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Removed
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This charity was removed from the register on 26 Jul 2024
Public benefits
The direct benefits that flow are:the promotion of animal welfare to develop compassion among the public. The promotion of a service that cares for abandoned or injured animals and a service that raises awareness among the public of animal abuse. The safe return of a lost dog reduces the anxiety and stress of dog owners. Stray and unwanted dogs
running around in public can pose a risk to persons safety and may cause traffic accidents. To remove these dogs from public areas reduces the risks of persons being bitten by dogs or dogs causing traffic accidents. By rehoming dogs after they are spayed/neutered and microchipped reduces the risk of unwanted dogs running the streets. Microchipping dogs before they are rehomed allows for proper identification of any irresponsible dog owners. The outcomes can be evidenced by: Documenting any educational/awareness raising work in relation to animal welfare, documenting any referrals to the statutory animal welfare enforcement body (District Councils), annual returns showing numbers of stray dogs lifted from the streets, annual returns showing numbers of stray dogs returned to owners/rehomed to new owners, annual returns showing veterinary care, annual financial accounts. No harm is identified from these purposes. The general public of the North West benefit from the promotion of a compassion and concern for animal welfare. The general public of the North West benefit from these purposes by removing stray potentially dangerous dogs from the streets. Dog owners who are reunited with their pets benefit. There is no benefit identified for the purposes.
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when an animal is found or lost members of the public contact us we then post to our facebook page to try and locate the owners or pet, when a found animal has no where to go we place said animal in foster care, we then contact Derry city dog wardens to report the animal as found, after 5 days we get them vet checked and vaccinated and rehomed
unless further treatment is required.
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- The advancement of animal welfare
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Advice/advocacy/information
- Animal welfare
Charitable purposes
To help stray, neglected and abandoned domestic animals in the North West of Northern Ireland; Reunite pets with their owners where ever possible; Re-home pets when required in accordance with the law and once pet has been neutered/spayed, vaccinated and microchipped (dogs only); for all animals in our care to have any medical needs attended to by a registered veterinary surgeon when required; to educate the general public in the importance of spaying/neutering and responsible pet ownership; to report to the Council Animal Welfare officers all reports of neglect and abuse providing written and photographic evidence whenever possible.