Charity gift cards
Charity gift cards and e-cards that fund real rescue
Updated · prices checked with partner shelters · Editorial policy
The certificate is the gift: their name on it, the care it funds, emailed by WARN after payment. 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 gift funds the kind of care on the tag.
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 care funded — ready to forward or print.
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: nothing to lose in the post, and well suited to 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 names a piece of care priced at its typical cost, from £5 to £95. That is what makes the certificate worth receiving.
When does the e-certificate arrive?
WARN emails it after payment, ready to forward or print. Nothing to post — genuinely last-minute friendly, including Christmas Eve.
What does the money buy?
The kind of care on the tag: a week of meals, a vaccination, a month of sanctuary care. Prices are typical costs reported by WARN’s partner shelters and reviewed quarterly. If that exact need is already met, WARN applies the gift to closely equivalent care.