The Stanton Foundation Canine Spectrum of Care Clinical Trials Grant
Funds clinical research to create affordable, evidence-based diagnostic or treatment protocols for common canine conditions, making quality veterinary care more accessible for dog owners with limited budgets.
Funder: American Veterinary Medical Foundation
Due Dates: May 1, 2026 (Pre-proposal) | August 1, 2026 (Full proposal)
Funding Amounts: Up to $150,000 per grant; project duration up to 24 months.
Summary: Supports clinical research developing cost-effective, broadly applicable canine care protocols for owners with limited budgets.
Key Information: Two-stage application: pre-proposal required before full proposal invitation.
Description
This grant, offered by the American Veterinary Medical Foundation in partnership with the Stanton Foundation, funds clinical research projects focused on developing cost-effective diagnostic or treatment protocols for dogs. The goal is to expand evidence-based, affordable care options for common canine conditions, particularly serving clients with limited veterinary care budgets. Projects should address diseases and conditions commonly encountered in primary care, with results that are immediately usable by practicing veterinarians and financially sustainable for clinics. The program emphasizes practical, scalable solutions that improve access to quality veterinary care for dog owners of modest means.
