WOOD GREEN ANIMAL SHELTERS COULD OFFER A GOOD HOME TO SPONSORS' FUNDS
Wood Green Animal Shelters (reg. charity no. 298348). Its mission: to take in unwanted and lost animals, provide shelter and care, find secure and loving homes and provide advice, support and guidance for pet owners.
About the charity: Wood Green Animal Shelters was established in north London in 1924 to take in lost and unwanted animals from the streets of London. Today Wood Green provides care and shelter, and finds new homes, for up to 6,000 animals a year, including cats, dogs, small animals and field animals. The charity has three shelters which are located in London, Heydon and Godmanchester, each one having its own veterinary surgery and specialist staff.
It costs approximately £12,000 per day to run the shelters. The organisation is now seeking sponsorship for many areas of its work, in connection with both existing and new projects. The charity has a wide range of innovative facilities and services across the three sites. Longer term projects currently include a much needed upgrade to the veterinary clinic at the London shelter. Corporate sponsors will receive recognition for areas of the charity's work with which they have assisted.
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Contact: Barbara Crowther. Tel.: 08701 90 44 40. Other contact details in our Cause-related: Animal section.
Wood Green Animal Shelters (reg. charity no. 298348). Its mission: to take in unwanted and lost animals, provide shelter and care, find secure and loving homes and provide advice, support and guidance for pet owners.
About the charity: Wood Green Animal Shelters was established in north London in 1924 to take in lost and unwanted animals from the streets of London. Today Wood Green provides care and shelter, and finds new homes, for up to 6,000 animals a year, including cats, dogs, small animals and field animals. The charity has three shelters which are located in London, Heydon and Godmanchester, each one having its own veterinary surgery and specialist staff.
It costs approximately £12,000 per day to run the shelters. The organisation is now seeking sponsorship for many areas of its work, in connection with both existing and new projects. The charity has a wide range of innovative facilities and services across the three sites. Longer term projects currently include a much needed upgrade to the veterinary clinic at the London shelter. Corporate sponsors will receive recognition for areas of the charity's work with which they have assisted.