Rescue Grants Available

[seniorcats]

rabbitstop.com is offering $5,000 grants toqualified rabbit related rescues. The link for informationand application is shown below



http://www.rabbitstop.com/grant.html

Ferretdepot.com and Rabbitstop.com are proud to announce our new
"Ferret/Rabbit Rescue Grant Program". This program is designed to recognize and
support outstanding rescue and rehabilitation organizations that arespecific to or have programs specifically for Ferrets or Rabbits. It isour mission to reward those who have made commitments to improvinganimal welfare by promoting education, providing needed services toindividuals, their communities and providing quality care for Ferretsand Rabbits in need.

 

awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry Senior Cats I forgotto say Thank You So Much, that is a huge Help . AllRescues should takeadvantageof the good fortune . Itisnt often We evenget a tiny recognition ,This will go along way towardsMedications and needed Vetting .

 

[juicyjuicee]

thats really cool

 

[seniorcats]

gypsy wrote:

awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry Senior Cats I forgotto say Thank You So Much, that is a huge Help . AllRescues should takeadvantageof the good fortune . Itisnt often We evenget a tiny recognition ,This will go along way towardsMedications and needed Vetting .

You're welcome. It appears to be a straight forwardapplication process. Here are 2 more that may be of help.

The Geraldine R, Dodge Foundation provides support to animal welfare groups in New Jersey

http://www.grdodge.org/woa_njaap.htm



The Kenneth A. Scott Foundation, a Key Bank Charotable Trust is anotherto contact.You will need to call or write theirofficehttp://www.grdodge.org/woa_njaap.htm

The Kenneth A. Scott Trust has provided funding for Buckeye HRS, spayand neuter programs. We aren't a big group and you don't haveto be to get a grant from this organization. I think theyonly provide the spay/neuter/ medical funds to Ohio groups but theyalso fund other humane education, etc. nationally. It's wortha look to see if they can provide assistance.

The Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust, A KeyBank Trust, seeks toprevent cruelty to animals and promote humane treatment of animals bysupporting animal welfare research and humane education programs on anational level, and various animal protection activities in Ohio andits communities.

Further information can be obtained by contacting:

The Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust
H. Richard Obermanns, Ph.D., Executive Director
c/o KeyBank, 127 Public Square, 17th Floor, Cleveland, OH 44114-1306

Phone: (216) 556-4062



For Indiana and Arizona:

http://www.ninapulliamtrust.org/html/


[*][font="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"]Animal Welfare -The Trust supports organizations and programs that strengthen communitybonds and provide humane services for domestic animals, includingshelters, and veterinarian and adoption services. It also providessupport for organizations providing rescue, veterinarian care andreintroduction of native wildlife.[/font]



It's worth it to check with the banking institutions in your state tosee what charitable trusts the administer and if there is anythingavaiable for animla shelters.



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[seniorcats]

Bump - in case those in rescue missed the 2nd part of this post