Yes. Many supporters choose to leave a residuary gift, which is a percentage of their estate after loved ones have been provided for.

Yes – for UK supporters, gifts to UK-registered charities are exempt from inheritance tax, and including a charity in your will can reduce the taxable value of your estate.

If you're based outside the UK, your country may offer similar benefits. Please speak with a local solicitor or tax advisor to understand the options available to you.

No, it’s entirely up to you. But if you do let us know, we’d love to thank you personally and send you a Legacy Certificate of Appreciation.

Absolutely. You can update your will at any time.

Yes. You don’t need to create a new will. A solicitor can add a simple legal addition called a ‘codicil’ to include our charity.

If you're outside the UK, your solicitor or estate planner can advise on how best to include a gift to our charity in accordance with your local laws.

Animal SOS Sri Lanka is a UK-registered charity, but our supporters come from around the world. If you're outside the UK and wish to leave a gift in your will, we encourage you to speak with a legal advisor in your country.

Leaving a gift in your will is more than a donation. It’s a powerful way to leave a lasting legacy of compassion. Be remembered as someone who gave abused and injured street animals a chance to live.