Fund this care

Donate animal food — real meals, real costs

Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters

No collection bins, no guessing what brand the shelter needs — you fund the meals and the shelters buy exactly what their animals eat. From a hoglet’s milk to an elephant’s daily 150kg.

How do I donate food to rescue animals?

Pick an animal and fund its meals directly: £10 feeds a rescue dog for a week, £8 a cat, £20 buys a rescued elephant a full day's forage. Every feed is priced at real shelter cost through the WARN rescue network, and every donation comes with a personalised e-certificate.

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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 a rescue dog for a week Dog Seven days of complete meals for one dog in shelter care. £10
Feed a rescue cat for a week Cat Seven days of meals for one cat in shelter care. £8
Feed an orphaned hoglet Hedgehog Specialist milk feeds for one hand-reared orphan hoglet. £5
Fresh hay & greens for a month Rabbit A month of unlimited feeding hay and fresh greens for one rescue rabbit. £8
A week of hay Donkey Seven days of good hay for one rescued donkey or pony. £12
Feed a fox cub for a week Fox Seven days of food for one orphaned cub being raised for release. £10
Feed a rescued monkey for a week Monkey A week of fruit, vegetables and forage for one rescued monkey. £10
A day of sanctuary food Elephant A full day’s feed for one rescued elephant — up to 150kg of forage and fruit. £20

How it works

  1. Pick a tag. Every gift is priced at the real cost of the care it names.
  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 — keep it, print it or forward it.

Common questions

Is donating money for food better than donating pet food?

For our partner shelters across Asia, Africa and South America, yes — funds buy the right food locally, in bulk, without shipping costs. Your donation becomes exactly the meals the tag describes.

What does a day of food cost for an elephant?

£20 covers a full day's forage, fruit and vegetables for one rescued elephant — up to 150kg a day, the single biggest cost of sanctuary care.