CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Trust￿8. Annual R•port for the yiod
From 111125 To 31M2125
Charlty nam•: All Anlmal RM¢uo
Chartty Y•gl•trallon n￿nbar. 1201435
Obiecllvo8 and Activltlos
Surnrnary ofthe purpo888 of
the chwity 88 set oul in its
govèmlng docum
Pw• 1.17
The objects afthe CIO are:
Forthè benefrt ofthe public to roll￿e tho
sufferkng of ￿￿TraI8 In need of care and
atten1M￿ and, in pAr￿Ul￿. to provld8 and
malntsln re8cue or other facilltl88
f(x the recepkn, care and trtstriieTrt of
8uch anlrnals.
Summary of the maln
actlvltie8 In relation to th080
purpo8es for the publk
benefft, in p8rttcul8r. the
aCt￿les. ￿￿ects or
eeNI(x8 Identffied in the
Pm 1.17•hl
1.19
All Anlmal Rescue Is basad in Homp8hlre
arKI18 dedlcated to ￿lping animals of au
types- dc#)* ws, kn 8nlrnal8 and
occa8hThlty wildlrfe. We take In anlmal8
from members ofthe wbllc who. for
whatever mson. fmd no Icyw
able to care for their animalj and
abandwd anlmab whth are often In trfxy
8er¥KXb. polwx and other organlsation8
anlmal or their need supwi. Ifth•
thelr pets rattr*r than neediry 1hem lo b8
All ￿lMall ta￿ Into ow (Xe 8re
assessed in torn￿ of thetr health and
behaviour arKI with the help of a group of
lunteer fostw carers vkKJ take the
irnals w)to thei homes with health
at whith point TA* seek to find them
permanent ¥do￿n homes. No animals
are fehorned withwt being spayed or
neutW￿ (unless v*inary advice is
this w)uld fxffipromise thetr tr￿alth) and
the adooers having Imyne checks to
confinn their suilability arKI commitsnent to
the animal for the rest oftheir life.

We also work wilh other rescue
organisations in the UK and sometimes
tske in anIM￿S they have had the initial
conlaci in but are unable to continue to
care for them or have been unable to find
home5 for them in their area.
We aim to raise awareness of animal
welfare and resFKJnsible 8nim81 ownership
V68ues in the locd area through our websbte
and by attendance at local events.
If adopts'on proves unsuilable for an anHnal.
the rescue offer long terni fostsring
arrangements to support these animals
longer term.
Statement confiming
etherlhe trustees ha
had regard to th8 guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
Parn 1.18
The trustees confim that they have had
regard to the Chartties Commission
gutdance on public benefit and confimi that
they feel that the work of the charty
provrdes public b8n8frt.
Addltlonal Infomiation (optlonal)
You ma
choose to Include further ststements where relevant about
The chartiy does not make grants to other
organisations.
Pw8 1.38
Pollcy on grant maklng
Nla
Pow on SOCI￿ investment
ncluding program related
investrnent
Para 1.38
The trustees are supported ty a number of
volunteers who provide foster home
accommodation for animals and also
8UPkKIrt the fvn&raising acti¥itie$ of the
charity. Their willingness to glve up their
time and Spa￿ in thelr home8 to 8UPPOrt
the charity is hugety valued and
app￿lated by the trustees and thtythout
Iheir ongoing involvement the number of
animals that are able to be h8lped would be
far le88.
Contribution mth by
volunteers
P¥r• 1.38
(Xher

Achievements and Porfomiance
The charity in ts current fomiat a8 a CIO
has existed from 22112122 bul the CIO
¢￿tInueS the work of a noTrprofft
organlsation that had been run by iwo of
the trustees for many years prevtously and
so took over the 188ponsibillty to care for
animals Sn the Rescue at that date. both
those Seeking rehomlng and those to whlch
811)ng tsmi rAmmltment l&d been made.
Summary of the main
achievements ofthe charlty,
identsfying th8 difference th8
charlty's work has made to
the circumstances of its
benefKlarte8 and ary vAder
benefits to 8oclety 88 a
whol8.
Par• 120
Thi8 year ha8 been an Incr•dlbly
challenging (￿e for the rescuo. The vast
majorfty of 8nimat8 cornlng into our care
now requlre èxtenslve medlcal andlor
behavloural treatment bofore they can ba
con81dared for relK)mlntrW rehomlng
P0881ble at all.
At thè same tkne. the c08t ofveteringry
core has rl8en 8ignlficantty over the pfi8t
few year8. Wth many f8mlll88 facing
finan¢lal prn88urn8 of thalr *y￿n. we
undeT81and that people must carefvlly
con8lder vthat they are able to donate.
Unfortunatety. the combinatlon of rlslng
CO8t8 and Increa8lngty complex c98th h88
had 8 slgnlllc8nt Impact on the nUMt￿ of
anlmals we are able to help.
Over the past fth¥ years, tha pace of
change in fescue has been re18ntles8.
Animal$ ar8 Increaslngty treated Ilke fa8t
fashlon-bred and 8oid rapldly. wlth Ilttle
regard for health or temperament. They are
often placed v￿h people who lack the
experfence, knowledge, or facllltEe8 to care
for them property. Just as we begin
educatlng the public about one hamthil
trend, another emerges. and the cycle
stsrts agaln.
Re8uJe looks very dlfferent from when we
first began. Sarah and ROBS often worry
that we are not helplng as many anlmals al
we once did. In previous years. animals
generally needed neuierlng, V￿InatiOnS,
and microchithng before being ready for
rehoming. Now. rnany arrlve with complex
medThl and behavloural wues that can
take monthprsometimes ionger-to
addte8S.

We ask (Mjf SuPp￿er$ to understand thal
once was. Every animal we lake in
faullies this year. Ensuring Ihat all animals
are cared for in Ine with thelotest animal
elfare guidelines 18 Vitalty important to us.
Educa*)n * at the heart ofwhat ￿ do,
and we Strongly belleve In18ading by
exampkn. McKe upd*es are planned for
2026 as we adapt to changing UK weather
(x)mmllled to bwNJ at the f(Yefrorrt of these
ring the permxl of this reF￿. the Re8QJè
has stsccessfulty reh(xned 7 cats. 6 do98, 3
goats, 7 gulnea &xgs. 2 cockerels and
Curraty the Re8oJe ha8 1 dog, 2 cat8,1
rabbi(2 gulnea pigs arKI 1 bearded dragon
that are In the pr(KXS8 of l* rnhomed or
Queenie, a mlnknw• cob pony
needlng ongolng medlcal treatme
for Cushlng8,
Balthazar, a Wel8h hlll pony whoae
temperam￿ prevents rehoming.
Grxe, 8 miniature Shetland
wlth a physical condition that needs
Mary. Fk)renr* & Dbna. Shetland
sheep we Ixelty fernl and very
hwd to C￿dI Imrt do a greatjob of
weed controi in the fieldl
Dec, Flora & Oreo, goats who
various reasons age, health or
t*haviour reLgted are unsuilable for
Mr Pig, a guinea pig who objects
very noisity to any human contsct
Imrt is hapw to Ilve with guinea pig8

after gainirKJ access to an area he
should rnt have been in and
bng a small amount of
Poppy. our di5abl&J bunry. had
t*en brav* battling sevwe arthfitis
the maxirnum reltef avaikble.
rnade the hewtbrethg but kind
ision to let our Irtue soldier go.
CarKty. a small dcKJ. reac1￿ the
grand age of 17. While her mind
rernained as sharp as a one-year.
okl's. her spine sadly gave up on
m* to let her pass peacefulty at
Our lov* Bcw. a sheep, arrived at
affeditYJ hts feeL FOry￿rS we
comfortable and sound. and we
tr* f￿1 fatdty ￿jUred hlmself.
he was invaluable in te￿hTr￿g
wilh sheep *Jll undethnd that even
This yw. ￿ had to make the devastallng
decisK)n to pth to s* animals WIK)
svwificant injurw. Foll(wing an
MRI scan. ￿ TAwe hearlbroken lo
his remaining time in the loving care

of Sarah Ross at their home.
WIEn the carKw progressed to hls
Spine. advice confim)ed
Scout. a large dog. tsme into the
behavhwral i$￿e5 around humans.
intensivety with him and inilialty saw
enctyjraging impr(p4ements. Sadly,
and his aggreswn tmrds pg)ple
escalated, resultlng in a serious bité
incidenL After assessments from
dlfflcult dedsion to hAve Scout put
to sleep. Th1518 never a decision we
t*e lightty. ￿ must baknce the
of our leam and the wbllc
orKJ8lde the welfare ofthe anim81
Addlllond Inlormthn lo*lonal)
hievement8 agoin
obJectiVeS 8Ot
Perlomiance of fundraI￿n9
P¥•1AI
P•• 1.41
098ln8t obJethe8

Financial Review
Revtew of the charws
financial wsthon at the end
of the perbd
Pw• 121
At the end of the the dwity had a
little over £5.3(K) in bank & cash accounts
of whth £435 is for restric￿ use havlng
of a cal htyjse. The balan￿ of funds ig
availth lo wl luwards the on going costs
of the Rescue in caring for th8 current
animats and ary new anlmals that arrlve in
2026.
The charlty do88 not hove a fornwl
ststement explalnlng the
licy for I￿klIng re$￿ve9
Statlng why they we hekl
p￿1￿2
any restri￿ fvnds are retained for the
8peaf*d purpose and to hold at lea8t
8ufficiert funds be avallable should
one ofthe ￿Trerrt resldents require
ImM￿lIate and urgent veterln8ry
euihanasla due to a drastlc dtywntum In
thelr condlilon (£500 for a hcne), but
always hope to have rn(x8 fund8 to provide
care lo other resldents.
Amount of re8erve8 hekl
Reasons for holdlrtyJ zero
Pm122
P•rn122
£0.00
It18 folt vAth on golNJ regular aupport
frrffi donor8 and lund r8iseryJ that additional
funds woukl be forthcomkng on a contlnu8d
b8si8 or in reswise to a plea for help If
t)ets116 of fijnd matw*
deficit
Explanation of any
unc8rtainti88 about the
charity continulng as a gowvJ
Pm124
P¥¥123
You
generry￿ of our supporters {trf)th
indi¥idua18 and businesses) and we are
a180 gratefvl to Pet8 At Home for thelr
conlinued supwl as we wlth them aj
8 charity pfv vthich provldes us w6th
vouctrws to spend In store on animal cara
necessi￿ and also a place to host
fundraising1￿rnre￿ rnisiNJ events.
charty Is alw very grateful to our
)nderful votyJnte8r. Margare( who take8 in
donated items and then rtrsells them on
the charitys b8haff whith provides a very
swJnifrant arnount of fvnds for us. L￿1
The charlty's prfncipal
80urces of funds (inCI￿J￿
any fundr818lng)
1A7
mow and pet food * are a180 rnu

Investment policy and
objectives including any
S(￿la1 investment Frf)licy
adopted
Para 1.46
A description of the principal
risks facing the charity
Paa 1.46
Other
Structure. Governance and Management
Description of charitys
trusts-
Type of governing document
Pwa 125
Constibjtion of a CIO
How is the charity
constituted?
-nqraled
Para 125
cio
Trustee selection methods
including details of any
constitutional provisions e.g.
election to post or name of
any person or body enttlled
to appoint one or more
trustees
Para 125
The initial trustees ofthe CIO V￿re made
up of indrviduals already involved in the
previous non-profft organisation but going
forward any individual over the age of 16
would be considered should the existing
trustees decide to increase the number of
trustees from the conslitulFonal rninimum of
three or should an existing trustee wish to
cease their involvement. Any appointment
would be made in accordan￿ with the
ovisions of the Constilulion.
Additional information (optional)
You ma
choose to include fvrther stalemenls where re￿vant about:
Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and training of trustees
Para 1.51
The charity's organisati¢Jnal
structure and any wider
netsvork wlth which the
charty works
Para 1.51
Two ofthe trustees. Sarah & Ross. open
their home, garden and fEld to
accommodate animals taken into the care
of the RescLEe and are the
rima
care
Relationship with any
related arties
Para 1.51

gbvers and rehabilltators for the anlmals In
theSr care as well as thos8 on the rented
field and at otherfoster hornes. They do not
Ive any relmbur8ernent towards the
costs of running their home onty rec8ivlrrfJ
mlleage relmbursement at HMRC approved
rate8 for using their cars for visiting,
tr8nSPOrting, me8tlng pr08P8CtNe adoplern.
fundraising events etc to recognise the fuel
cost8 as well as wear & tear this use adds
to their cars. The truste88 are careful to
d18¢uss and constder any costs that could
be deemed 8hared per80nal & Re8CU8
CO8t$ and document thelr dedslon8 on any
contrlbutlon to Such costs by the Rescue
ensurfng there would never b8 any actual
(Y percelved ml8 appllcgtson of Re8cue
fvnd8.
Reference and Admlnlstratlve dots118
Ch
name
Other narne th8 cha
US88
istered ¢ha
number
Charlty'8 prlnclpal addre88
All Anlrnal Rescue
1201435
26 Vthtteffiekl Road
Holbury
Southampton
Hampshlre
S045 2HS

Names of th• eharity tru•teu who manage the ¢harfty
Dal&s a¢tsd If notfort*thol•
offi￿ Ilfany)
Ilam• of person lor body) ontldod
Sarah Mills
Ross Cheer
Sara Roblnson
Chair
Treasurer
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Co
orate truste88- name8 oflhe dlrectorn al the date th8 ro
Dlv•ctor Mm•
wasa
Name of trustses holdlng tiue to property belonging to the charlty
Dat•• •¢tsd Iln¢A lor¥thol•

Funds held as cu8todian tru8tees on behalf ot othern
Description of the assets
nla
held In thls capacity
Name and objects ofthe
charlty on whos8 b8h8lfth8
assets are held and how this
falls wlthln the custodlan
charlty'8 objects
Details of arrangements for
safe custody and
8egTegatron of Such 8888ts
from the chaTiV8 iywn
Addttlonal InfornMth>n lopuonal)
Namm and addro8M• ol advl••rn Ioptlonal Infornmtlon
Typ• (rf Nam•
Addr•
advl•w
N•m• rf ¢hl•f •xe¢utlv• or nam8• of ••nlor •tAff m•mbw• (OpUoMI Infomi4kn)
Exemptlon8 from d18clo8ure
Rea80n for non4isclo8uwe of k
nel detsll8
Other o
tlonal Inforniatlon

Declarations
Th• trustms do¢lam thatthey hav• approv•d th• trusteu, report •bov•.
81gnod on bohalf of the charlty's trustoas
Slgnature(8)
Full namds)
Pogloon (og 8ocrotary.
Cholr. •tc)
Sarah Mi118
Ross Cheer
Chalr
Secretary

CHARITY COIAM15510N
FOR ENGIANO AND WAIE5
Receipts and payments accounts
CC16a
For tho period
fiom
Section A Receipts and payments
Unr8Strlcted
funil$
Restrl¢ted
fynds
Endowment
fund8
Tolal fundg
toth• n•4M
ioth• Th￿r*￿te
tolhTrn•4rwl£
10th*r￿u•ll£
A1 Recel ts
tees
Cornm￿$￿
l￿deddOnnuon1
2A95
924
7,913
8$2
&98J
9,1J4
710
924
924
1,78B
6.9B2
6.102
7,613
Fundlthin
mcarng
9.134
070
i.ouo
Vwchoi Mcdpti
GrgDI In¢om
3A78
00
1.J41
25
gknk Int•ro61
33
Sub totsl(Gross income lor
AR)
A2 A88•t and Investment sal88.
••• iablel.
37.717
Sub total
37,717
A3Pa
mentj
vthnna co￿1#
EqLlwèni purth4Mi < £100
R•ylrn & Mainienancè
7.031
14372
IN7D
IN70
6,966
3,4$7
1,3
000
4.222
93d
172
0,395
R￿lOrr￿￿j & *t¢i
3.967
i.J
2.266
1.905
J.301
I,QSO
39
Iniu14nco
oroxpon¥os &TMYdM•l8
4.012
8J4
210
Fknonce C￿1*
Sub total
11.•JT
YJIT
37,020
A4 A5SQt and In¥ostmont
urchases. Isee tsblè
EgL4wneM > £100
1.3Jg
4,127
S,f27
6,607
Sub total
1.14f
34.1Q3
42.011
40,162
N•t ofr•e•lpts/(paym•ntsJ
A5 Transfeys betw￿￿ fund$
A6 Cash fund& last yearend
Cash funds thls y•ar•nd
3,614
435
4.049
1.727
5,341
1.727
5.776
2.oBe
1,727
435
CCXX Rl aco)unts ISSI
0210212026

Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
Unf¥Stricted
funds
R•strictwl
funds
to no4re51£
End¢)wmgnt
funds
to n￿r051£
ategories
Detalls
B1 Cash funds
cun8nt￿ulunt￿3n
PÈyPalaccouhl bskqnt&
Total cash funds
5.341
435
Unrestrlcted R¢strictgd
funds
funds
Endowment
funds
B2 Other man•tary a¥sets
D&ember202S(aftAid elAim
Fund towhkh
ass•¢belo
curr￿t¥￿I￿*
Details
C05tlopU0￿ll
FuTrdtowh
etw
Detalls
0slloptlon•l
Cuvr*rtv4lu•
B4 Assets retained for the
harity's ovm use
on•1
29 J•nuary2D20
B5 LiabÉlities
T￿￿8 cMthoTS
Unrestricted
1N7
Syned by oneor trustees on
beb81f ofall theknJsiÈÈs
S￿￿￿￿re
Prinl Name
Date of
roval
Sar3 RO￿nson Treasurer
02102r2026
CCXX R2 actounts ISSI
02102r2026

TB3 Little Tapnage
Titthfield Lane
Fareham
Hampshire
P017 SPQ
Balancing
the Books
Independent Examinerfs Report on the Accounts
AIIAnimal Re5¢ue CIO
Report to the Trustees of:
With Offices at:
26 WhitefieldRoad, Holkn. SouthomptM, S045 2HS
1201435 (Englond t7nd Wole5)
Charltable Incorporated Number.
For the Year Ended=
315t December2025
Res
les and Basi5 of Re
I report to the Trustees on my examination of the accounts of the a￿Ve Charitable Incorporated
Organi5ation 1.the Tn￿trI for the year ended 3111212025.
As the CIO'S Trustee5 and Directors, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts In
accordance with the requirements of the Charities Ad 20111-the Arfl. S report in respect of my
examination of the Trust's accounts carried out under Section 145 of the 2011 Art and in carrying out
my examination I have followed all the applicable Directlons given by the Charity Commission under
Section 14515llbl of the Act.
Inde
ndefit Examinevs Statement
I have completed my examination. I confimi that no material matters have come to my attention in
connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in any material respect:
The accounting records were not kept in accordan￿ with Section 130 of the Act; or
The accounts rK)t accord with the accountin8 records: or
The accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements conceming fonn and content
of accounts set out in the Charlties (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008, other than any
requirement that the accounts give a 't￿￿ and fairf view which is not a matter considered as
part of an independent examination.
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to
which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the
accounts to be reached.
Signed
Jonthan Kemp BA(Hons), MBCS. MICB
Date
13 February 2026
Professional Qualificationsl body:
Member of the In5tttLrte of Certrfied Bookkeepers
Affiliate Member of the Association of Charity
Independent Examiners
Registered as a Limited company in England and Wa￿, nUM￿r 7646453
ICB Membership Number.. 346038: IC8 Practxe LKence Nurnber. 13056
Affiliate Member, As50Ciallon ol Charrty 4nde￿Trdent ExamirErs
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