New York State Animal Population Control Program
This grant funds organizations in New York State to increase access to low-cost spay/neuter services for pets owned by public assistance recipients or recent adopters, aiming to reduce pet overpopulation.
Funder: American Society for The Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Professional
Due Dates: Rolling (no deadlines)
Funding Amounts: No minimum or maximum; award size varies by project and request.
Summary: Supports organizations in New York State to provide low-cost spay/neuter services to eligible pet owners, administered by ASPCA for the state.
Key Information: Funds may not be used for feral/community cat programs; one project per application; reapplication allowed anytime.
Description
The New York State Animal Population Control Program (APCP) is a grant initiative administered by the ASPCA on behalf of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. The program aims to increase access to and the number of low-cost spay/neuter procedures for designated beneficiaries—New York State residents who either receive public assistance or have adopted their pets from qualified New York State nonprofit or government organizations. Funding supports direct and indirect providers and may cover vouchers, payroll, administrative support, infrastructure, consumable supplies, and staff hires. The program is mandated by state law, and guidelines may change based on legislative updates.
