Rescue funding
Funding for nonprofit rescues (vet care and supplies) and grants for domestic violence shelters.
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Funding for nonprofit rescues (vet care and supplies) and grants for domestic violence shelters.
Reimbursement of medical costs for animals that suffered abuse, cruelty or neglect.
ASPCA grants for animal welfare organizations.
Financial support for organizations hit by disasters.
Grants up to $50,000, capped at 10% of your operating budget.
Grants of $1,000–$10,000.
Network membership. It's required to join BISSELL events like Empty the Shelters and Fix the Future.
BISSELL reimburses participating shelters per adoption, and adopters pay $70 or less.
Grants up to $1,500 for projects that build cat welfare capacity.
Grants for senior dog programs: care, adoption, foster and hospice, and surrender prevention.
Hill's donates $1 from every order on shop.hillspet.com to a qualifying shelter the shopper picks, and shoppers can add their own donation. Paid out monthly.
Grants through the portal, plus up to $10,000 a month awarded on weekly Community Conversations calls and up to $4,000 a month for Maddie's Pet Forum participation.
About $25,000 a year split among 6–10 organizations. Small animals and reptiles only (not dogs, cats or horses).
Program Development grants ($10,000–$15,000) and two-year grants ($50,000/year), plus disaster relief grants.
Lifesaving investment grants.
Cash and product grants (e.g. Shelter Foster Support).
Program grants (e.g. adoptions, access to vet care). No event or product requests.
Funding for in-store adoption programs. Not for vehicles, capital campaigns or vet care.
Cash grants for immediate needs in the first 30–45 days after a natural disaster.
Grants (e.g. capacity building, capital, spay/neuter), event sponsorship, and pet food donations, which Purina routes through Greater Good Charities' GOODS program.
Help paying for urgent vet care in life-threatening situations.
Money for meds, vaccines, vet care, food, supplies, transport, training and enrichment, plus the Dog Day Out program.
Up to $10,000 for disaster costs, as immediate funding or reimbursement for up to 3 months after the disaster.
Local community grants, Round Up donations at checkout, and requests to fundraise at Walmart and Sam's Club stores.