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Support our work
SCAS is a registered charity and we rely on the generosity of our members, individuals and other organisations to support our work.
You can support SCAS in several ways.
1. Join SCAS
The SCAS annual membership subscription makes an important financial contribution to our work. As a member you will receive four issues of the SCAS Journal each year and reduced rates for SCAS events and publications.
Read more about SCAS membership here.
To join SCAS, complete the membership application of the support SCAS form and return, with payment, to SCAS. Please note that Gift Aid cannot be claimed on membership subscriptions.
2. Make a donation to SCAS
Any donation, large or small, will be gratefully received.
To make a donation, complete the donate to SCAS section of the support SCAS form and return, with payment, to SCAS. Please remember to Gift Aid your donations to SCAS.
3. Fund a specific project/research study
If you would like to make a donation towards a specific project, please contact the SCAS director for details of current SCAS projects.
If you would like to fund research on the human-companion animal bond, Pedro's Fund has been set up for this purpose. A generous starter to the fund was made in 1997 and over the years the fund has continued to receive donations. These have enabled SCAS to initiate several research projects. Follow this link to learn more about Pedro's Fund.
If you would like to make a contribution to Pedro's Fund, please contact the SCAS director.
4. Remember SCAS in your Will
To find out more about making a Will and leaving a legacy to SCAS, please contact the SCAS director or write to SCAS, The Blue Cross, Shilton Road, Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4PF.
5. Become involved in SCAS projects
SCAS welcomes ideas and suggestions on advancing the study of human-companion relationships in the UK. You might want to write an article for the SCAS Journal, or assist with research, fundraising, events or some of our current projects.
Please get in touch with the SCAS director to discuss ways that you can help us with our work.