This notice explains how information is handled when you contact Carla Lane Animals in Need through this website, and where to ask questions about your personal information.
Carla Lane Animals in Need is a registered charity, number 1031342. Our address is 3 Spurriers Lane, Melling, Liverpool, L31 1BA. For privacy questions, email animals_inneed@hotmail.co.uk or telephone 0151 549 0959.
The general enquiry form asks for your name, email address and message. Your email address is required. When you submit the form, the details you provide are sent to the rescue’s email address and recorded in the website’s form submissions area so the rescue can deal with your enquiry.
Please include only the information needed for your enquiry. Do not send payment-card details or other unnecessary sensitive information in a general message.
Links to adoption questionnaires, donation services and social-media pages may take you to another website. Information entered there is handled by that service and, where applicable, by the rescue. Review the privacy information on that destination before submitting details.
Adoption applications ask for additional information about your home and animal-care circumstances to help the rescue consider a suitable match. The general enquiry form is not an adoption application.
Websites and linked services may use cookies or similar technologies to provide their features. You can manage cookies through your browser settings. Blocking cookies can affect how some services work. Social-media, donation and other external services have their own privacy and cookie information.
If you would like to ask what information the rescue holds about you, correct information, or request deletion, contact the rescue using the details above. Please tell us which enquiry or service your request concerns. Requests are considered under applicable data-protection law.
For questions about retention, use or sharing of a particular record, contact the rescue directly.
Email the rescueThe Information Commissioner’s Office provides independent information about your data-protection rights and how to raise a concern.
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