Accountability
Our impact
Our current response footprint, the practical assistance each programme is designed to deliver, and the records behind every donation.
Animal welfare: why it matters
Our Homeless Dogs and Homeless Cats programmes respond to a problem documented by international health and animal-welfare bodies. Each fact below links to its source.
200 million+
Dogs living on the streets worldwide — with even more stray cats — according to WHO estimates.
Source: FOUR PAWS International, citing WHO (2024)99%
Of human rabies cases are caused by dog bites or scratches. Rabies is preventable, but fatal once symptoms appear.
Source: World Health Organization70%
Dog vaccination coverage, sustained over time, is enough to control rabies in dogs — and protect the people around them.
Source: World Health Organization75%
Of a cat colony sterilised within six months stabilises its numbers and reduces them over time.
Source: ASPCAWhat our dog and cat programmes fund
Daily feeding and clean water, rabies and core vaccinations, spaying and neutering, emergency veterinary treatment, temporary shelter and foster care, and adoption into safe homes.
Visit Animal RescueWhat support is designed to deliver
Across our programmes, donations support food parcels and community kitchens, safe drinking water, essential medicines, hygiene supplies, shelter materials, winter items and education support. Each programme page identifies its current priorities so donors can choose a response or give where the need is greatest.
How we record results
Every donation receives a unique reference, remains pending until verified and is linked to its selected programme, payment evidence and verification history. Outcome reporting is based on completed programme and financial records.
Your right to ask
Donors can contact our team at managementenquirry@gmail.com and quote their donation reference to ask how the gift was recorded and which programme it supported.