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CCA Joins WFA in Making a Promise to Animals & Our Future
Catholic Concern for Animals joined the World Federation for Animals (WFA) and over 60 of its member organisations in Copenhagen for the WFA’s inaugural General Assembly on 14th & 15th May 2024 to make a promise to animals and our future. This landmark event brought together leaders and advocates from
CCA Response to Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation Laudate Deum
Catholic Concern for Animals (CCA) welcomes Pope Francis’ latest publication, Laudate Deum. The Apostolic Exhortation clarifies and completes the spiritual, scientific, and pragmatic information originating from Laudato Si’ in 2015. Pope Francis reaffirms the significance of Saint Francis’ life for a social approach to the imperative burden of climate change,
Join us at the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR) 2023
Chicago – 14th – 19th August We will be joining with other animal spirited groups. See our programme for animal events here. Details of the Parliament here.
Book Reviews: ‘Sixty Harvests Left’, ‘Regenesis’ and ‘Animal Welfare in World Religion’.
Book Reviews by Barbara Gardner Sixty Harvests Left by Philip Lymbery As the third book in Philip Lymbery’s Farmageddon trilogy, this is a must read book for anyone who wants to understand the environmental threats now facing our planet, and who also wants to know what transformational change is required
The Phyllis Mary Trust – Final Grants
The Phyllis Mary Trust is a fund run by Catholic Concern for Animals to help small and struggling rescue centres and sanctuaries. So far, during the year to 30th June 2023, the trust paid out the following grants, totalling £6,876.63. Syrian Association for Rescuing Animals (SARA) 1,000.00 Hector’s House
CCA Global Animal Rescue Fund Grant Application Form
Please complete this form as far as possible, after reading our policy, and submit it. Your application should tell us what the project or work to be done is, who will do the work, how this will benefit animals, why it is important for the animals, and the timescale when
