REPORT OF THE TRusfEES AND
FINANCIAL ￿ATEmENTs
FOR THE I-EAR Ef*DED 31 DECEMBER 2024
FOR
ROYAL SOCIETI. FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTI. TO AJI.IIAtS
DLRHAhl AYD DisfRicf BRANCH
RMT Ribch¢5*rs
A¢¢ounwits and Busine55 Adviws
Finchale House
Belmoni Business Park
Durham
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ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRLELTI. TO AJI.MALS
DURHAM AND DisfRIcf BRANCH
cowrEh'TS OF THE FlINA%CIAL sfATEI¥IENts
FOR THE YE.4R E￿DED 31 DECEfvIBER 2024
P8g¢
Report of the Trustees
Indepeniknt Ex%JTrineT'S Report
StAttment Df FinAncial Actiwiiits
Balance Sh¢¢t
Cash Flow Stat¢mtnt
N(ptes to the Cash Flow Sta¢em¢nt
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ROYAL SOCJETY FOR THE PREVENTIOPI OF
C.RUF.I.I'Y TO A)Ii¥IALS
DURHANI AND DisfRICT BRAPICH
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ETr*DED 31 DECEhlBER 2024
The trustees present their rewTrrt with ihe financia] statemenls of rhe ¢harily fot the year endtd 31 Deceiiiber 2024. The
Irusiees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Rewrting by Charilies". Staierneni of R¢¢ornmended Prdctice
appli¢abl¢ to ¢haritics preparing their acrounts in accordance with the Finwxial ReporliTrg Standard 8ppli¢abl¢ in the
UK and Repllbli¢ of Ireland {FRS 1021 {effeciive l January 2019).
OWECTIVES AND AcfiviTIES
Objectives and aim5
The objects of the branch are to promote the work and objects of The National Society of the RSPCA to promote
kindness or to suppress cruelo. io animals by all lairful means
with particular reference to th¢ aTea of th¢ Branch. IR
accordance with the policies of the Swieiy.
The key aitn is to fjnd suitable new homES for a5 many anirnals &s tM)S5ible, alld to provide proper care for those WIN)
have been mistreated or abaiidoned.
Th¢ Trustees have reviewed the outwmes and a¢hiev¢ments of th¢ Branch% obje¢iives and acrivities for the year to
ensure they remain focussed on the chatity's aims and continue lo deliv¢r benefils ID ihe public.
Public beThefit
The Triistee5 have complied ThTth the duty under the Charities Act 2011 kn have due regard to public benefil 8uidance
published by the Charity Commission which Can b¢ illustraied as follo1￿-.
The Bran¢h supp)rts the l<Kal Inspe¢iors by laking ith, ftye of charge. mistreaied or abandor*d animals including pets
whose oivnets suffer ill health or fiRan¢ial difficulties 01 pass away.
The Branch provides cducation, information and ￿ViCe. benefrttirtg tht public by promoting conipassionale human
seniiments toivards anima]s.
The Branch provides subsidised v¢ieTirwy trvdtmeni for animals ivhi¢h are sirk or injurrd and belong to local people on
low income5. This is achieved ihrough iK>th a Vouchers scheme and paymenl of part OT whole Ineuterin8 schenie only).
During 2024, Ivelfarc help M'as issued to ihe public i•lii¢ of £6,010 th￿ benefitling those on means tested
benefits by giving financial help to obtain veierinary Cart for companion animals.
The Brallch offer5 5ub5idised neutering and micro-chipping of companion anin]a15 for owTrer5 on low incornes. This
helps lo control do8 and cat populatiotLS and protnotes responsible pet 01￿)¢rShip.
Aiiiinals in th¢ ¢aTe of the Brdneh receive veterinary treatmeni. va¢eirwi¢)fy neutering, and mi¢ro-¢hipping and ire
assessed for tehomirtg.
Free aninial caTe adi'ice 15 offerrd to pet oivner% a￿d tslks aTe IFiverJ b). invilaiiop to local school childryn abDiit CaTI￿(r
for pets. These activities benefjt the public through the promtion of r¢S￿￿$1b]e w ownership.
RSPCA Di1r1￿M & Distri¢t Brdncli provides volunteering opw)rtunities f(x th(>se Ivho ivish to support our isork
Iiitludiilg trustteslitp, futhdTaising and some animal care Yia help with our 8nimals or fostering. This benefits local
ople. schools and companies by providing the possibilii). of doing I￿Ork which is compassionaie and reivarding.
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ROI'AL SOCIETI. FOR THE PRF.I'F.NTIOI) OF
CRiILLTI' TO ANI IIIALS
DURHplhl Ah'D DISTRicf BRATr4CH
REPORT OF THF. TRIISTELS
FOR TIIL I'EAR ENI DED 31 DECLIIIBER 2024
OBJEcriirES AND Acfii'iTIES
Signifi¢#nt activilie5
The llic1in activitie5 to achieve ihis are the oprralion of an animal re-IKTrmithg progrdmme and an animal il'elfare se￿iCe
lo help provide siibsidised veterinary care lo animals in need. In 2024 lit E*ovided kennelling and fosteT help iiorth
£12,934 10 cats. dog5 and other animals.
Oiir force of volunteers PTovides InvalL￿bIt 5uprK>rt. Il'e estimate ihat OUT volunteers contributed some 27.200 hours of
their free lime duTing 2024. ii'hich to a flnancial cotjiriblliion of OV¢T £300.000.
Ive are considering ¢hangitJ(p the branch to a Chaiithbl¢ Incorporated Or8anization. In effect this ivill give the brdnch
more autonomy and it iiill become an et)lit)' in its oiin light- it i%ill give the br8￿Ch the ability to enter cotilracls and
irnprove limited liability for trllstees iwhich slM)uld a55isI in future Trustee recrnitment.
2024 I%'as a qllieler )'ear foT our inlake from the inspeaoraie iiith a fii'e-try)nth gap from li fay io (ktober due to the
inlrodiiction of papeTr4Drk and neiv trdinifig and behaviour s¢hemes to bri￿g us up 10 date with Nationals new
standards. The bran¢h has Still adopted 10 dogs in 2024.
Regarding the cai situation we no longer have our cai ¢oordinators and until find Some ne¥v coordinators lie are
l(K>kiiig to join The Regional Cai Hub, to SUPE￿ Cats in our local area.
Ive have had fairs this year an Easter fair and a Chrislmas fair ivhich weTe IK*ih very su¢¢essful and we look
foThvard to nexi yeaTS fairs.
Il'e have su¢ce55fully helped hundreds of people ￿'lIh our i%eifare assistance sche￿¢ ivhich included help ivith vet bills
atld help with cat and dog food.
Also i%'e are ii'orking ii'iih people iyith learning difficulties lo give ihem oPw￿u￿ltles to experience ivorking with the
commiiniiy by volunteeTing in our shop5.
Jimm
Jimmy ivas a 13 year old Patterdale Terrier iTrho canie ill froiii our inspe¢tOT*e. He had spent most of his life in a
kennel in a back" J'ard. Ivhen he came it) he %%'as quite closed Ki'iih sign5 of dementia. Ojie of our loi'ely kind
volunleeT5 adopted hitn bul after 6 Il'eeks and multiple %'isiis io ihe l'eis il i%a5 dccided Ihal hi5 qiialti). of life ivasn't
irnproving. and the heartbrvdking decision ivas made (o send hiJn over the rainlM)iv bridge. RiP JIIINIY.
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ROYAL SOCJETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRLELTY TO AL%I%IAts
DURHAM AND DlStRICT BRANCH
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THE I'EAR EYDED31 DECE.IIBER 2024
OBJEcfivES AND AcfIviTIES
Welfare help, in¢]￿11ng neuterin8 vouchers is a]￿y5 ayailable. The vets we deal with have accommodated us so ivell
W¢ardale at Crook, VelS4￿lS ai Dutham. Scoti Mit¢h¢ll ai Tow Law. Duneltn ai Durhani and Ivilsons at BishDP
Auckland.
'olun¢eers
We have had a successful year in our three $I￿p5 due to a high increased number of dollations 8nd Custome￿ The
iiumber of volLinie¢rs in our 5hop5 ha5 also increased and ive are so very grate￿1 for all their hard ￿Ork in h¢lpiDg us
raise Inolley. We are still workino with The Probation Service by letting pe(yle cornplete their ￿Minu￿1ty service by
volunteering in our shops. look fot%¥•rd to s¢ein8 Nvhai the next year will brin
The Committee woiild Iherefore like to place on record our thanks to Chri51ine An8￿8 our Chief Adtninisttation oificer.
Samantha Angus our Deput}. Reiail NIanager and io all our shop staff David Peel. Stephen Kenny, Cole Ivaite, Natasha
Haygarth. Tra¢¢y Nladdison. Zi￿1 Bhattarai and Megan Pooley. A big thank you also 8oe5 to all our volunteers for all
Iheir work during this last year.
We are also extremely grateful to thE Customers and rnernbers of ¢h¢ pthlic SUPWpn our shops by btsying itenJs and
donating good5 and without whom we iyould TLOI be able to operate and help the anirnals ive do.
Ve would like to thank all the vol￿nteers, boih #i our sknps and Hith th)gs, for theiT hard w)rk and dedication
throughoiit the ytrdr ivho have helped u5 in lookin8 after and finding loviThg nelv homes for all th¢ animals in our Care in
2024. Ivithout their 5UPWrt. lye would not be able to helpthe number of anirna15 and the nJY adopters we do.
We i¥ould also like to ihank the staff and oivners ai t)eerness Boarding Kennt15 & Cattery, for their work iii 2024 wilh
the dogs, Kvho havc often gone ov¢r and alK)ve expectatiot]s. to provide supixjl to the Branch.
We would like ￿ give a big thanks to John Myatt for all hi5 hard i￿)rk and dedicalion over the year
We would also like to thank the stsff at Peis • Home (Consett) and Tesw (Giksgate) who have again supponed u5.
FINANCIAL REVIEIV
Inve5tTnent policy and objective5
Ai 31 December 2024 the Branch inyesirnenl policy wa5..
Thai the Barclay5 Bank curreftt accourti noi fall beloiv £l.000.-
Thai Ilie Santander ¢iirr¢nt account balance should noi fall below £1,000.
That the Lloyds account balanc¢5 should fall beloiv £lO.000.'
The Trustees Tetognise that this policy slioiild be Tevielved on an annual basis folk>iving the publicalion of th¢
independently examined accoiints for ihe previous year. In line with the Invesimeni policy at D¢tember 2023 Ive
¢oniiiiiie lo revieii. the inv¢siii)eiir in short temi Trea511ri, Fiinds and these continue lo ptr>du¥e a sub51aniial iiicreast in
interesi oY¢r available bank aceounts.
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ROI'AL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEFrnON OF
CRLIELTI, TO ANJIIALS
DLRHAM AND DISTRicf BRANCH
REPORT OFTHE TRUSTEES
FOR THE I'EAR EIYDED31 DECEMBER2024
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Reserves polity
The Branch holds reserves in order thai levels of service provid¢d for 8llitnal iyelfere may be n7aintained should there be
a r¢ductian in inconiing resources. Reserves in this coiJtexL rnean fuod5 that are freely a￿lIable for the Branch's general
purposes after all comrnitmenis hav¢ been ￿¢¢.
The ITU5tee5 consider thai holding tsvelve months of mrtning costs to be an appropriate l¢v¢l of reserves. Holding this
level of reserves is consideT¢d to be prudeni and alloivs the trustees lo meet obligations tsnder leases and meet urgent
requirements for funding. It also allows flexibility of reacting to events and rnnning cainpa1￿$. The charity 15 required.
under the terms of the lea5e& to Tr￿l￿taIn Lhe shops to a Minimum standard. Th¢ Tvus¢¢es also conscious that they
need to continually ittvesl in the Ii>ok of th¢ premises 50 as to remain compelilive.
Iii addition, thE Branch may hold -r¢stricted reserves" Ivhich represent futxls do1￿(ed for a spe£ific purpos¢, whi¢h
cattrtoi be Iised for anything oiher than the purpose for which the), donated.
The braiich holds iinrestrithed reserves of £869J68 mainly represented by the net¢UTreni asseis of £859,733.
It is very iniportanl for the branch to generate e￿oUgh funds to run day to day exp¢nses. li is the opinion of the
Triisiees that the existing reserves are sufficient to mttt any reduction in incoming re50urce5.
STRucfuRE, COVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing document
The RSPCA Durhaiii and Distriri BrdtKh is an vnin¢ory)orated ¢haritable organisation and a sepaTately registered
branch of the Royal Socieiy of Ihe Prevention of Cn*liy to Anitnals (the Societ).) cajrying oui its direct anirnal welfaT¢
vork in th¢ northeiii part of County DuAwn. Its registered clwity number is 232263.
Rtcrnitment. Appoinlmeiit training of new trllst¢¢s
Trust¢e5 are recruited mosily through beiii8 p¢rsonally kTh)ivn 10 curreilt TnL51ecs atwj ivho h&ve been a5￿¢181ed with
the branch for some time. If Not already members of the Society they asked to join and wail the ￿quired thr
ll￿nths.
An initial iTrteryiew i5 made by ih¢ Chair wilh the poieniial Trusite eyplain Ille dutie5 and res]y)nsibiliiies of
tnisieeship. They ivill be asked to atte￿d a Committee me¢ring as a vi51tOT to intrduce then15elves ID the Dther Trustees
aiid thereafter if they feel ihey can fulfil their duties. have the reqttiied 3 Twnih membership at the lime of the AGM and
would like to siand, they 8Te enl¢r¢d inio the election proc￿ at the AGM or they may be co-opted at other lime5 of the
year. Other Trusiees tnay join throu8h eThquiry io rhe bnn¢h offering to wlujiieer athl Tnjsieeship is offered as an
option along wilh other alttfnatives such as assistjng in our 51K>p& fostering OrhO￿ visiiing.
OrganisAtlon#l structure
All policy, planning. major finath¢ial or Siraiegic decisions ar¢ made by the TTUStees in commiiiee. Operational
decisions on a dai. to dav basis ate made by ihe appropriate people iiho havc re5POn5ibilit)' for tlieir area5 of activity
sucli as the aninial rehoniing c(Fordinators. One Trnstee is designated as the SIM)p CO￿rdinat0[ and is the Line
Manager for the shop manager. The Committee me¢1 once a TI￿￿¢h to di5CU55 all niatters relating to the work of the
brnnch blli issues are a150 discussed by the animal c0-ordina￿ts ivhen iliey nieei ai the k¢nnels iieekly.
liJdu¢tion #nd training of neH trnsiees
Aftef neiv TTUStees ha*e been elecied thej ale gi&"¢n the Trustee Induction Patk. the RSPC.A publications'GuidJn¢e for
Brxrt¢h Triistees, and th¢ 'Bran¢h and RSPCA Rii1¢5'. A5 part of Iheir indu¢iion they are taken io ihe branch Shop to
meet tlie staff and lo the Kenthels io se¢ the anitskals and meet the staff theTe.
Rtlxted pArti¢$
Ive have been assisied Ihroughoiit the year by re8ional aNI local RSPCA staff.
REFERENCE AliD.4DI4TINisfRATII'E DETAI
Registered Charity nurnbo
232263
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CRLELTY TO AliI.11A1
DURHAI¥I AN4D DISTRIcf BRANCH
REPORTOFTHE TRLSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECE￿IBER 2024
Principal gddre55
20 IIigh Sirtei
Langley Moor
Diirh3m
DH7 8JF
Trusttes
J M)'att (Tesigned 71512024)
Mr5 C Whillis
Mrs P Bartlett
Mrs K Myati
Mrs H Domville Iresbgned 291212024)
R J Sivinney (resigned 3 i1ir2025>
S Khan lapw>it]ted 2619J20241
B Folkard (appointed 301612024}
S Fleniing (appoinled 41612024}
Ind¢pendent Examiner
David Holloiva>' BA(HONS) FCA DChA
RMT Rib¢hester5
Accoiintants and Business Advisors
FiDchale Htsuse
Belmont Business Park
Diirham
DHI ITIV
The Trustees are elected annually from the Brnnch tnembership at ihe AnDuaJ General Nleeiing and foim the
mana8emeni Committee of the Branch.
Approved by order of the board of trusiees 22 May 2025 artd signed on its behalf by..
fvlrs C Whilli5 - Truste¢
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INDEPENDENT EXANIIYER'S REPORT TO THE TRIISTEES OF
ROI'AL SOCIF.TI' *OR"I"IIL PRLI'EP4TION OF
CRUELTY TO ANI INIALS
DURHATrI A)D DisfRICT BRANCH
Independent ex2miller's report to the tn￿lee5 of Royal Society for thÈ Prevemtion ofcruelty to Animals Durham
and Di$tri¢¢ Branch
rewrt to the ¢haiill' Inisiees ni> examirtation of the a¢counts of ROYJ S(Kiety for the P￿ventIOn of Cruelly to
Animals Durham and DisiTlCt Branch (the Tn]st) for the ytar ended 31 December 20?4.
Responsibilitie5 and basi5 of report
As the charity Iriistees of the Trust you are T¢sw>nsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance i¥ith ihe
requirements of the Charities Act 2011 Ilhe Ad?.
I report in respect of my examination of tht Trusfs accounts &2rried out undtr Seciion 145 of the Act and in carrying
out my examination I have followed all applicable DireclN)ns given by the Charity Cojnmission under Seeiion 14515llb)
of tlje Aci.
Independeiit ¢i8￿l￿eT'S slaternent
STrn¢e your Charity's 8ross Incon￿ cxcceded £250,000 )'OUT e%aminer must k a mernber of a listed bod}.. I can coi]firrn
that l arn qualified to undertake the examination because l meinber of the Institute of Cljartered Accountants it)
England and Ivales, which is on¢ of the listed lJ(xJies.
I have compl¢ied my examinahon. I confirni that ￿ maierial malters have come lo rny atienlion in coniiettion Mith the
¢xamina¢ion giving me cause tts believe that in any material respecL'
accoiinting records were noi kept irt res￿¢ ofihe Trt￿l as reqknired byseaion 130 of the Act. or
the accouTrls do not a¢¢ord wilh T￿5¢ records- or
the accounts do not tomply with th¢ applicable requiremenls concernill8 the fomi and coijtent of aceounts set
out in the Charities IA¢counlS 8t￿ Reponsl Re8ltlations 2008 other than any requirement ihzt ihe a¢¢ouiits giv¢
true and fair triew M'hich 15 not a Tnatter considered as part of an independent examination.
have no ¢oncern5 and have com¢ across oiher matters in conr]eciioE] wilh the ¢xatninatron to which attenlion should
be draivn in tljis report in ord¢r lo enoble a proper undeTStanding of the accounts to be reached.
David Holloivay BA(HONS) FCA DChA
RMT Rib¢hesters
A¢¢ountanls and Biisiness Advisors
FitKhale House
Belmoi)i Business Park
Durliani
DHI ITIV
22 May 2025
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ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENIION OF
CRUELTI. TO Aryi If*lALS
DURHAM AIYD DISTRicf BRANCH
SrATE￿IENT OF FIliAYCIAL Acfii'iTIES
FOR THE I'EAR ENI DED31 DECE%IBER 2024
?024
Total
fujids
2023
Toial
funds
Unrestricted
funds
Rcsiricted
fuNIs
Notes
INCOI¥IE AND ENDOWfvIENTS FROI%I
Donation$ and legacics
37.027
37,027
56.604
(hher trading activities
Investm¢ni income
277.054
24.760
277.054
24.760
?75,316
Totfil
338 841
341.279
EXPEYDITURE ON
Raising funds
253.634
253.634
217,442
Charitable activities
Kennelling and f05tering
Welfare
Oiher suppon costs
12,934
6.010
50.067
12.934
6,010
50,067
75,705
57,167
44,770
Totnl
322.645
322,645
395 084
NET INCONIEI{EXPENDITURE)
16.196
16,196
153.8051
RECONCILIATIOIN OF FUNDS
Total fiinds brought foThvard
853,172
883,172
906.977
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORITr ARD
869 368
869,368
853 172
Tlie nolts foTh part of these financial statements
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ROYAL SOC.IETY FOR THF. PRF.VF.NTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIIIAts
DURHAM AND DISTRicf BBANCH
BALANCE SHEET
31 DECEhlBER 2024
2024
Toral
funds
2023
Total
fuiids
Unrestricted
funds
Re5tri¢¢ed
fu￿1$
Noles
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
9,635
9.635
11.334
CURRE￿ ASSETS
Debtors
Prepayrnent5 and accrud income
Cash at bank and in hand
12
10.737
22.784
842.521
10.737
2?.784
842.521
2.674
853.821
876,042
876.042
867.508
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due within one year
13
{16.309)
{16J09)
125.670}
NET CURRENT ASSETS
859.733
859,733
841838
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CIIRRENT
LIABILITIES
869,368
869.368
853.172
LYET ASSETS
869.368
869,368
853.172
FUNDS
Unresiricied fund5
15
869 368
853 172
TOTAL FUNDS
869,368
853.172
The finan¢ial siat¢ments H'ere appn)ved by the Board of Trusttts and authorised foT iS5U¢ 22 May 2025 and iv¢re
signed on its behalf b).:
C l17hillis Trustee
The nores form pan of these financial slat¢ments
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ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVETfflON OF
CRLELTY TO ANIMIILS
DURHAM Af*D DISTRICT BRANCH
CASH FLOII.. STATEME.%T
FOR THE YEAR EYDED 31 DECE.%IBER 1024
2024
2023
Notes
CAsh flojvs from operating #ttiyilies
Cash 8cneraied from operations
34.2401
Net cash used in operating aciiviiies
34.240}
Cash floiv5 from investing aetivities
Interest re¢eived
Net cath ptovided by investing activities
ChAnge Tll cash gnd CAsh equivalents i
the I'¢porting period
Cash %nd cash tqui%'&lents at the
beginning of the reporting period
(11.300)
{24,8811
853 821
878,702
C95h And cthsh equiv41ents at Ihe end or
the r¢porting period
842.521
853.821
The noies forni part of ihese financial 5tatemellt5
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ROYAL SOC.IF.TY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTI. TOANIIIALS
DURHATrI AP4D DJsfRicf BRANCH
OTES TO THE CASH FtA>iv sfATEIIEliT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEh1BER 21124
RECOYCILIATIOII OF YET INCOIL IFJ(EXPENDITUREI TO NETCASH FIA)IV FRorii
OPERATIINC. ACTIVI-I'ILS
2024
2023
Npt incomel(pxpenditure) lor lhe repDrtinE period (as per the
Stgttn)ent of Financial Activities)
Adju5tnienls for:
Depreciation ehaT8e5
Interest received
{Increaseyde¢rease in debtors
Decrease in credJtOTS
16,196
153.805)
1,699
124.760)
119,834)
9J61
2,001
19,359)
31,597
Net tash llsed in ope￿tIOnS
36.060)
34.?40)
AYALYSISOF CHANGES IY NETFUNDS
Al 1.1.24
Cash flow
At31.12.24
Cash at bank and in hand
853.821
Iijoo)
842.521
853,821
I i Joo
84? 521
TotAI
853.821
111.300}
842 521
The notes fomi part of these financial statetnents
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ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PRF.VENTIof4 OF
CRI,"ELTY TO ANIIIAiS
DURHAM AND DisfRicf BRATriCH
NOTES TO THE FI)AYCIAL SfATEhIF:￿rs
FOR THE YEAR EPIDED JI DECEhlBER 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Ba$15 of prepThrin% the financi¥l statements
The financial statements of the charit)> which is a piiblit benefii entty under FRS 102, have beeii prepared in
a¢¢ordance will th¢ Charities SORP (FRS 102) 'Accoun¢ing and R¢portill8 by Charities: Ststemcnl of
Recon)mend¢d Practice applicable to charities preparillg iheir aca>uthS in accordaii¢e ivith the FIna￿la1
Rew)rting Standard appli¢8ble in the UK and Rep￿bI]e of Ireland (FRS 1021 leffe£tive l Jarbuary 20191,,
Financial Re￿)rting Standaid 102 The Financial RetK)rling StaDdatd applicable in the UK and Repiiblic of
Ireland, and the Charities Act 2011. The fitRThciaJ sw¢ments have bttn prepared under ihe historical cost
convention.
Incomt
All income is recognised in the Statement of Financial A¢iiviiies ot)c¢ the charity has entiilement to the funds, it
15 probable that the in¢ome ￿111 be receiyeil artd the amouni Can be m￿Ul¢d Teliably.
LegAeies
For Ivacies, ¢Dtitlement is taken as the earlier of the date on Nthich either. tbe chatity is aware tliat probate has
been granted, Ihe estate has been fin21ised and notifi¢aiion has been to th¢ executorfs) ￿ the Trust that a
disiribution i￿11[ be made, or ivhen a di51ribulion is re¢eived frnm the esute. Where legaeies have been notified
to the charil)., or ihe charity 15 ai¥are of the granting of probate. and tk criteria for income rw)gniiion have not
been met, th¢n the legacy is treated as a wntingeni asset arwj di5¢1os¢d where nialerial.
Should the charity be notified of a Icgac). subs¢qu¢ni to the accounling referenct dale biit before th¢ dare of
approval of the accounts and evId￿1CC exi5t5 iithi¢h Sil￿est5 Ihal ihe executors of the estate agreed the
distribuiion Prior to ihe eiid of ihe ieporting period and receipt of the legacy is deerned io be probable ihen that
receipt will be rewised as income in ihat accounting period.
IPolLllItAry income
Voliintary in¢ome, legacie5 and donations are accounted for as tettived by charlly. The income from
fundraising aclivities is shoivn gross iviih the as50¢iai¢d ¢osts included in rdising funds.
Bxptniliture
Liabilities are recogni5¢d as expenditure as soon as there is a legal or cotL51ructive obligation committing th¢
Charity to that eXpCt￿ltUre, it is probable that a transfer of econotnic bentfits will be required in 5tttleTn¢nt aiid
the amount of the obligation ¢Jn b¢ measured reliably. Expenditure isaccounled for on an accruals basis and has
been classified under headings that aggregaie all cosi related to the ¢alegor>'. Where tosls cannot be directly
attTibuied to particular headin85 they have been allocated io activit*s on a ba515 eonsi51ent ivith the iise of
resoiirces.
Tangible fixed 8S5et5
D¢preciation Is provided At the follo%i'ing annual rates in order io off each assel over its esiimaied ll5eful
IniprovemeTrts to Property
Fixtures and fittings
Equiprnent
15% on reducing balance
15D/o on ￿d￿cing balance
15% on reducing balan¢¢
TA¥Ation
The eharily is exempl from tax on its charitabk aciivities.
Fund accounting
Unrestricted fund5 can be used in a¢¢oidaJice iviih ihe ¢haritable objedivts ai ihe discretion of ihe tr115t¢es.
Restricted fiinds can onl). be used for particiilar resi¥icied purpses iiTrihin lh¢ objects of ihe charity.
Resiricli0115 ￿T￿Se ivhen specified by the dO￿r or when fuDd5 a￿ rnised for particular reslricted piirposes.
FurthEI explanation of ¢l)e I￿tUre and purw)se of eacli fujid is included in the noles to the financial slateiiienls.
Pagell
¢oiitinued.

ROYAL SOCIF.TY FOR THE PREVENTIOP4 OF
CRLIELTY TO ANIIIAIS
DURHAM AND DIStRicf BRANCH
NOTES TO THE FINAYCIAL STATE.%IEYtS- continued
FOR THE I'EAR E,IDED 31 DECEfvIBER 2D24
DONATIOIN'S AND LEGACIES
2024
2023
Donations
Legacie5
37.027
55,604
37,027
56,604
OTHER TRADIPIG AcfiviTIES
2024
2023
Fundraising event5
Sknp incon
1,896
275,158
1.690
273 626
277 054
275 316
INVESThlENT INCOINIE
2024
2023
Deposit account interest
24.760
RAISING FUNDS
Other trading activitie5
2024
2023
Purchase5
Ivages
Stationery
Telephone
Rejit
Light and heat
Insurance
Cltanin8
Refreshments
Sundry
Rat¢s. Ivater and waste
Repairs and r¢nei%"als
tkpreciaiion- Shop fittinos
Dtpreciation eqiiipmejit
Depreciation- improvel￿ents io thops
259
157.640
193,927
4.114
33.590
6,959
1,766
1,997
85
2,634
5,291
1.440
1.290
218
192
2.490
31,177
7,042
768
1,747
74
4,340
4,735
4.000
256
225
253,634
217,442
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ROY AL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRLIELTY TO AliIIIAiS
DURHAM AYD DisfRICT BRANCH
NOTES TO THE FINAIYCIAL sfATE%IENTS- ¢ot)tinued
FOR THE I'EAR EPIDED 31 DECEhlBER 202
CHAIUTABLE ACTIVITIES cosrs
SuptM)rt
¢osis {5ee
not¢ 71
Dirtct
Costs
Toia15
Kennelling and fostering
'elfare
Oth¢r support costs
12.934
6.010
12,934
6,010
50.067
50,067
SUPPORT COSTS
Finan
Other
Totals
Oiber support Costs
1.950
48.117
TRUSTEES. RE￿luNERATIoN AND BENEFITS
There wer¢ tK) trust¢¢s' reinuneration or oiher benefits for the year ￿ded 31 tkcetnber 2024 nor for the year
¢nded 31 Dtcetnber 2023.
Tru$ttes' expen5e5
2024
2023
Number of tru51ee5 ivho iyere paid expenses
Nature of the expenses
Mileage alloKYan¢e
Total arnount paid
STAFF COSTS
The average rnonihly number of employees during the year was as folk>w5".
2024
2023
Adniin
Retail
10
No employees Tec¢kved emoluments in excess of £60,0(￿.
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¢ot)tinued.

ROY AL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRLIELTY TO A%ls%lilt
DI1RHA￿l AiYD DisfRicf BRANCH
NOTES TO THE FINAPICIAL STATEhlEf*lS- conlinupd
FOR THE I'EAR EliDED31 DECE%IBER 2024
10.
COhlPARATIVES FOR THE srATE￿lE￿rr OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
lJnresiriaed
rujxls
Resirict¢d
funds
Total
funds
INCOIIE AND ENDOWI¥IENTS FROIM
Donations and l¢ga¢ies
56.604
56.604
OtheT trading activitie5
Investment income
275J16
9J59
275.316
Tot81
341
341279
EXPENDITURE ON
Raisiiig funds
217.442
217,442
Chgri¢4bl¢ R¢tiviiie$
Kennelling and fostering
Welfare
Other 5UPPOrt costs
75.705
57.167
44.770
75.705
57,167
44.770
TotAI
395,084
i95,084
NET INCO￿]E/(ExPENDITURE)
153.805}
{53,8051
RECONCILIATIOIY OF FUNDS
Total fund5 brought forward
6.977
906,977
TOTAL FUNDS CARRJED FORII'ARD
853.172
853,172
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Imptoif
to
property
FixturES
and
fittin
Equipment
Tot*ls
COST
Ai l January 2024 Mnd 31 December 2024
14.005
21.029
4.063
39.097
DEPREC(ATIOI
At l January 2024
Cliarge for year
12.7?8
191
2.611
217
27,76)
1,291
At 31 DeTrniber 2024
).919
13.715
2.828
29,462
NET BOOlil'ALUE
Ai 31 De¢ember 20?4
1.086
7,314
1.235
9.635
At 31 Deceniber 2023
1.277
.605
1,452
11,334
Pa8e 14
cojiliiiued...

ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTIOFI OF
CRLELTY TO A.%I%IALS
DURHAM AI%D DISTRICT BRANCH
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEN1EYJ5- rontinued
FOR THE YEAR EYDED 31 DECEfvIBER 2024
12.
DEBTOtLS: ATrIOUNTS FALLING DUE IVITHIN OIYE YEAR
2024
2023
Other debtors
VAT
4,125
2.443
4.169
4.125
3.533
Pr¢paynients
10.737
13.
CREDITORS: AI¥IOUNTS FALLIP*G DUE IVITHIN ONE YEAR
20?4
2023
Trade creditors
Taxation and social seeurity
Other creditor5
14,755
3,238
7,130
9.179
16.309
25.670
14.
LEASING AGREEMETr*TS
linimum lease payments under ￿)n-CancellabIt operating leases fall dlle as follow5..
2024
2023
IN'ithin one year
Betiveen one and five years
30,065
8,786
25,592
22,211
15.
lovE￿IENT IN FUNDS
Net
movemenl
in funds
Transf¢ts
betm'een
funds
At
31.12.24
Ai 1.1.24
Unrestricted funds
General fund
Kennelling alld CaNery project
C3t Treuttrin￿ fiind
Dog neiiiering fund
203,172
650.000
16,196
140.0001
179,368
650.000
20,0(M
20.000
20,000
853 172
16.196
869,368
TOTAL FUNDS
853.172
16.196
869,368
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ROVAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEf4TION OF
CRLELTI, TO AYI I￿lALs
DURHAM AND DisfRicf BRANCH
NOTES TO THE FIYANCIAL STATE.IIENTS- ¢DnliDued
FOR THE YEAR EJ)DED 31 DECEMBER 2024
15.
IOVEMENT IN Fuf4DS- continued
Net movenienl in funds. included in ihe above are as folloiv5-.
Incorning
resout¢E5
Resources
¢xpended
Movemetti
in fijiids
Unr¢stri¢ted fund$
General fund
338.841
1322,6451
16,196
TOTAL FUNDS
338.841
322,6451
CompArn*lves for moi'ement in funds
Net
movement
in funds
At
31.12.23
Atl.1.23
Unrestrltt*l
General fund
KeiiThelliJig and Camrry projrct
256.977
{53,8051
203,172
650.000
906,977
53,805
853.172
TOTAL FUl*DS
53 8051
853,172
Comparative net movement it) funds, ijicluded in the above are as follows:
I￿0￿]￿g
resource5
Resources
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrestritted fuMds
General fund
341,279
1395,084)
(53.8051
TOTAL FUNDS
1395,084}
53 8051
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ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEf*TIONOF
CRLELTYTO A)I.IIAtS
DiIRHAII ANI D DISTRicf BRAf*CH
NOTES TO THE FINAYCI.4L sfATElI IEYTS- ¢oTrtinued
FOR THE I'EAR ENDED 31 DECEI¥IBER 21124
15.
IOVEMENT IN FUNDS- coThlloued
A current year 12 nK>nth5 at¥J prior year 12 month5 combined ￿>SItIon is a5 follows..
Ne(
movEm¢nl
Transfers
between
i)d5
At
31.12.24
Ai 1.1.23
Unrestrieted funils
General fund
Kennelling aiid Cattery project
Cat neuterinu fund
Do8 neuierin8 fund
256.977
650.000
{37.609}
(40,000)
179.368
650.000
20.000
20,000
20.000
20,000
906.977
869.368
TOTAL FVLYDS
906.977
37.609)
869
A ¢urreni year 12 months and prior year 12 moDth5 combined net movement in fun4Js. included in ihe above are
as folloi¥s'.
IrKoming
resources
Resourtt5
expended
Movement
in funds
Unr¢stric¢ed fllnds
GeneTal futtd
680.120
1717,7291
137.6091
TOTAL FVNDS
680.120
717.7291
37,6091
Tliere is £650,000 held at the year-end i*iihin ihe f￿nd Kennelltn8 and Cattery Project ivhieh ]% set &gide by ihe
irusiees for the long term project of builditjg or purchasing a new kenncl orcattery.
There is £20,000 hEld al the Year-et￿ iviihin the cal neutenng fund whith is sei aside by the irustees for the
piirpose of coverin8 cat neuiering Costs.
Th¢r¢ is £20,000 held at the year-end ivithin the dog neultring fund whith is set aside by ilie trustees for ihe
puq>)se of covering dog Jieutering costs.
16.
RELATED PARTI, DISCLOSURES
Tliere ivere no related party tsansactions for ihe year ended 31 t)¢cembeT 2024, or for ilie year ended 11
December 2023.
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