# ## ## ## ## ## |||||SORP reference|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Summary
ofthe purposes of
the charity as set out in its||||Para 1.17|The objects ofthe CIO are:
Forthe benefit ofthe public to relieve the| |governing||document|||suffering ofanimals
in need ofcare and| ||||||attention
and, in particular,
to provide and| ||||||maintain
rescue homes orother facilities| ||||||forthe reception, care and treatment
of| ||||||such animals.| |Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation tothose
purposes
for the public
benefit,
in particular,
the||||Para 1.17and
1.19|All Animal Rescue is based in Hampshire
and is dedicated to helping animals ofall
types —domestic pets, farm animals
and
occasionally
wildlife. We take in animals| |activities,
services
accounts.||projects or
identified
in|the||from members
ofthe public who, for
whatever
reason, find they are no longer
able to care fortheir animals and| ||||||abandoned
animals
which are often in poor| ||||||health.| ||||||The rescue works closely with local social| ||||||services, the police and other organisations| ||||||who cofne across situations
where an| ||||||animal ortheir owners need support.
Ifthe| ||||||situation
warrants
it, we will work with| ||||||owners to overcome short term issues and| ||||||offer advice that can result in them keeping| ||||||their pets rather than needing
them to be| ||||||rehomed.| ||||||All animals
taken into our care are| ||||||assessed
in terms oftheir health and| ||||||behaviour
and with the help ofa group of| ||||||volunteer foster carers who take the| ||||||animals
into their homes along with health| ||||||checks and any veterinary
treatment| ||||||needed ensure they are in a good condition| ||||||at which point we seek to find them| ||||||permanent
adoption
homes,
No animals| ||||||are rehomed
without
being spayed or| ||||||neutered
(unless veterinary
advice isthat| ||||||this would comprofnise
their health) and| ||||||the adopters
having
home checks to| ||||||confirm their suitability
and commitment
to| ||||||the animal forthe rest oftheir life.| ||||We also work with other rescue| |---|---|---|---| ||||organisations
in the UK and sometimes| ||||take in animals they have had the initial| ||||contact in but are unable to continue to| ||||care for them or have been unable to find| ||||homes for them
in their area.| ||||We aim to raise awareness
ofanimal| ||||welfare and responsible
animal ownership| ||||issues in the local area through
our website| ||||and by attendance
at local events.| ||||Ifadoption
proves unsuitable
for an animal,| ||||the rescue does offer long term fostering| ||||arrangements
to support these animals| ||||longer term.| |Statement|confirming|Para 1.18|The trustees
confirm that they have had| |whether the trustees have|||regard tothe Charities Comfnission| |had regard|to the guidance||guidance
on public benefit and confirm that| |issued by the Charity|||they feel that the work ofthe charity| |Commission|on public||provides
public benefit.| |benefit|||| ## |||||SORP reference||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||The charity||does not make grants to other|| |||||Para 1.38|organisations.|||| |Policy on|grant making|||||||| ||||||N/a|||| |||||Para 138||||| |Policy on|social investfnent|||||||| |including|program||related|||||| |investment||||||||| ||||||The trustees||are supported
by a number of|| ||||||volunteers|who provide foster horne||| |Contribution||made|by||accommodation
for animals
and also|||| |volunteers|||||support the|fund-raising||activities ofthe| ||||||charity.
Their willingness|||to give up their| ||||||time and space in their homes to support|||| ||||||the charity|is hugely valued and||| ||||||appreciated||by the trustees and without|| ||||||their ongoing||involvement|the number of| ||||||animals
that||are able to|be helped would be| ||||||far less.|||| |Other||||||||| ## |chieve|men|ts
and Per|formance|| |---|---|---|---|---| ||||SORP reference|| |||||The charity
in its current format as a CIO| |||||has existed from 22/12/22
but the CIO| |||||continues the work ofa non-profit| |Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,|||Para 1.20|organisation
that had been run by two of
the trustees for many years previously
and| |identifying|the|difference the||sotook over the responsibility
to care for| |charity's|work|has made to||animals
in the Rescue atthat date, both| |the circumstances
ofits||||those seeking rehoming
and those to which| |beneficiaries
and any wider||||a long term commitment
had been made.| |benefits to society as a||||| |whole.||||The number
and type ofanimals we are| |||||able to take in from a, sadly,
very long| |||||waiting
list is dependent
on the right one of| |||||our limited fostering spaces being available| |||||for them, the trustees
believing
they have a| |||||good chance ofbeing
fiit to rehome and| |||||also the Rescue having sufficient funds to| |||||add to the number ofanimals
being cared| |||||for.| |||||During the period ofthis report, the Rescue| |||||has rehomed 6cats, 3dogs, 1 reptile,
1| |||||rabbit,
1 guinea
pig and 30fish.| |||||Additionally
2tortoises were passed to the| |||||National
Centre for Reptile Welfare on the| |||||basis that the Rescue does not believe
in| |||||rehoming
animals
with individuals
who the| |||||animals are likely to outlive.| |||||Currently
the Rescue has 4 dogs, 3cats, 2| |||||goats, 3rabbits, 3guinea pigs, 1 chinchilla| |||||and 5rats that are in the process ofbeing| |||||rehomed or seeking their new homes.| |||||Long term residents are:| |||||Queenie, a miniature
cob pony| |||||needing
ongoing medical treatment| |||||for Cushings,| |||||Balthazar, a Welsh
hill pony whose| |||||temperament
prevents
rehoming,| |||||Grace, aminiature
Shetland
pony| |||||with a physical condition that needs| |||||careful management,| |||||Barbara, a crossbreed sheep who| |||||had been rehomed
with her sister| |||||but after her sister passed away has| |||||come back tothe Rescue to be with| |||||other animals for company and is| |||||considered too old to rehome| |||||Bow, a Wilshire
long horn sheep| |||||who has afoot condition that| |||||requires
careful management| |||||Mary, Florence &Diana, Shetland| |||||sheep who are pretty feral and very| |||||hard to catch but do a great job of| |||||weed control in the field!| |~
Pi, a barn owl who is not able to live| |---| |wild and who is extremely
nervous| |but comfortable
with his foster| |carer.
Ifa suitable place at azoo| |was available he would be| |transferred.| |~
Mr Pig, a guinea
pig who objects| |very noisily to any human
contact| |but is happy to live with guinea pigs| |in for rehoming.| |In 2023a sad goodbye was said to Snowey| |the cat &Nipper the dog (both long term| |residents),
Fawkes the guinea
pig, Lady P| |the cat and Freda the dog (who all came in| |hoping for rehoming
but either were too ill| |to rehome and the kindest thing was for| |them to be put to sleep or passed away| |from medical issues whilst
in our care).| |Additionally,
advice and support has been| |given to some people
in the local| |community
who come to our attention
(for| |example through
social services) about| |having to rehome their beloved pet due to| |financial concerns and in some cases short| |term help has been given to certain cases| |eg provision
offlea and working treatment| |that enables the home environment
to be| |improved
and the family to move forward| |and improve their situation.| |Achievements
against|Para 1.41| |---|---| |objectives set|| |Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives|Para 1.41| |set|| |Investment
performance|Para 1.41| |against objectives|| |Other|| ## |Financi|al|al|Review|Review|Review|Review|Review||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Review|of||the charity's|||||||Para 1.21|At the end ofthe period the charity had a| |financial||position||||at|the|end|||little over E2,000 in bank 8 cash accounts| |ofthe period|||||||||||to put towards the on going costs ofthe| ||||||||||||Rescue in cari
forthe current animals.| |Statement|||explaining||||the|||Para 1.22|The charity does not have aformal| |policy for||holding||||reserves|||||reserves
policy but seeks to ensure that at| |stating why||||they||are|held||||least sufficient funds would be available| ||||||||||||should one ofthe current residents
require| ||||||||||||immediate
and urgent veterinary| ||||||||||||euthanasia
due to a drastic downturn
in| ||||||||||||their condition (f500for a horse), but would| ||||||||||||always hope to have more funds to provide| ||||||||||||on
oin
care to other residents.| |Amount|ofreserves||||||held|||Para 1.22|KO.OO| |Reasons||for|||holding||zero|||Para 1.22|It is felt that with on going regular support| |reserves|||||||||||from donors and fund raisers that additional| ||||||||||||funds would be forthcoming
on a continued| ||||||||||||basis or in response toa plea for help if| ||||||||||||funds or circumstances
necessitated
it.| |Details offund materially|||||||||in|Para 124|N/a| |deficit|||||||||||| |Explanation|||||ofany|||||Para 1.23|None| |uncertainties|||||about the||||||| |charity continuing||||||as a going|||||| |concern|||||||||||| |Additional|||information|||||(optional)|||| |You ma|choose to include||||||||further statements||where relevant about| ||||||||||||The largest source ofincome is from the| ||||||||||||generous
donations
ofour supporters
(both| |The charity's
principal
sources offunds (including||||||||||Para 1.47|individuals
and businesses)
and we are
also grateful to Pets At Home fortheir| |any fundraising)|||||||||||continued
support as we work with them as| ||||||||||||a charity partner which provides us with| ||||||||||||vouchers to spend
in store on animal care| ||||||||||||necessities
and also a place to host| ||||||||||||fundraising/awareness
raising events.| ||||||||||||The charity is also very grateful to our| ||||||||||||wonderful
volunteer,
Margaret,
who takes in| ||||||||||||donated
items and then re-sells them on| ||||||||||||the charity's
behalf which provides a| ||||||||||||significant
amount offunds for us. Local| ||||||||||||shops who host charity collections for| ||||||||||||money and pet food etc are also much| ||||||||||||appreciated.| ||||||||||||Adoption fees also contribute tothe income| ||||||||||||ofthe rescue toa lesser extent.| |Investment
objectives||policy and
including
any||||||||Para 1.46|| |social investment||||||policy|||||| |adopted|||||||||||| |||||||||||Para 1A6|| |A description|ofthe principal| |---|---| |risks facing|the charity| |Other|| ## |Description
ofcharity's|||| |---|---|---|---| |trusts:|||| |Type ofgoverning
document|Para 1.25|Constitution
ofa CIO|| |(trust deed. royal c ha ate r i|||| |How is the charity|Para 1.25|CIO|| |constituted?|||| |(e g unincorporated|||| |association.
CIOl|||| |Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|The initial trustees of the C10were made|| |including
details ofany
constitutional
provisions e,g.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees||up of individuals
already
involved
in the
previous
non-profit
organisation
but going
forward
any individual
over the age of16
would be considered
should the existing
trustees decide to increase the number
of
trustees
from the constitutional
rninimurn
of|| |||three or should an existing trustee wish|to| |||cease their involvement.
Any appointment|| |||would be made
in accordance
with the|| |||rovisions ofthe Constitution.|| |Additional
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adopted|and procedures
forthe induction|||Para 1.51||| |and training oftrustees||||||| |The charity's
structure
and||organisational
any wider||Para 1.51||| |network|with|which the||||| |charity works||||||| ||||||Two ofthe trustees, Sarah 8 Ross, open|| ||||||their home, garden and field to|| |Relationship
with any
related parties||||Para 1.51|accommodate
animals taken into the care
ofthe Rescue and are the primary care
givers and rehabilitators
for the animals
in|| ||||||their care as well as those on the rented|| ||||||field and at other foster homes. They do|not| ||||||receive any reimbursement
towards the|| ||||||costs of running
their home only receiving|| ||||||mileage
reimbursement
at HMRC approved|| ||||||rates for usin
their cars for visitin,|| ## |Cha||name|||All Animal Rescue|All Animal Rescue| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Other name the cha||||uses||| |R|istered chari||number||1201435|| |Charity's||principal|address||26Whitefield|Road| ||||||Holbury|| ||||||Southampton|| ||||||Hampshire|| ||||||SO45 2HS|| |mes|ofthe charity tru|stees who manage|the charity|||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Trustee name||Dates acted ifnot forwhole
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ifan|| |1|Sarah Mills|Chair||||| |2|Ross Cheer|Secretary||||| |3|Sara Robinson|Treasurer||||| |4||||||| |5||||||| |6||||||| |7||||||| |8||||||| |9||||||| |10||||||| |11||||||| |12||||||| |13||||||| |14||||||| |15||||||| |16||||||| |17||||||| |18||||||| |19||||||| |20||||||| |Funds held as cust|odi| |---|---| |Description ofthe assets|| |held in this capacity|| |Name and objects ofthe|| |charity on whose behalf|the| |assets are held and how|this| |falls within the custodian|| |charity's objects|| |Details ofarrangements|for| |safe custody and|| |segregation
ofsuch assets|| |from the charity's
own|| |assets|| ## ## ## ## |Signed|on behalf ofthe|charity's trustees|| |---|---|---|---| ||Signature(s)||| ||Full name(s)|Sarah Mills|Ross Cheer| |Position|(eg Secretary,|Chair|Secretary| ||Chair, etc)||| |||28/1/24|| ||~|I|a|a|~||s||~|4|4|~
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K||tc nearest||E|to nearest f| |82Other||monetary|assets|||Oecember||2023 GiR Aid c(aim||||1,415||||| |||||||||||Fund||towhich||||Current value| |83Investment assets||||||Details||||asset||balan s||||o
'onal| |||||||||||Fund||towhich||||Cunent value| |||||||Details||||asset||helon s||||o
onai| |84Assets retained|||for|the||||||||||||| |charity's||own use||||||||||||||| |||||||||||Fund||towhich|Amount due|||When due| |85Liabilities||||||Details||||liabe||relates|o|onal||o
onal| |Signed by one or two trustees
behalf ofall the trustees||||on||||Signature||||Print Name||||Date of
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rovel| ||||||||||||Sara Robinson, Treasurer|||||| ## ## ##