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What does £10 buy for a rescue dog?
What does £10 buy for a rescue dog?
£10 feeds a rescue dog for a full week: seven days of complete meals at a WARN partner shelter, including dogs on special recovery diets. The price is the real cost reported by the shelters, reviewed quarterly — and every £10 gift comes with a personalised e-certificate.
The week of meals, itemised
Seven days of complete shelter meals for one dog — dry and wet food matched to the dog's condition. Dogs arriving from neglect often need special recovery diets, which the same £10 covers at partner-shelter cost.
It is the single most-given tag in the shop: concrete, affordable, and easy to explain to a gift recipient — their £10 became a week of dinners.
What if I want to give more than a week of food?
The ladder goes up from here: £15 vaccinates a puppy, £25 covers neutering and a microchip, £40 a month sponsors a warm kennel, and £75 contributes to emergency vet surgery. Each is priced the same way — the real cost of the named care.
How do I know the £10 really buys the food?
Every tag states a price and the care it buys together, and donations are directed to that named work by World Animal Rescue Network, an asset-locked community interest company. The e-certificate you receive describes exactly what was funded.
Related questions
Can I give the £10 week of meals as a gift?
Yes — it's the most popular gift tag in the shop. Add the recipient's name and the personalised e-certificate tells them their gift fed a rescue dog for a week.
Can I feed a rescue dog every month?
Yes — a £40 monthly kennel sponsorship covers food, bedding and daily care on an ongoing basis, with updates from WARN.