Symbolic Adoption · Endangered
Adopt a Tiger
Fewer than 5,000 tigers cling on in the wild — hunted for skins and bone and squeezed out of their forests. Your monthly adoption funds the teams holding the line across Asia.
In brief
To adopt a tiger symbolically, give monthly from £5 through WARN; your gift funds anti-poaching patrols, conflict response and rescue from the illegal trade rather than owning or housing a real tiger.
<5,000
Wild tigers remain
Source: IUCN Red List
70%
Of wild tigers in India
Source: range-country data
2
In-network countries
Source: Indonesia and Malaysia
Endangered
IUCN status
Source: IUCN Red List
What Your Adoption Funds
Monthly adoptions are pooled into WARN's Tiger Programme and grant out to vetted partners across our tiger range countries.
Anti-Poaching Support
Your adoption funds the patrol kit, monitoring and ranger capacity that keeps poachers out of tiger forests.
Conflict Response
Your adoption supports rapid-response teams that safely manage tigers straying into villages, protecting people and cats alike.
Rescue from the Trade
Your adoption helps partner sanctuaries take in tigers seized from traffickers or rescued from grim captive conditions.
What You'll Receive
- Personalised digital adoption certificate (PDF, gift-ready)
- Tiger species fact file and rescue story
- Quarterly email updates from the programme
- Gift receipt for your records
- Option to dedicate your adoption as a gift with recipient's name on the certificate
Adoption
Certificate
Digital · Gift-ready PDF
Choose Your Adoption Gift
Pick a tier, choose monthly or one-off, and optionally dedicate it as a gift. The maximum possible share of your adoption goes to the Tiger Programme.
Cancel any time · Certificate emailed within 4 hours of payment.
Where your adoption gift goes
WARN's target is for at least 80% of unrestricted donations to fund programme delivery — grants to partner shelters, sanctuary capacity, veterinary care and rescue across the network.
- Programme funding target
- At least 80% of unrestricted donations to frontline programme delivery — grants to partner shelters, sanctuary capacity, veterinary care and rescue.
- What the rest covers
- Essential fundraising and core governance. WARN runs without fixed offices, and volunteers carry out much of the work rather than paid staff.
- Who delivers the work
- Vetted in-country partner organisations. WARN funds and monitors; it does not run its own shelters. How partners are selected.
- Legal status
- World Animal Rescue Network CIC is a Community Interest Company — not a registered charity, and not Gift Aid eligible. Registration status.
WARN is a registered UK Community Interest Company (Company no. 17298990) and is not a charity, so it cannot claim Gift Aid. The donation case is transparent partner-led welfare where support reaches practical field needs.
Figures are illustrative of partner-led costs and are not a guarantee of how any single gift is spent.
Full breakdown: where your money goes →