The Clayton and Carol Paul Fund awards grants to Central Georgia animal welfare organizations for projects that significantly reduce animal suffering and homelessness.
Harry W. and Carolyn W. Galbraith Memorial Fund supports animal care organizations’ spay/neuter programs to expand services for low-income pet owners and care for stray or free-roaming cats.
Clayton County Foundation for the Future Grants support nonprofits with funding for work serving Clayton County, providing a county-focused opportunity to support organizations working in that community.
The Animal Welfare Grant from the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee funds programs that improve animal welfare, veterinary care, humane education, and responsible pet ownership in Middle Tennessee.
The ASPCA provides major grants to U.S. animal shelters and spay/neuter clinics for infrastructure, operations, and innovative projects that advance animal welfare and expand spay/neuter capacity, with an emphasis on measurable impact.
Animal Welfare Special Interest Grants from the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee fund innovative projects improving animal care, humane education, and therapeutic animal programs in Middle Tennessee.