Parrots at a WARN partner rescue

Monthly sponsorship

Sponsor a parrot

From £40 a month — a personalised e-certificate, then updates about the aviary life your sponsorship funds.

Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters

How does parrot sponsorship work?

Parrot sponsorship through Charity Shop supports parrots rescued from the exotic pet trade — parrots can live 60 years, and few homes last that long. £40 a month funds aviary care and flock companionship for one rescued parrot, with a personalised e-certificate, giftable in someone's name.

Your sponsorship tier

You'll complete the donation on World Animal Rescue Network's secure page — the monthly option and the recipient's name carry across.

What sponsorship buys at each tier

Prices reviewed with World Animal Rescue Network's partner shelters (next review 17 October 2026).
Gift What it funds Price
Fresh food & forage for a week A week of fruit, seed and foraging puzzles for one rescued parrot. £8
A week in the flight aviary Space to fly and recover feather condition after years in a cage. £15
A month of flock life Aviary care and flock companionship for one parrot, for one month. £40/month

Where your sponsorship goes

Donations are received by World Animal Rescue Network, a community interest company with a statutory asset lock — no shareholders, no private gain — which directs funds to its partner shelters and sanctuaries across Asia, Africa and South America. The about page states the exact legal structure; figures on this page are reviewed quarterly (last review 17 July 2026).

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Parrot sponsorship questions

What does a parrot sponsorship pay for?

Aviary care and flock companionship for one rescued parrot for a month — £40. A flight-aviary week (£15) or a week of fresh food (£8) can be given one-off.

Why do so many parrots need rescuing?

Parrots commonly live 40–60 years and need constant company — far longer and more demanding than most owners expect. Rescued birds arrive plucked, bored and alone; flock life is the cure.