Charity gifts

Charity gifts that fund real animal rescue

Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters

Every tag on these shelves is a real piece of animal care at its real cost — you give the donation, they get the certificate, the animal gets exactly what the tag says.

What charity gifts can I give here?

Charity gifts from Charity Shop fund real animal rescue at its real cost: feed a street dog for £10, vaccinate a kitten for £12, or sponsor an elephant's sanctuary care for £75 a month. Every gift includes a personalised e-certificate from the WARN rescue network — a present that helps an animal.

The gift shelf

The full catalogue: 17 animals, every gift costed →

What the money buys

Prices reviewed with World Animal Rescue Network's partner shelters (next review 17 October 2026).
Gift Animal What it funds Price
Feed an orphaned hoglet Hedgehog Specialist milk feeds for one hand-reared orphan hoglet. £5
Feed a rescue dog for a week Dog Seven days of complete meals for one dog in shelter care. £10
Vaccinate a kitten Cat First vaccinations protecting a kitten against cat flu and enteritis. £12
Give a bear a spa day Bear Pool time, foraging puzzles and enrichment for one bear. £25
Sponsor a sanctuary place Donkey Shelter, feed, companionship and care for one donkey, for one month. £50/month
Sponsor an elephant for a month Elephant Food, foot care and freedom for one elephant, for one month. £75/month

Find the right gift

How a charity gift works

  1. Pick a tag. Each one names a piece of care and its real cost.
  2. Add their name. The recipient travels with your donation to WARN's secure page.
  3. Send the certificate. A personalised e-certificate is emailed after payment — forward it, print it, or read it out.

Charity gift questions

What is a charity gift?

A charity gift is a donation given as a present: instead of an object, your money funds real work — here, costed animal rescue care — and the recipient gets a personalised e-certificate describing exactly what their gift did.

How much do charity gifts cost here?

From £5 to feed an orphaned hedgehog, up to £95 to satellite-tag a sea turtle's release, with monthly sponsorships from £30. Every price is the real cost of the care named.

What does the recipient actually receive?

A personalised e-certificate from World Animal Rescue Network naming them and the care funded in their name — emailed after payment, ready to forward or print.

Is Charity Shop a registered charity?

No — and we say so plainly. Donations are received by World Animal Rescue Network CIC, an asset-locked community interest company that directs funds to partner shelters. The about page states the exact legal structure.