Assistance Dog United Campaign
Assistance Dog United Campaign (ADUC) is a health and human welfare organization providing financial aid to individuals who need assistance dogs but cannot raise funds and to people and programs who provide assistance dogs those with disabilities.
- Grants for specific provider program development projects, to support industry research and development efforts
- Scholarships for people attending the Assistance Dog Institute for a degree in Assistance Dog Education.
ADUC offers grantees funding vouchers, valid for one year with a possible extension, for applicants to use at their discretion, ensuring the provider program is accountable to the applicant. Voucher amounts up to $2,500 are offered by ADUC member programs and disbursed to programs in two payments of 50% each.
Assistance Dog United Campaign
A: 1221 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
E: info@assistancedogunitedcampaign.org
W: www.assistancedogunitedcampaign.org
A: 1221 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
E: info@assistancedogunitedcampaign.org
W: www.assistancedogunitedcampaign.org
Google Grant Program
Google grant program
allows charitable organizations to advertise freely on Google, allowing for
larger exposure for a program and its desire for more funding. In order to be
eligible, the service training group must have a website with no revenue
generation advertisements on it.
What is Google
Grants?
The Google Grants
program empowers non-profit organizations to achieve their goals by helping
them promote their websites via advertising on Google. Google AdWords ads
appear when users search on Google and when you click on one of the ads, you
are brought to the website being advertised.

IAAD Member Vet Care Partnership Program

This program is available
for IADDP members for sudden illness or injury with an assistance dog which
requires expensive veterinary care.
Only the veterinarian can make the request for a
grant, and members (or non members) contacting the program directly will be
barred from grant eligibility.
For
information on membership and the grant program:
PEDIGREE Foundation Grants
PEDIGREE Foundation offers grants to help dogs in need find loving homes.
Since 2008, PEDIGREE Foundation has distributed $4m to thousands of
organizations to help with their operational expenses.
In 2011, the Foundation awarded $150,000 in
Innovation Grants. These grants recognize shelters & rescues that are
pioneering the industry with new ideas and efforts to help find dogs forever
homes. Seven selected shelters will receive between $10,000 and $25,000 in
grant money to fund their unique programs aimed at helping increase dog
adoptions. Chosen out of 200 grant applications, these organizations demonstrated
their ability to bring creative ideas to help improve adoption rates and the
welfare of animals within their communities.
“We are
grateful for the hard work shelters and rescues do every day. From community outreach to behavior programs, we’re proud to award
grants to aid in the adoption process that helps dogs find their forever
homes.” Debra Fair - PEDIGREE Foundation President
Example: 2011 Innovation Grant Winner
SPCA for Monterey County of Monterey, CA, was
awarded $25,000 for its ‘Take the Lead’ Program which 'Pairs Dogs with At-Risk Youth'. During each five week
course, the youth are tasked with teaching their dogs basic skills and
providing one-on-one interaction. The dogs learn new skills which make
them more adoptable and the children learn important life, leadership & communication skills as they work to teach un-socialized dogs how to be great
canine citizens through positive reinforcement.
For a complete list of 2011 Operation and
Innovation Grant recipients visit www.pedigreefoundation.org
Grant applications open in Feb 2012. Completed application must be submitted by:
Innovation
Grants: June 30, 2012. Approved grants will be funded in Oct 2012
Operation
Grants: Sept 2012. Approved grants will be funded in Nov 2012.
PETCO Foundation
The PETCO Foundation is a nonprofit corporation that supports other nonprofit, pet-related groups as well as municipal agencies and educational institutions involved in animal welfare causes. The PETCO Foundation's mission is to:
The PETCO Foundation is a nonprofit corporation that supports other nonprofit, pet-related groups as well as municipal agencies and educational institutions involved in animal welfare causes. The PETCO Foundation's mission is to:


There are four types of grants that
can be requested through the PETCO Foundation:
Petplan Charitable Trust
Petplan Charitable Trust was formed in 1994 by Patsy Bloom
and David Simpson to provide much needed funds to promote the health and
welfare of animals.

To date, through the generosity of its donors, the Trust
has awarded over $5mil in grants. To view a list of the most recent welfare
grants awarded by the Trust, please click here.
General Grants
The Petplan Charitable Trust relies on the generosity of
Petplan Policy holders who, via small individual donations, collectively donate
more than £400,000 annually to enable the Trust to continue its work.
Welfare Grants
Since its inception, Petplan
Charitable Trust has awarded over £2 million to welfare
projects. Please click here to view the most recent grants awarded.
Capital Grants
Petplan Trust has awarded several
Capital Grants. Details to follow soon...
Scientific Grants
Since its inception,
Petplan Charitable Trust has awarded scientific and capital grants
totalling over £3 million. In 2009, the Trust awarded 12 grants totalling
just over £200,000 to various institutions across the UK.
NB: All projects
funded are bound by the Trust's Ethics
Policy - in brief, the Trust has a strict non-invasive study policy,
and no experimental animals can be used.
PETstock Foundation

PETstock is partnered with Assistance DogsAustralia and supports other nonprofit organisations that work in the human-animal
bond.

Planet Dog Foundation
Planet Dog Foundation (PDF) funds programs that train,
place and support working dogs helping people in need across the US.
PDF supports innovative, respected and effective non-profit
organizations that work tirelessly to raise, train and place these dogs. In
addition to cash grants, PDF receives generous donations of products from
Planet Dog, which it donates to a wide range of non-profit organizations
nationwide.
Planet Dog Foundation celebrates all working dogs that
are enhancing and saving human lives. Foundation's goals are to:
- Increase awareness, interest and support nationwide of programs in which dogs work to help people;
- Promote activities and programs that bring humans and dogs together in mutually beneficial ways;
- Build partnerships with local, national and global organizations to carry out the mission of the Planet Dog Foundation;
- Support grantees with financial, strategic and networking support;
- Respond to emergency situations that impact humans and animals as they arise;
- Support and encourage like-minded organizations with product donations.
A: Planet Dog Foundation - 49 York Street,
Portland, ME 04101
E: pdf@planetdog.com
W: www.planetdogfoundation.org
E: pdf@planetdog.com
W: www.planetdogfoundation.org
The WALTHAM
Foundation
The WALTHAM Foundation is a
non-charitable organization dedicated to expanding the frontiers of humane
scientific research into the nutrition and healthy longevity of companion
animals around the world.
Since its
inception in 2001, the WALTHAM Foundation has funded projects in over 20
countries and provided in excess of US$1mil towards research that directly
improves the health and welfare of our companion animals worldwide. The vast
number of peer-reviewed publications and internationally recognized presentations
emanating from this work is a testament to the scientific calibre of the
proposals we receive (over 500 to date) and the quality of the studies we have
supported. WALTHAM is proud to partner with the world’s leading researchers.
In 2012, the WALTHAM Foundation is offering grants of up to US$20,000 to scientists, veterinarians
and nutritionists globally to improve and enrich the lives of our companion
animals. Projects may be of a veterinary, nutritional, or behavioural nature.
We invite you
to apply for a WALTHAM Foundation grant in 2012. Please describe your proposed
study and the need for funds as specifically as possible in the WALTHAM Foundation application.
Closing Date for Grant Applications:
1 Feb 2012 www.waltham.com/foundation.htm
AKA Companion Animal Recovery

After the tragic events of Sept
11, 2001, the AKA CAR Canine Support & Relief Fund was created as a permanent
charitable fund to proactively support the needs of volunteer Canine Search
& Rescue organisations plus provide the nation’s pets with lifesaving
disaster relief resources during hurricanes, floods and wildfires.
Beyond the grants
from the Canine Support & Relief Fund, AKC CAR also provides extensive volunteer
coordination and direction of corporate sponsorships to provide animals in need
with food and supplies.
The AKC CAR Canine Support & Relief Fund is a
permanent charitable fund with the goals of providing resources, support,
funds, and other assistance to:
- Nonprofit Canine Search and Rescue organizations.
- Nonprofit veterinary units providing support to the canine rescue teams.
- Nonprofit animal shelters and similar nonprofit organizations providing care for domestic animals orphaned or displaced as a result of natural or civil disasters.
NB: Applications open Jan 1 and close Feb 29.
Microchips. Recovery. Giving Back.

Whether it's
identifying a pet with a micro-chip or collar tag; assisting in the recovery
of a lost pet; or managing the Canine Support & Relief Fund which gives back
to the greater pet community, helping pets is what AKA CAR do.
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