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Tiger Charitable Trust

Care / protection of animals supporting animals in Auckland.

AucklandRegistered charityCC48413

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About

What this charity does.

To promote the welfare of animals; to prevent ill treatment to and the relief of suffering of animals; to meet all or part of the cost of the veterinary care of animals of persons who are unable to afford to pay for the veterinary care. In deciding on eligibility, the Trustees shall be entitled to rely on the professional decisions and/or the advice and guidance of a veterinarian in any case for the provision of appropriate veterinary care to an animal.

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Impact & activities

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Makes grants to organisations (including schools or other charities)

This activity is listed for Tiger Charitable Trust on the New Zealand Charities Register.

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Legal name
Tiger Charitable Trust
Charity number
CC48413
Legal structure
Unincorporated Trust
Registration status
registered
Registration date
19 July 2012
Regions
New Zealand, Auckland
Areas of operation
Nationwide
Annual return through
Not available
Reported funding sources
Donations/koha

Official charitable purpose

To promote the welfare of animals; to prevent ill treatment to and the relief of suffering of animals; to meet all or part of the cost of the veterinary care of animals of persons who are unable to afford to pay for the veterinary care. In deciding on eligibility, the Trustees shall be entitled to rely on the professional decisions and/or the advice and guidance of a veterinarian in any case for the provision of appropriate veterinary care to an animal.

Organisation structure

The Trustees hold the Trust Fund upon the trusts and with and subject to the the powers and discretions implied in the Trust Deed executed on the 15th of June 2012. The power to appoint or remove Trustees is vested in the Trustees. The Trust currently has two Trustees, one of which has been elected as the Chairperson of the Trust.