Guide 1
Who This Donation Helps
This route is for donors who care about companion animals but want their gift to reach countries where street dogs, community cats and animals caught in the dog and cat meat trade face severe welfare gaps.
Guide 2
What Your Gift Funds
Support can fund CNVR for street dogs, rabies vaccination, spay/neuter for cats, emergency treatment, quarantine after rescue, shelter recovery space and education that reduces cruelty and fear.
Guide 3
Why WARN Is Honest About Its Model
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 transparency: low fixed costs, clear programme targets and partner-led delivery in the countries where help is needed.
Guide 4
One Donation, Multiple Pathways
UK donors can give generally at donate so WARN allocates to greatest need, or direct gifts to Karachi street dogs appeal for street dogs, dog and cat meat trade appeal for meat-trade rescue or adopt a dog and adopt a cat for symbolic monthly adoption from £5.
Guide 5
Why Partner Grants Beat Overseas Rehoming
Shipping individual pets to the UK is expensive, stressful and cannot solve population-scale problems. Funding local CNVR, TNVR, quarantine and shelter capacity protects thousands — the model WARN uses across the 17-country network.
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What Your Gift Buys on the Ground
Roughly £15–25 funds one street dog through catch, neuter, rabies vaccination and return in network countries. £100 supports a small clinic day. £500 helps stock quarantine after a trafficking seizure. Monthly gifts let partners plan multi-year CNVR instead of crisis-only response.