Grants
It is our mission to make essential services such as spay/neuter and vaccines accessible for all members of our community. Below are the current programs or grants available.
To qualify for assistance, you must be WA low income and verifiable. What qualifies you for assistance is either; food stamps card in you name (non pandemic food card), state insurance OR pay stubs proving you fall in the low income category according to WA state.
2021 Low-Income Guidelines
Household # Gross Income
1 $2,127.00
2 $2,873.00
3 $3,620.00
4 $4,367.00
5 $5,113.00
6 $6,607.00
7 $7,353.00
8 $760.00 (ea additional member)
Show Me Your Kitties Rural Grant
With the support of the Community Cat Coalition, Pet Savers is asking you to Show Us Your Kitties!
Do you and your kitties live in rural Eastern Washington? This is your GRANT!
$25 spay/neuter program
First 75 cats (owned or TNR)
TNR (feral) must be scheduled (no drop ins)
Max 2 per household
Rabies vaccine included
CATtitude? We can FIX that.
50 FREE feral cats
50 $25 Owned cats
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Heroes Fund
At the end of 2019, Pet Savers launched a fundraising campaign on social media to ask the community for help providing scholarships for underserved cat and dog owners in our region. This fund is the source for the Heroes Funds available through an application process. Community members become Pet Savers Heroes by donating to this fund and taking an active role in providing affordable spay, neuter, and vaccination services through Pet Savers. Funds are awarded through an application process overseen by Pet Savers leadership, with the final selection determined by the availability of funds and individual qualification following Washington State low-income guidelines. APPLICATIONS ARE REVIEWED EVERY MONDAY, SO PLEASE BE PATIENT. APPLICATIONS EXPIRE EVERY 30 DAYS.
ALL FUNDS RESERVED AT THIS TIME.... The Barney Jamieson Grant Program
This memorial will provide:
$25 Dog Spay/Neuter
$15 Cat Spay/neuter
Pregnancy, in-heat, and cryptorchid included
Washington and Idaho residents welcome
Washington low-income qualifying
2 animals per household limit
Owned pets only (no ferals)