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Local animals
need your help
The RSPCA West Suffolk Branch is run by a dedicated number of
volunteers, whose sole objective is for the welfare of animals.
As a result of such dedication our overheads are effectually nil
which results in virtually all money donated going directly to help
local animals in need.
The Branch covers the area around Bury St Edmunds and provides help
and rehoming for all kinds of animals.
During a typical year we re-home around 100 dogs and over 150 cats
and other small animals.
Most have suffered from cruelty; abuse or neglect during there
lives.
The Branch also helps in providing subsidised veterinary treatments
for pets whose owners are on reduced incomes.
Brought in with no name.
A dog came to us,
brought in by our Inspector, extremely underfed, timid and in
desperate need of TLC. This sweet natured dog, which we called
Alfie, now has a new home. This picture was taken after he
had been in kennels for 1 month. (the picture taken when he came
to us is too upsetting to show)
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The Branch is
often inundated with small animals that are desperate for a new
loving home. These pets need as much care as a cat or a dog but
sometimes people forget them and consequently they suffer.
But this vital work has a price – our yearly veterinary fees and
boarding fees are in excess of £45,000 and this sum (which rises
every year) has to be raised by the Branch in order to help
local animals.
A legacy
or bequest…
will
provide crucial funds – we could not carry out our work without
such generous support.
If you are making a will, please remember that the West Suffolk
Branch and all the RSPCA branches are separately registered
charities. So if you would like the animals in your local area
to benefit, we would respectfully suggest that your legacy
wording reads.
I give devise and bequeath to the RSPCA West
Suffolk Branch registered charity number 206965 the sum of £…….
or the whole (or a share) of my residuary estate for its general
charitable purposes. I declare that the Receipt of the Treasurer
or other proper officer of the charity shall be sufficient
discharge therefore.
This is an explanation of terms relating to
ways to give:-
Pecuniary legacy
A specific sum of money, an item or a piece of property.
Residuary legacy
All or part of what is left after your other gifts and bills
have been dealt with.
www.rspcasuffolk.org.uk
RSPCA West Suffolk Branch,
Unit 1,
The Old Stable House,
St Andrews Street (s),
Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3PH
Telephone:-: 01284 767662
E-mail:-
rspcasuffolk@btinternet.com
Registered charity no:- 206965
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