WELCOME TO OUR DISAPPEARING PLANET
Just seen this AMAZING website
and will be making a monthly donation to them
DEAN SCHNEIDER
Why don't you?
Hello everyone!
Just to let you know that with the help of our generous celebrity supporters
signing photos and memorabilia for us
and our wonderful customers on Ebay
Our Disappearing Planet
donated over £25,000
to animal charities/animal good causes
in the year from May 2018 to June 2019
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)
Release year: 1971
This year: 2021
Whoa, oh, mercy mercy me
Oh, things ain't what they used to be, no no
Where did all the blue skies go?
Poison is the wind that blows from the North and South and East
Whoa mercy, mercy me
Oh, things ain't what they used to be, no no
Oil wasted on the oceans and upon our seas, fish full of mercury
Oh, oh, oh mercy, mercy me
Oh things ain't what they used to be, no no
Radiation underground and in the sky
Animals and birds who live nearby are dying
Oh mercy, mercy me
Oh things ain't what they used to be
What about this overcrowded land
How much more abuse from man can she stand?
PLEASE read and forward to ALL your friends
From Jane Goodall
Click HERE
SARS, MERS and Covid-19 are
coronaviruses
that envolved from animals to infect humans
Is it animals fighting back????
When a bat flaps its wings in a wet market in Wuhan
the whole world feels it!
15 years ago Our Disappearing Planet (ODP)
was born and its first grant was to
The World Land Trust
It started by writing off to some celebrities mainly from
EastEnders and Coronation Street
asking for donated signed photos for auction.
The response was so overwhelming than in no time at all
ODP had raised £1000 which was sent to
The World Land Trust
Several weeks later ODP received
an email not only thanking us for the donation but stating the £1000
had enabled them to purchase
1 square foot of rainforest
that could not be built on as it now belonged to
Our Disappearing Planet
That was the catalyst to devote more and more time
to request donated signed photographs
from TV and film actors and in June 2014
ODP became a registered animal charity
(Registration number: 1131614).
99% of ODP's fundraising is through
auctioning celebrity signed photos and memorabilia
and since becoming a registered animal charity
has acquired many hundreds of
celebrity supporters
who are all happy to donate photos when needed.
Since becoming registered
ODP has raised tens of thousands of £’s
and has helped scores of animal charities/good causes.
At the beginning of 2018
it was decided that the monies raised in that year
would go to one specific cause which was the
Big Cat Sanctuary.
While raising money for them
Dame Judi Dench
one of ODP’s longest supporters came along with her partner
David Mills OBE,
who founded and still runs the
British Wildlife Centre
to see for themselves what a truly wonderful place
it was and for Dame Judi to present
the founder of the Big Cat Sanctuary
Peter Sampson
with a cheque for
£12000
While there Dame Judi Dench and David Mills OBE
also accepted a cheque for £1000 for the British Wildlife Centre.
And a few months later had another cheque for £4708.43.
Another grant enabled 2 large enclosures to be built at The Hounslow Urban Farm
1 heated indoor enclosure with waterfall for an unwanted 6 ft long Water Monitor
The other an outdoor enclosure
with access to a heated indoor enclosure
with running fresh water stream
for a pair of unwanted Common Marmosets
While in quarantine the female gave birth to twins
1 male and 1 female
and after quarantine were housed in their new spacious home.
A few weeks later a 6ft Common Iguana was acquired,
again as an unwanted pet, but space was limited
so it was introduced to the marmoset enclosure.
Here they are getting on really well together in harmony.
The World Wide Fund for Nature
is an international non-governmental organisation
founded in 1961
working in the field of wilderness preservation
and the reduction of human impact on the environment.
Greenpeace
is a non-governmental
environmental organisation with offices
in over 39 countries and was founded in 1971
THE LEAGUE AGAINST CRUEL SPORTS – AN ESTEEMED ANIMAL CHARITY
For as long as hunting wild animals with dogs has existed,
people will have been opposed to it.
The League Against Cruel Sports was founded in 1924
with the aim of banning fox hunting, stag hunting,
otter hunting, hare hunting and hare coursing in the UK.
Today, sadly, we are still campaigning on many of the same issues.
The League is known for being instrumental
in bringing about the Hunting Act 2004
which banned hunting with hounds in England and Wales,
yet we are still fighting to protect foxes,
hare and deer from illegal hunting which takes place
far too frequently across the UK.
