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Border Collie Rescue - On Line - Funding The F&M Program |
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| This page is part of our Foot and Mouth Archive and is for information only -
the program is now closed
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Foot and Mouth Program for Displaced Farm Dogs |
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Border Collie Rescue would like to extend our gratitude and thanks the following for their Donations to the Funding of this program. Some donations were anonymous and some have specifically requested anonymity. Other than those, we have attempted to list all who specifically donated to the F&M Program here. We are sorry we have missed anyone off. The fund was closed at the end of April 2002. Donations received after 1st May 2002 were recorded as General Welfare fund donations rather than specific F&M Welfare fund donations. |
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We gratefully acknowledge donations from - |
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| Up to £24 donated by -
Mrs. E. Dale - Mr. A.P. Oakley - Mrs. S.M. Crawshaw - Ms. S.M. Pyke - D.P. Ingram - A.M. Southgate - S.M.Cowley - F. Robinson - D.M. Ellis - Mrs. H. Johnson - P.S. Heather - Miss P. Hodge - V.H. Burke - Miss M.L. Sewell - Mrs. M. McAndrew - V.A. Evans - B.M. & M.J. Atwell - Mr. & Mrs. Lamputt - Mr. & Mrs Spikes - M.A. Griffiths - Jackie Clarke - Mr. E.B. Cattle - E. & D. Britton - Dr. & Mrs. Margerison - Mrs. J.E. Evans - J.N. & Mrs. A.C. Thornley - R.N. Offer - Mrs. M.G. Handscombe - Mr. & Mrs. Jones - P.G.W. Gray - Mrs. P.A. Boosey - TNS & MF Humble - Jan Threlfall - JC Hepburn - EM Brewis - Miss. JL Foster - Val Russell - ML Shuttleworth - Mrs. W. Paulicks - Mrs. SA Walton - Mrs. SM Pyke - Mr. M. Cleasby - Mr. A. Watkins - Geofrey Hazelwood - A.F. Grover - M.L. Southgate - T.E.Piper - E.F.D. Fisher - Dr. D.G.H.Sylvester - Mr. & Mrs. Croft - Mrs S. Pease - Mrs. L. J. Coles - Mrs. B. M. Mullings - Mrs E. Dale - C.Mortimer - Mrs A.J. Pope - Ms Wendy Oliver - Dr. S. Dyer - Mrs. N. Nicolas - Mr & Mrs Broughton - Mrs & Mrs Davies - Mr & Mrs Hare - Mrs & Mrs Johnson - Mr. & Mrs. Barrington-Ward - M Nosalik - Mr.& Mrs Nunn - Mr & Mrs Ratford - Mrs & Mrs Williams - Mr & Mrs Bate - Mr & Mrs Parker - Mr. & Mrs Williams - Mr & Mrs Webley - Mr & Mrs Chatto - ST Hyde - Mr & Mrs Webster - D.R. Maitland - Mr. & Mrs. H.J. Davies - Animal lover from Devon - K. Dennis - Mrs S Burleson - M Harrison - Mr & Mrs Rumble - Miss DS Aichnett - Mr & Mrs Casson - Mrs J Phillips - Mrs JM Cribbs - MT Sherbrooke - Mr RL Whittle - LA Bradshaw - Miss BJ Whitton - Sandra Costella - G & M Millichamp - PA Lloyd - GM Bradley - RJ Clothier - G&V Lee - Miss DM Wright - V Droin - C Dutton - Mrs H Allen - Mrs JP Meilroy - Miss M Nightingale - M Doyle - Mr F & Mrs D Cook - Helen Morrisson - Mr. & Mrs. JS Egar - J.Egar - AT Kelly - Mrs. WH Walton - Mrs. JG Knight - Mrs. & Mrs. J Haughton - Mrs. J Mooney - I Shaw - DA & JE Burton - WA & L Everett - Mrs. M Jackson - J Niklas - Mr. & Mrs. H Upton - MA Polver - Mr. & Mrs. AW Ashley - Mrs. EM Mahalski - Mr. & Mrs. Spier - Mrs. Carol Pritchett - Mrs. PA Cole - Mr. & Mrs A Thom - Mrs. EH Allen - RC Drake - Mrs. VM Tranter - Peter Bird - Miss. Mortimer - Mrs. ME Roud - EE White - Mr. & Mrs. DW Tucker - Mrs. BH Summerhays - Mr. KD Wheeler - JE Kearey - Jenni Watson - Mrs. Ann Fox - Mr. B. McNelly - Mrs. Jessica Gray - Mrs. JM Challis - Mr. & Mrs. TH Gordon - Diane Dempsey - Mrs. C.M. Fawcett - WG Tyson - Mr. & Mrs. Robins - Mr. & Mrs. Lomax - Mrs Freeman - Mr. & Mrs. Crowther - Mr. & Mrs. Butterworth - Mr. L Thompson - Mrs. G Clasper - PM Joiner - Ms. SM Sykes. |
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| £25 - £49 donated by - Mrs. E.A. Kerr - Mr. P. Aikman - Mrs S,M. Ewen - Mrs. E. Lawford - C.M. Baker - Lady Corfield - Dr. & Mrs. Carter - Miss J.B. Tootall - Miss M.E. Wilson - Dr. S.G. Lewis - Mrs. N. Tripp - D. & A. Chefneux - P.A.Payne - Mrs. D.S. Sample - P.H. Taubenheim - Mr. & Mrs. Griffiths - Mrs. S. Webster - J & S. P. Gibbon - Dr. & Mrs. Keenay - Miss N.M. Jayne - Miss B.S. Tarlo - Anne Williamson - Mr & Mrs Jenkins - Mrs Angela Wilson - Mr & Mrs Bloxsome - M & H Smith - Mr & Mrs Bourne - Mr & Mrs Heatle - SB Broad - M & P Reeves - Mrs EJ Allen - P & D Blackmore - D & I Poole - Mrs P Cole - Mrs. PM Downes - N & EK McMahon - Mrs. R Chrysdour - Miss. DM Moyes - Mrs. DA Warman - Mrs. Carlisle - C Sewell - Mr. & Mrs. Malin. |
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| £50 - £99 donated by - Eileen Stockhill - G & P Lewis - D Hope - JD Rose - Mrs. CJTyler - CG Hamilton - Mr. TEC Lee - Mr. & Mrs. Webster - Mrs. Anne Healey - Mrs. M Blakey - DF Heseltine - Mr. BDR. Stevens - Mrs C Jordan - CE & J Mitchell - Mr. BEJ. Hopkins - Mr. NC Bowdridge - LJ Webster - Mrs. CH Brown - FD Davidson - L MacNally - Mr. A Irvine - JRM Roscoe - Gillian McKay - Mr. & Mrs. Ross - Mr. & Mrs. Crowe - Mr & Mrs Humphreys - Mr. & Mrs. Marsh - Mr. & Mrs. Johnson - In Memory of the late Ron Dean (who adopted 'Roger' from BCR) - Mrs. C Jordan - Mrs. CG Clark - A Glover - E Evans- Mrs. Eileen Wells - Wendy Hogg - Mr. & Mrs. KA Cotran - MI & A Marden - I Dornbrough - Mrs. MB Magowan - FD Davidson - Mr. & Mrs. Bowditch - HEM Andrews. |
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Farm Dog Rescue Program Appeal - Costing Details The appeal below is now closed. This page is Archived and here for informational purposes only. The opening section below was written in April 2002. £49.585 was needed to pay the costs of processing the 211 dogs rescued under the program if we were to fulfil all the criteria we wanted. The appeal did not raise that much in cash, however we did save considerable expenditure because we had some goods and services donated FOC from Pet Food manufacturers, Vets, Veterinary Suppliers, Disinfectant suppliers and many other companies with products we needed to use on the program. Although we did not receive any Government or Ministry funding, in spite of efforts on our behalf by The Right Honourable William Haque, leader of the Conservative Party and other MP's, MAFF made some donations 'in kind' and saved us some expenditure as well. Members of the public also contributed in kind by donating food and equipment and even paying for some veterinary services direct to save our funds. Many of the people who adopted dogs we rescued under the program took on the financial burden of neutering or spaying the dogs they took on or having them microchipped - this also saved us some funds. Thanks to the efforts of BCR volunteers, the general public, many dog training clubs and societies and some businesses, the program was successfully run until the lifting of F&M restrictions by DEFRA when our service was able to return to normal. Our thanks & God Bless to you all.
The Appeal Details |
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Mick, the Border Collie keeping a litter of growing Huntaway pups on the right track - Photo copyright and courtesy of Guzelian Ltd |
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Our calculations indicate that at least £235 will be needed to cover the basic costs for each dog coming through this program. This is an averaged figure. This does not take into account any additional veterinary attention needed that may be apparent when a dog comes into our care. Nor does this take into account any capital expenditure needed for tools and equipment, protective clothing, transport and vehicle disinfection.
This figure covers and includes the following over a period of 7 weeks from the time that a veterinary practitioner gives initial inoculations to the dog - for each dog.
Labour and TLC comes free with BCR. Most of these dogs are Border Collies, but also include
some New Zealand
These figures are based on average costs of these processes to our organisation, taking in to consideration the discounts we normally get on commercial prices and direct quotations for the kennelling costs, averaged over the units we are using in different parts of the country. In most  cases the initial Inoculation and Kennel Cough Vaccine will be given on the
Farm by an appointed vet and will incur additional call out charges, however, this is
offset against the cost of providing accommodation in a halfway house facility before
isolation and will ensure that the dogs only have to spend 3 weeks maximum in a kennel environment rather than five weeks.
Clever shopping and much begging may reduce these costs in terms of actual cash needed. We have already had some Disinfectant, Microchips, Recreational Aids, Dog Food and Treats, Plastic beds and Bowls donated by manufacturers and individuals. We may also get some additional 'Bulk' discounts for some of the veterinary procedures. Most of the veterinary practices we are contacting are offering discounted services to assist in the program.
As part of the arrangement we have made with
MAFF / DEFRA to enable this unique program to operate, our operatives need to attend each
farm and disinfect dogs before they are
We are lucky in respect that we have received a donation of 50 sets of category 3 Biohazard coveralls for the use of decontamination operatives and another 25 sets of category 1 suits for the use of operatives outside the premises who will handle, rinse and dry the disinfected dogs. This has save us over £350 but a few more will need to be purchased to cover the program to date.
Our current estimates indicate that we will need to raise around £49,620 to cover the dogs already registered on this program. The current response to the appeal has raised just over £22,000 in cash and kind so far. In addition to this there are a number of planned events and some pledges from other organisations. These dogs are not being 'dumped' as some individuals are suggesting. These dogs are being reluctantly passed into our care by owners who are concerned about the welfare of the animals and wish them to have a better future and a chance to get back to work quickly.
Please help if you can - One off donations by Cheque or Postal Order made out to - Border Collie Rescue Welfare Fund - will boost our cash fund underwriting the program.
If you think you can assist by a contribution of goods, please call us to discuss the needs of the program. After Foot and Mouth is eradicated life will go on for us all. Please support this program to ensure that life will go on for these dogs as well.
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| Meg & her Pups - 4 hours old - litter of 10 born in the wee hours of 18th November 2001 | |
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TO RETURN TO F&M ARCHIVES _ CLICK HERE If you are interested in adopting a Border Collie from us, please do not write to us or email us - we want to speak to you before we start the process. Please phone us during office hours. Details here. Calls to our office and mobile will only be answered during our office hours |
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Inoculations (full program) - Intrac Kennel Cough Vaccine (these both
normally given on farm) - Microchipping - Worming ( 2 courses Drontal Plus) - Neutering or
Spaying - Isolation kennelling for 21 days in licensed facility (includes food and
supervision) - Additional food and treats - Recreational Aids - Disinfection and
Decontamination - Collar, lead and ID disc - Bed, Bedding, towels, food & water bowls
and grooming equipment.
Huntaway's, Border Collie / Huntaway cross breeds and Border Collie / Kelpie Cross breeds.
The youngest dogs placed on the register has been a litter of 2 day old pups - the oldest
is 10 years and still working. One dog is a KC registered show breed dog that is on a
farm, but is not working stock. One Kelpie bitch came in pregnant and has had a litter of
7 pups (Kelpie X B.C.). Mother and Pups did well and the pups have shown eye at a very
early age and are now being homed onto working farms. There is another pregnant bitch now
in care with the litter expected any day now.
removed. There are additional costs relating
to transport to collect the dogs and move them from the farms to the isolation facilities,
specialised equipment needed to prepare and decontaminate the dogs - disinfection of
vehicles and equipment - disposable protective clothing used by operatives - general
administration - cost of home visits and checks. These costs have added approximately
£4500 to the overall cost of the operation based on the existing number of registered
dogs. Much of the equipment will be re-usable and it will be possible to decontaminate
some items for future use by BCR, however some of the equipment (and of course the Fuel
costs) will be one off's and will need to be disposed of after a single use, so this
figure will increase slightly with each new dog added to the program.
A good example of this is the disposable
overalls that give category three protection and cost in at around £6 each. These are
required to be worn at culled premises and are disposed of after one use. Between two and
four sets will be required for each farm collection, depending on the number of operatives
needed in relation to the number of dogs to be processed. Additionally, decontamination
operatives will also need to use disposable masks, gloves and goggles. Each farm call
could therefore cost up to £30 in disposable protective wear.
The program is also very labour intensive,
however this does not add to costs as all the work is carried out by BCR volunteer members
and helpers. You may be interested to know that BCR has covered over 20,000 miles - so far
- just collecting dogs from farms. This has taken us all over the UK from Dumfriesshire to
Devon, with the worst hit areas like Cumbria and South Wales and borders giving up most
dogs.
Should the fund be over subscribed and any
funds or materials left after the last dog has been taken in and the program wound up, any
remaining assets will stay in our Welfare Fund for use on the many other dogs we will be
taking in during the normal course of our work in the future.
If you think you can organise a fund raising
event, please call us to discuss it and register the event.