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SUPPORT US
There are several ways to help us such as volunteering, making a donation, becoming a Trustee or leaving a gift in your will. Donations are used soley for our own Area and volunteers are always welcome, either in our Shops or for events or by joining us as a Trustee.
Volunteer
Volunteers are the life-blood of our charity and we are always in need of more. There are a number ways that you can help us, such as volunteering in our charity shop, assisting with a one-off event , becoming part of our trustee committee or organising a Coffee Morning at home with your friends and family.
We run numerous profile and fundraising events throughout the year, including supermarket collections and bag packs, holding stalls at village fetes, Charity Auctions, car boot sales, sponsored walks etc.
Charity Shop Volunteer
We are always keen to hear from volunteers who would like to help us in all areas of our charity shops in Hanley, Cheadle and Bradwell (see our devoted page for more info). We need help on the shop floor, selling items, creating shop window displays, merchandising our stock and also we need assistance behind the scenes. This can be sorting the donated goods as they come in, steaming clothes and other items and pricing them up ready for sale. Our shop is a great and very sociable place to volunteer and all the proceeds from the shop sales enable our charity to rescue animals in need. For more information contact any member of our shop staff either by telephone (see Contact Us) or why not just pop in to one of our shops for a chat. You will always be welcome.
Becoming a Trustee
We are looking for Trustees to manage the affairs of our Branch to promote and provide animal welfare within the branch area. As a trustee of a branch, you will have the chance to influence how we care for and prevent cruelty to animals.
Gift in Wills
If you wish your money to be used to rescue and assist animals locally it is essential that our Branch name and registered charity number is quoted correctly. Doing so will ensure that our animal welfare (including wildlife) will be directed towards animals within our area (Stoke on Trent, Newcastle under Lyme and Staffordshire Moorlands)