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How do e-certificate gifts work?
How do e-certificate gifts work?
You choose a costed animal-rescue gift — from £5 — and add the recipient's name. After payment, World Animal Rescue Network emails a personalised e-certificate naming the recipient and the exact care funded: feed a rescue dog for £10, vaccinate a kitten for £12, and so on. Forward it or print it.
What the certificate says
Each e-certificate names the recipient, the occasion if you gave one, and the exact piece of care their gift funds — "a week of meals for a rescue dog", not "a donation". That specificity is the whole point: the recipient can picture what their gift did.
When it arrives
WARN emails the personalised e-certificate after payment, ready to forward or print. Nothing to post or lose in transit — which is why e-certificates work for Christmas Eve, birthday mornings, and the anniversary you just remembered.
Why email and not post?
Nothing lost in the post, and no print run eating into the gift. The tag price is the real cost of the care it names; WARN, an asset-locked CIC, directs the donation to that work.
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Can I print the e-certificate?
Yes — it is designed to be forwarded by email or printed at home. Many people print and slip it into a card.
Does the recipient see the price?
The certificate describes the care funded and names the recipient; the focus is on what their gift did, not the amount.