Animal Welfare Grants

This grant provides financial support for emotional healing and self-care to individuals in the local harness racing community who lost horses in a tragic barn fire.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations worldwide that are actively working to rescue animals, provide essential care, or raise awareness about animal welfare issues.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations focused on improving the welfare of domestic pets, wildlife, and farm animals through humane treatment initiatives, veterinary care, and community outreach.

This grant provides funding for research projects that aim to improve animal welfare across various areas, such as veterinary care, behavior, and trauma, targeting organizations and research teams in the U.S. and Canada.

This program provides funding to Kentucky local governments to subsidize spay and neuter services for dogs and cats, helping to control animal overpopulation and improve welfare outcomes.

This program provides financial assistance to Oregon counties to help livestock producers recover losses from wolf depredation and implement preventive measures against future conflicts.

This grant provides funding to nonprofit organizations in South Central Pennsylvania to support projects that create lasting community improvements in areas such as education, health, and housing stability.

This program provides financial assistance to veterinarians and veterinary students who commit to practicing in underserved rural areas of Texas, helping to alleviate shortages of veterinary services in those regions.

This funding opportunity supports research projects aimed at improving antimicrobial stewardship in U.S. beef and swine production, encouraging innovative solutions that enhance animal health and reduce antibiotic use.

This program provides financial assistance to public-sector agricultural and animal health entities in Texas to combat pests and diseases that threaten agricultural production.

This program provides financial assistance to licensed animal shelters and nonprofit organizations in Georgia to help subsidize spaying and neutering procedures for dogs and cats, aiming to reduce overpopulation and euthanasia rates.

This program provides financial support to veterinarians in Virginia to establish or expand their practices focused on large animals, addressing a critical shortage of veterinary services for livestock, poultry, and equines.

This funding opportunity provides financial support to domestic violence shelters that accommodate pets, helping survivors stay connected with their animals while seeking safety.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations that help pet owners afford necessary veterinary care, ensuring pets can stay in their homes and receive proper medical treatment.

This grant provides financial assistance for temporary pet boarding and limited veterinary services to help survivors of domestic violence keep their companion animals safe while seeking shelter.

This funding opportunity supports nonprofit organizations in the U.S. that create pet-friendly housing solutions for survivors of domestic violence, ensuring they can keep their pets safe while seeking refuge.

This grant provides financial support to nonprofit organizations that address critical social needs, such as helping disadvantaged individuals, providing medical aid, and supporting domestic violence prevention, with a focus on community impact and measurable outcomes.

This program provides funding to eligible government and nonprofit organizations in West Virginia to support spay and neuter services for reducing the population of stray and abandoned animals.

This grant provides financial assistance to horse rescues for urgent veterinary care costs that significantly improve the health and quality of life of equines in need.

This funding initiative provides financial support to Ohio-based animal welfare organizations for spaying and neutering dogs and cats, as well as promoting responsible pet ownership through educational programs.