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Donate to Help Horses Abroad

A clear UK donor page for helping horses abroad through field veterinary treatment, farriery, nutrition support and mobile equine clinics.

By WARN Research & Conservation TeamLast updated

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Working horse supported by overseas mobile veterinary care

In brief

UK supporters can donate to help horses abroad by funding partner-led mobile equine clinics, farriery, emergency veterinary care, nutrition support, wound treatment and humane harness education.

UK
Supporter route
Horses
Working welfare focus
Clinic
Donation target

Guide 1

Who This Donation Helps

This route is for donors who care about horses and want to help animals in countries where veterinary access is limited. The focus is working horses whose welfare problems are severe but often treatable.

Guide 2

What Your Gift Funds

Support can fund field veterinary care, hoof trimming, dental treatment, wound care, parasite control, pain relief, nutrition advice, harness checks and owner education.

Guide 3

Why WARN Is Clear About Gift Aid

Legal identity: registration status.

Guide 4

UK Donation Route for Horses Abroad

WARN is developing grant support. Check the relevant appeal and /about/where-your-money-goes/#grant-register for recipient selection, agreements and published payments. Monthly giving at monthly giving helps partners plan repeat clinic schedules — see sponsor.

Guide 5

Contributing to working-horse welfare

Donation amounts are contributions, not verified prices for individual procedures or care days. Gifts cover farriery, wound care, dental floats, dewormers and owner education materials — not WARN-run facilities.

Explore Related Rescue Work

Country programme

Pakistan

Pakistan has distinct animal welfare needs in cities, working-animal communities and wildlife habitats. Karachi street dogs are the focus of a WARN appeal; a country guide is not evidence of an operating WARN clinic.

Country programme

Kenya

Kenya’s savannas, highlands, freshwater habitats and coast support wildlife alongside communities and working animals. Rescue needs and conservation priorities vary by place and species.

Country programme

Tanzania

Tanzania’s savannas, forests, lakes and Indian Ocean coast support varied wildlife. Effective help depends on the specific animal, habitat and local community involved.

Country programme

India

India has diverse wildlife habitats and substantial companion-animal and working-animal welfare needs. Local law, professional expertise and the animal’s circumstances shape an appropriate response.

Source Notes

WARN uses named intergovernmental, conservation and animal-welfare sources for numeric claims. These notes summarise the source basis for this page.

Working equine welfare research

Mobile veterinary care, farriery and owner education are established welfare interventions.

International working animal sector

Working horses support livelihoods in many low-income communities.

WARN registration and donation policy

WARN is a registered CIC (Company no. 17298990) and transparent that Gift Aid is not available.

Donate to Help Horses Abroad: Frequently Asked Questions

Can I donate from the UK?
Yes. UK supporters can donate to WARN to help fund partner-led working horse welfare abroad. WARN is a registered global not-for-profit and cannot claim Gift Aid.
Can I choose horses specifically?
You can ask to support the working horses appeal or give generally for working-equine welfare.
What happens after I email to donate?
WARN replies with giving details, allocation information and receipt information so you know how your support will be handled.
Can I donate from the UK to help horses abroad?
Yes — working horses appeal is the direct route for working horse welfare in Pakistan.
Is horse donation Gift Aid eligible?
No. WARN is a registered global not-for-profit, not a UK registered charity.
Can I give monthly for working horses?
Yes — set up monthly giving at monthly giving and email WARN to direct to working horses.
Does WARN fund horse sanctuaries abroad?
Rarely — the primary model is mobile in situ care for working horses. Sanctuaries are for critical cases only.
How can I check whether WARN has paid a grant?
Read /about/where-your-money-goes/#grant-register for published recipient, approval and payment records. A reconciled financial summary and individual grant records have not yet been published here. This is a reporting status, not a statement that income, expenditure or grants are zero. Contact WARN for information about your gift.

Help Fund Frontline Rescue

World Animal Rescue Network CIC (Company no. 17298990) raises funds for established local partners. Your support helps build the rescue capacity these animals need.

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