How do I sponsor an animal with WARN?

Give on this page by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Monthly from £5 is the default. The form starts on street-dog CNVR; switch to cats or another live appeal if that is the goal. Complete guides: /sponsor/dog/ and /sponsor/cat/.

How much does it cost to sponsor an animal?

From £5 a month. At WARN’s Karachi programme costs, £5 funds the equivalent of a rabies vaccination for 1 street dog each month, £12 covers 3 dogs a month, and £30 funds the equivalent of a full CNVR surgery every 3 months. Cat gifts help fund TNVR and meat-trade quarantine — WARN does not quote a confirmed one-cat sterilisation invoice yet.

Do I get my own dog or cat to sponsor?

No. Sponsorship is pooled across the programme so a camp can treat whichever animal needs help that day. Named kennel photo packs would misrepresent how the grant is spent. Pooling is the point.

What do sponsors receive?

A payment receipt from Stripe and an optional digital programme certificate. Updates are about the programme, not a named pen animal. WARN does not post physical packs — printing and postage would come out of the work.

Can I cancel my sponsorship?

Yes, at any time and with no minimum term — from your receipt email or by emailing info@worldanimalrescuenetwork.org. Monthly income is what lets partners book the next camp; it is never a lock-in.

Is WARN a registered charity?

No — World Animal Rescue Network is a registered global not-for-profit animal welfare organisation, not a registered charity. WARN is a regulated not-for-profit with a statutory asset lock that keeps assets dedicated to animal welfare and community benefit. Legal registration details are on our registration status page. Full legal identity is at /about/registration-status/.

Can I claim Gift Aid on a WARN sponsorship?

No. Gift Aid is only available to UK registered charities. World Animal Rescue Network is a registered global not-for-profit animal welfare organisation, not a registered charity. International donors should check their own local rules. Full detail is at /about/registration-status/. You still receive a payment receipt.

Are WARN sponsorships US tax-deductible?

No. WARN is not a US 501(c)(3). US donors should consult a tax adviser. All supporters receive payment receipts. USD checkout is on this page.

Should I post parcels or pet food from the UK?

Please donate money instead, unless a named partner has asked for a specific item in writing. Parcels from Britain usually arrive late and cost more than buying locally. A card gift on this page funds clinics, vaccine and surgery where the animals live.

What is the difference between sponsor, donate and adopt?

Sponsor on this page is monthly programme support, usually species-framed. Donate at /donate/ is often unrestricted. Symbolic adoption at /adopt/ is the same partner-grant model with gift-certificate wording. None rehomes a pet into your house. See the comparison table on this page.

Which animals can I sponsor?

Dog CNVR and cat TNVR have complete checkout guides at /sponsor/dog/ and /sponsor/cat/. Other species sit as symbolic adoption at /adopt/ or as one-off appeals at /appeals/. WARN adds a monthly species product only once partner costs are confirmed.

How does my sponsorship reach animals abroad?

World Animal Rescue Network is a registered global not-for-profit animal welfare organisation in England & Wales, funding partner-led animal rescue worldwide. You give on this page. WARN grants to vetted frontline partners. They buy supplies and run clinics locally. 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. That 80% figure is a target, not an audited result.

Monthly sponsorship · from £5

How to Sponsor an Animal

Give on this page. Monthly gifts fund partner-led rescue abroad — street-dog CNVR, community-cat TNVR, and live appeals — not a named kennel or cattery pen.

From £5 a month — cancel any time, no minimum term
Pooled across the programme so a camp can treat the next animal
Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay on this page

Sponsor from £5/month Dog guide Cat guide

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Monthly from £5 · cancel any time

How often

Monthly is what lets partners book the next camp before the last one ends.

Choose an amount

Builds reliable rescue and sanctuary capacity month after month.

Where should it go?

Your gift£20/mo · Dogs — street-dog CNVR

Secure payment · cancel any time · You'll be directed to a secure checkout.

Fully receiptedProgramme-first funding target£240/yr impact

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In brief

Sponsor an animal with WARN from £5 a month on this page. Monthly gifts fund partner-led Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return, community-cat TNVR and rescue abroad — pooled across the programme, not a named kennel or cattery pen. Give by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Cancel any time.

By the WARN Research & Conservation TeamChecked against WHO rabies guidance and WARN programme costingsLast updated August 2026

£5

Monthly sponsorship from

Rabies vaccines £5/month can fund

Partner-network countries

80%

Programme-delivery target

Who should skip this

This is not the right page if you want

Rehoming a dog or cat into a UK home this week — contact a local registered rescue for that.
A named kennel, zoo or cattery animal with photo packs. WARN does not offer that.
Gift Aid or a UK charity receipt — that is registration status, not this page.
Posting parcels, food or blankets from Britain unless a partner has asked in writing.
A visit to a field clinic. CNVR and TNVR are not visitor sites.

Give on this page. Monthly sponsorship is pooled programme support abroad — dogs, cats or another live appeal. UK rehoming, Gift Aid charities and named zoo animals are different jobs.

1

Confirm the goal

Stay here to sponsor monthly from £5. A named kennel dog is a local registered rescue. Symbolic adoption wording is symbolic adoption. One-off clinic gifts are appeals. Unrestricted monthly without a species is monthly giving.
2

Pick a programme

The form on this page defaults to street-dog CNVR. Switch to cats for TNVR and meat-trade quarantine, or another live appeal. Complete dog and cat guides: sponsor a dog and sponsor a cat.
3

Give on this page

Choose monthly, pick an amount, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Stripe emails a receipt. Request certificate wording if it is a gift. Cancel any time — there is no minimum term.
4

Skip parcels unless a partner asked

Do not post food or blankets from Britain unless a partner asked in writing. Money buys vaccine, surgery and clinic days where the animals live. That is faster than a parcel.

What will my sponsorship provide?

Choose an amount on this page. The figures below are Karachi street-dog programme costs — an equivalent, not a named-dog invoice. Entry-tier gifts pool. Cat sponsorship helps fund TNVR and meat-trade quarantine; WARN will not quote a confirmed one-cat sterilisation invoice until a partner bill exists.

Typical monthly sponsorship — street-dog CNVR equivalents (reviewed 2026-07-17)
Monthly gift	What it funds
£5/month	the equivalent of a rabies vaccination for 1 street dog, every month
£12/month	the equivalent of rabies vaccination for 3 street dogs, every month
£30/month	the equivalent of one full catch-neuter-vaccinate-return surgery every 3 months

Vaccination £3.25 all-in and CNVR surgery £75 are working figures from published research and WARN programme costs, reviewed 2026-07-17. They will move if field prices move. They are not a guarantee of how any single gift is spent.

How does my sponsorship reach animals?

You give on this page. WARN holds the gift for the programme you chose — or for the highest-priority partner need if you pick unrestricted. Partners buy supplies nearby and run the clinic: catch, surgery, vaccine, return.

Buying locally is faster, and it is kinder. A clinic in Karachi or a TNVR round in Indonesia does not wait for a parcel from Britain. 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. That 80% figure is a target, not an audited result.

Card gifts are processed straight away. Monthly income is what lets a partner book the next camp before the last one ends. A one-off gift still matters for an urgent clinic day — use the toggle on the form, or open /appeals/.

Complete dog and cat guides

The form above is enough to give. These guides are for donors who want the catches, the UK/US honesty, and the field note before they pay.

Street dogs on a Karachi roadside, where partners run catch-neuter-vaccinate-return camps

Sponsor a Dog

From £5/month

Street dog CNVR · Karachi and partner countries

The complete guide: pooled catch-neuter-vaccinate-return, who should skip, UK and US honesty, and checkout on the page. Not a named kennel dog.

Read the guide

A community cat in Southeast Asia, where partners run trap-neuter-vaccinate-return

Sponsor a Cat

From £5/month

Community cat TNVR · Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia

The complete guide: colony trap-neuter-vaccinate-return and meat-trade quarantine, who should skip, and checkout on the page. Not a named cattery pen.

Read the guide

More species coming

WARN adds a monthly sponsorship only once partner costs for that programme are confirmed. Prefer a one-off gift, or a symbolic adoption certificate, meanwhile?

Browse symbolic adoptions Live appeals

Sponsor vs donate vs adopt at a glance

Sponsor versus donate versus adopt versus a local UK shelter — honest splits for this hub.
Route	What it funds	Named animal	Start here
Monthly sponsor	Repeat CNVR, TNVR or a named appeal — partners can plan the next camp	No	This page
Unrestricted donate	Partner grants where need is greatest	No	donate
Named appeal	A programme such as Karachi CNVR or working horses	No	appeals
Symbolic adopt	From £5/month into a species programme — gift-certificate wording	No	symbolic adoption
Local UK shelter	A pet placed in a British home	Often yes	A local registered rescue — not this site