Animal Welfare Grants Coming in November

November brings a handful of solid opportunities for animal welfare nonprofits, with deadlines scattered across the month. Some are broad, some are hyper-local, and a few are rolling, which means you can apply whenever you're ready. The through-line here is clear: spay and neuter programs, medical care for animals in crisis, and support for the shelters and rescue groups doing the hardest work.

Oregon Wildlife Foundation: Grant for Wildlife Conservation Nonprofits and Government Agencies

If you're working on fish and wildlife habitat restoration, public access, or invasive species control in Oregon, this one's worth your attention. The foundation funds natural resource education and pollution prevention too. They want a dollar-for-dollar match, and awards are reimbursement-based, so you'll need to front the work. Deadline is November 5. Apply here

Emporia Community Foundation: Grant for Animal Welfare Nonprofits Serving Local Residents

This is a small grant, but it's specifically for organizations serving dogs and cats in Lyon County, Kansas. If you're doing spay and neuter work, medical care, or food programs for animals and their owners in that area, the Emporia Community Foundation wants to hear from you. Deadline is November 30. Apply here

Hardin County Pet Protection's Buried Treasure Thrift Shop: Grant for Animal Welfare Nonprofits

This rolling grant supports spay and neuter programs, veterinary expenses, pet food pantries, and shelter equipment. They're clear about what they don't fund: salaries, overhead, or non-animal programs. The award is up to $2,000, and since it's rolling, you can apply whenever your application is ready. Apply here

Fix Georgia Pets: Grant for Animal Welfare Nonprofits

Georgia nonprofits working to reduce pet overpopulation through community spay and neuter programs can apply here. This is rolling, so no deadline pressure. Government-based organizations aren't eligible, but private nonprofits are. Apply here

South Carolina Animal Care & Control Association: Grant for Animal Spay/Neuter Nonprofits

Funded by proceeds from "No More Homeless Pets" license plates, this rolling grant reimburses private nonprofits in South Carolina for spay and neuter surgeries. You can apply for multiple grants per fiscal year as long as funds are available. Apply here

Ohio Pet Fund: Grant for Animal Shelters and Nonprofits for Spay-Neuter Programs

County animal shelters and 501(c)(3) organizations in Ohio can access up to $5,000 for spay and neuter services for homeless cats and dogs available for adoption. They also fund community programs serving pets belonging to low-income families and veterans with service-connected disabilities. This is a rolling deadline. Apply here

American Humane Society: Grant for Nonprofits Focusing on Animal Welfare

If your shelter or rescue group is providing medical care for animals recovering from abuse or neglect, the American Humane Society funds those cases on an individual basis. Awards up to $2,000 support treatments that help animals heal and become adoption-ready. This is rolling. Apply here

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