Please remember CAPS in your will

Since 1957, The Captive Animals' Protection Society (CAPS) has worked to end the suffering of captive animals. This work continues with an increasingly high profile.

We expose animal abuse and lobby local and national government. The past twelve months has seen us active against the use of animals in circuses, zoos, canned hunting in South Africa, and reptile fairs.

We are a small organisation taking on huge industries on behalf of a great many animals, and legacies from supporters are essential to our survival. Remembering CAPS in your Will is one of the most important things you can do for captive animals.

If you intend to benefit CAPS it is important that you state its full name and address - failure to do so can lead to litigation or even the loss of the legacy. Therefore, please use the following words:

"I bequeath to the Captive Animals' Protection Society, PO Box 4186, Manchester, M60 3ZA, the sum of £............, and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other authorised Officer of the Fund shall be good and sufficient discharge of such legacy."

Remember us, and we'll ensure captive animals aren't forgotten.