General Financial Grants for Companion Animals Needing Medical Aid:
- Extensive List of various financial aid programs compiled by United Animal Nations
- Extensive List of various financial aid programs compiled by Dog Tales
- American Animal Hospital Association - Grants for low income/financial hardship cases as well as Good Samaritan cases
- United Animal Nations' Lifeline Grants - Medical grants of approximately $100 to $300
- IMOM - Financial Aid Grants for life-threatening emergencies as well as Fundraising Privileges
- Care Credit - Credit granted specifically for medical care
- The Pet Fund provides financial assistance to owners of domestic animals in need of vet care
- Piggers' Pals, A Foundation of Hope - Assists families in need that require financial assistance for advanced medical and/or surgical care that will extend quantity and quality of life of their pet
- Gracie Foundation - Provides financial assistance to not-for-profit rescue groups. Provides immediate response and crucial supplies to pets in emergency situations
- Onyx and Breezy - Medical treatment of animals where hardship is present
Feline-specific Grants:
- Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance Program - For low-income California residents
- Cats in Crisis - Crisis Care Fund - Provides funding for cats currently up for adoption and recently adopted cat with chronic medical conditions.
- Cats in Crisis Stripes Fund - Provides funding to financially challenged individuals who have cats with heart disease or thyroid disease
- Cats in Crisis Gillie Fund - Provides funding to financially challenged individuals who have cats with neurological conditions and mobility impairments
- Cats in Crisis Mesa Fund - Provides funding to financially challenged individuals who have cats with renal disease
- Cats in Crisis 9 Lives Emergency Fund - Provides help for cats who have a life-threatening or critical illness or injury that don't meet the requirements of any of the other Cats in Crisis Funds
Ailment-specific Grants:
- Land of Puregold Foundation - Grants for working/service dogs with cancer
- The Magic Bullet Fund - Provides financial assistance to caretakers of canines with cancer who cannot afford treatment.
- Dog and Cat Cancer Fund - Provides financial assistance to "underpriveleged" owners of dogs and cats with cancer
- Deaf Dog Education Action Fund - Provides emergency medical support of owners/fosters of newly placed deaf dogs and donates costs to transport deaf dogs to their new "forever" homes.
Canine Breed-specific Grants:
- Pit Bull Rescue Central - Medical fund for owned, fostered or sheltered pit bulls meeting certain criteria
- Animal Farm Foundation Pit bull-specific grants in the areas of Spay-Neuter programs, CGC incentives, achievement awards and "Perfect Match" awards
- Akita Club of America - Funds emergency medical needs, including heartworm treatment, for purebred Akitas that are abandoned, rescued or at municipal shelters
- Australian Cattle Dog Rescue, Inc. - Medical Fund for purebred Australian Cattle Dogs (aka Queensland Heelers) that are in need of medical treatment and have been rescued and are in foster care
- BEHAF (Bernese Mountain Dogs) - Provides financial assistance to owners of purebred Bernese Mountain Dogs for medical expenses
- Boxer Rescue Foundation - Financial grants for the medical care of Boxers in foster care
- Chow Chow Club, Inc's Welfare Committee - provides financial assistance to rescue volunteers and includes spaying or neutering, vaccinations, heartworm testing, entropian correction
- CorgiAid, Inc. - Provides financial funding for the medical care of rescue or foster or adopted Corgis and Corgi mixes
- Doberman 911 - Offers financial medical aid for Dobermans with special medical needs. They also aid in the fostering and re-homing of senior Dobermans
- The Goldstock Fund - Provides funds to rescue organizations or individuals for transportation, boarding, evaluations and medical costs of Golden Retrievers and "golden hearted dogs" taken into rescue
- Keeshond Sunshine Rescue Foundation - provides financial assistance for medical assistance of rescuedKeeshonden in foster care
- Lab Med - Medical Fund for Rescued/Fostered Labrador Retrievers needing emergency care (Dogs must be purebred Labrador Retrievers or predominantly Labs, exhibiting strong Labrador characteristics & traits)
- Labrador Lifeline, Inc. - For owners or rescuers of purebred Labrador Retrievers who are in need of financial assistance. Assists eligible Lab owners/caretakers with medical assistance, transportation needs, boarding costs, etc.
- Labrador Harbor - Provides medical/surgical or training intervention for rescue/foster and owned dogs if caretaker shows financial need. Dog must be spayed/neutered or sign agreement to be spayed/neutered when health permits.
- Pyramedic Trust - Provides financial assistance to Great Pyrenese owners and rescuers in need of emergency medical care
- Tibetan Spaniel Trust - provides financial assistance to those who rescue Tibetan Spaniels
- Dougal's Fund - provides medical funding when the dog's caretaker can't otherwise afford it for short-legged terriers such as Scotties, Westies, Cairns, Norwich, Norfolk, etc.
- Westie Med, Inc. - provides financial aid to injured or ill rescue Westies
Grants for Non-Profit and/or Rescue Groups:
- PetsMart Charities - Various grants to non-profits for spay-neuter, emergency relief, et cetera
- DJ&T Foundation - Canine Spay-Neuter grants to non-profits (sterilizing pets owned by the public)
- Animal Farm Foundation Pit bull-specific grants in the areas of Spay-Neuter programs, CGC incentives, achievement awards and "Perfect Match" awards
- Pilots N Paws - Flies rescue animals to new homes when transport is otherwise difficult or impossible.
- Onyx and Breezy - Funding of equipment for medical facilities; funding for much needed research; funding for medical treatment where hardship is present; funding of organizations that benefit animals.
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