Old,Disabled,Damaged and Black Animals Rescue

Constitutional objectives

To promote the advancement of animal welfare and education of the general public in the subject of animal welfare by engaging in the following activities: 5.1. actively support the control of the dog and cat population by advocating neutering dogs and cats whenever practicable or desirable to do so, and to make funds available whenever possible to provide financial assistance to members of the public for this purpose (and for the avoidance of doubt whether within the United Kingdom or elsewhere throughout the World). 5.2. maintain a continuous campaign via the media and other methods to educate members of the general public to have a responsible attitude towards dogs and cats and their welfare with emphasis on: 5.2.1.the control of dogs and cats population by advocating the neutering of dogs and cats. 5.2.2.combating of the superstitions surrounding black dogs and cats, the ill-treatment and high rate of abandonment of black dogs and cats. 5.2.3. the re-homing of old and/or disabled dogs and cats. In particular, for this purpose books, pamphlets, posters, letters, websites, social media and advertisements shall be printed and published and distributed as necessary. 5.3. establish and maintain rescue/re-homing centres for the care, treatment and re-homing, where possible, of unwanted, homeless, stray, ill-treated, injured and sick dogs and cats and to provide a permanent home for life for all those that cannot be re-homed, in particular old, disabled and black dogs and cats.