
652 1,483
Charitable Activities
Grants
6,000
Total receipts 82,713 38,678
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Fundraising trading: cost ofgoods sold and other costs
Fundraising events costs 140 309
Charitable activities
Field rent 2,265 2,450
Storage rent 1,200
Animal expenses 21,061 13,261
Vet fees 13,674 6,874
Equipment 1,415 2,234
Insumnce 857 843
Travel expenses 2,957 1,911
Postage and stationery 226 195
Office sundries 281 641
42,736 29,609
Support costs
Finance
Accountancy 960 960
Bank cliarges 2,886 148
Credit Card Interest 53 78
3,899 1,186

Year Ended Year Ended
31.3.22 31.3.21
Total payments 4G,775 ~31 104
Net receipts / (payments) 35,93tt 7574
Cash funds last year 21,280 13,706
Cash funds at 3I"March 2022 ~72