Monthly sponsorship
Sponsor an animal
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12 species, one approach: your monthly gift supports the care it names, priced at its typical cost, at WARN partner shelters and sanctuaries.
How does animal sponsorship work?
Sponsor an elephant
from £75/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a dog
from £40/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a cat
from £30/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a donkey
from £50/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor an orangutan
from £60/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a bear
from £70/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a tiger
from £80/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a seal
from £60/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a monkey
from £45/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a sloth
from £55/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a parrot
from £40/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsor a tortoise
from £35/month
See the sponsorship →Sponsorship questions
What does a monthly sponsorship include?
A personalised e-certificate for you or your recipient, then ongoing updates from World Animal Rescue Network about the care the sponsorship funds. Cancel or change any time — nothing locks you in.
How much does it cost to sponsor an animal?
From £30 a month for a warm rescue cat pod to £80 a month for a big cat sanctuary habitat — every tier priced at the typical cost of the care it names.
Can I sponsor an animal as a gift for someone else?
Yes — add the recipient's name and they receive the certificate and the updates. You pay; they get the relationship.
Am I the only sponsor of the animal?
Usually not. A sponsorship funds a type of monthly care at partner shelters and sanctuaries, such as a kennel or a sanctuary place, and many supporters fund the same kind of care. It does not reserve an individual animal, and nobody owns or adopts the animal.
How long does a sponsorship last, and how do I cancel?
It continues monthly until you stop it; there is no minimum term. Monthly payments are taken by World Animal Rescue Network, so cancel or change the amount through WARN, or contact WARN if you need help.