We Love Our Pets Grant
Starting early 2007, the Federation has started to receive revenue from the sales of the We Love Our Pets license plates. In an effort to be proactive regarding the pet overpopulation problem in our state, these funds have been earmarked through an agreement with the State of Washington for actual spay/neuter surgeries for dogs and cats in our state.
Eligibility
- Be a voting member and conducting business in Washington State
- Have submitted a response to the Federation's Annual Animal Statistics Survey for the previous calendar year
- Agree to use the funds solely for spay and neuter surgeries of cats and dogs
- Use the funds to increase the total number of spay/neuter surgeries performed by your organization
- Agree to use funds within a six month period
- Wait twelve months before applying again for grant funding
- Provide a final report on how the funds were used
Priority given to organizations that:
- Target cats
- Target pets of low-income pet owners
- Target areas with restricted access to spay/neuter surgery
- Target communities surrounding shelters with high euthanasia rates
- Can provide the most number of spay/neuter surgeries for the lowest cost
We Love Our Pets Grantees:
Forget-Me-Not Shelter
Pawsitive Alliance
Purr'Fect Pals
Okanogan Animal Foster Care
PetSavers
Clarkston Police Department
Stevens County Cat Care
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project
SpokAnimal CARE
Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service
N.O.A.H.
South County Cats
PAWS
Blue Mountain Humane Society
Cowlitz County Humane Society
Wenatchee Valley Humane Society
Whatcom Humane Society
Oasis for Animals
Olympic Peninsula Humane Society
Okanogan Regional Spay/Neuter Project
Federation_application.doc
