Charity gift cards
Charity gift cards and e-cards that fund real rescue
Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters
The certificate is the gift: their name on it, the exact care it funded, emailed within minutes. No post, no plastic, no guessing sizes.
How do charity gift cards work here?
A Charity Shop gift card is a personalised e-certificate: you choose a costed animal-rescue gift — from £5 — add the recipient's name, and World Animal Rescue Network emails the certificate after payment. Forward it or print it; the animal gets exactly what the tag says.
How to send one
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Choose the gift
Pick a costed piece of care from the catalogue — £10 feeds a rescue dog for a week, £12 vaccinates a kitten.
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Add their name
Enter the recipient’s name (and occasion, if you like). It travels with your donation to WARN’s secure page.
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Pay securely
Complete the donation on World Animal Rescue Network’s platform — your chosen gift and amount carry across automatically.
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Receive the e-certificate
WARN emails a personalised e-certificate naming the recipient and the exact care funded. Forward it or print it — it arrives within minutes.
Popular gift-card gifts
Sending for an occasion? See birthday, Christmas, in memory — or all charity gifts.
Gift card questions
Is the gift card a physical card?
No — it is a personalised e-certificate delivered by email, which makes it instant, impossible to lose in the post, and perfect for last-minute giving. Print it at home if you want something to hand over.
Can I choose the value of the gift card?
You choose the gift rather than an open value: every certificate corresponds to a named piece of care at its real cost, from £5 to £95. That is what makes the certificate worth receiving.
When does the e-certificate arrive?
Within minutes of your donation completing — by email, ready to forward or print. Genuinely last-minute friendly, including Christmas Eve.
What does the money buy?
Exactly what the tag says: a week of meals, a vaccination, a month of sanctuary care. Prices are the real costs reported by WARN’s partner shelters and reviewed quarterly.