Wildlife rescue
Foxes: charity shop gifts
Feed cubs and treat mange in rescued foxes — gifts from £10.
Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters
How does my donation help foxes?
Your donation treats and feeds rescued foxes: £10 feeds an orphaned fox cub for a week, £18 funds a full course of mange treatment, and £30 covers a week of rehabilitation before release. Every fox rescue gift is costed care, not a pet.
Urban foxes arrive at wildlife hospitals with mange, road injuries and orphaned cubs in spring. Most are treatable — mange medication alone returns a suffering fox to full health within weeks, then rehabilitation before release. Nobody takes a fox home; the till is the gift tags on this page.
Who should skip this: Skip this page if you wanted to rehome a fox in the UK — that is the rescue directory, not a gift tag. Skip it if you need Gift Aid: World Animal Rescue Network is a CIC and cannot claim it. Nobody takes this animal home.
Can I take this fox home?
No. These tags fund named care at partner shelters and sanctuaries. The animal stays there. If you want to adopt or foster in the UK, use the rescue directory and follow that organisation’s process. An animal charity gift is not a pet. Compare sponsor vs adopt.
Is a fox gift Gift Aid eligible?
No. Donations are received by World Animal Rescue Network CIC. Community interest companies cannot claim Gift Aid, so you will never see a tick-box here. If Gift Aid is required, give to a registered charity instead. The gifts on this page support care without Gift Aid. See about.
What gifts help foxes?
Pick a tag and we'll transfer you to World Animal Rescue Network's secure donation page with this gift already selected. Birthday and Christmas wrappers live on birthday gifts and Christmas gifts; choose the same care with a personal message.
Fox rescue questions
How much does it cost to feed a fox cub for a week?
£10 covers seven days of food for one orphaned cub being raised for release. See all fox rescue gifts.
Can I give a fox rescue donation as a gift?
Yes. Every donation comes with a personalised e-certificate you can email or print, naming the person you are giving it for — popular for birthdays and gifts in memory. It is a charity gift, not a fox cub you take home.
Can I take this fox home?
No. Tags on the fox gift page fund named care at partner shelters and sanctuaries. Treated foxes are released. For a local wildlife hospital, use the rescue directory.
Is a fox gift Gift Aid eligible?
No. Donations are received by World Animal Rescue Network CIC, which cannot claim Gift Aid. The gifts still fund care.
Can foxes with mange be saved?
Yes — sarcoptic mange is fully treatable. An £18 course of medication clears the infection, and most foxes recover their coat and condition within a few weeks before release.
