Preventing Pet Relinquishment
We provide funding to projects which aim to keep pets with their owners and out of rescue. This includes projects providing emergency pet fostering for people facing crisis, subsidised veterinary care, neutering schemes, and pet food banks
Thank you for your interest in our Pets Assisting People grant programme.
The grant programme is closed for applications at this time.
We invite you to check back later for updates on when we'll welcome new applications.
How much do we fund?
We provide one-off grants or up to three years of funding, to a maximum of £80,000 per year
What do we fund?
What do we fund? We fund the following:
- Costs of animal care
- Building work
- Salaries
- New project activity costs
- Equipment and vehicles
How often are grants reviewed?
Our current grant programme is closed.
Watch this space for more information!
How often can we apply?
12 months must have elapsed since your charity last received funds from the Pets Foundation. If your charity received a grant in 2023 please contact us for advice
How do I apply?
Our current grant programme is closed.
Watch this space for more information!
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