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Military & Police Dog Fund
working dogspolice K-9smilitary K-9s+2 more
Who can apply: Limited to working or retired military, police, and public service K-9s in the Greater Cincinnati area.
About Angels Watch
Providing aging and special needs pets and their families the resources and support they need.
Focus Areas
Animal welfarePet hospice and palliative careEnd-of-life services for petsSupport for military and police K-9sGrants for rescue/service/therapy animals
Who They Fund
special needs petspets with disabilitieschronically ill petssenior/geriatric pets
Funding Style
direct serviceproject-specific/restricted fundingemergency/medical assistance
About Angels Watch
Angels Watch Inc centers its giving on aging and special-needs pets, with a funding model that extends support to the families and organizations caring for them. Its largest recent grant was $195,075 to Angels Paws Inc in Cincinnati, a recurring relationship that also appears in 2024 and 2023 for special-needs pet support. That pattern suggests a funder that backs ongoing direct care rather than isolated one-off awards. The foundation also runs designated programs tied to animal end-of-life and service-animal support. One program covers services and end-of-life support for working or retired military, police, and public service K-9s in the greater Cincinnati area. Another supports rescue, service, and therapy animal organizations that care for aging and special-needs pets. Across its programs and recent grants, Angels Watch Inc’s work stays close to local animal-care needs and the specific conditions that shape long-term pet support.
What Angels Watch Funds
Angels Watch Inc gives across a narrow set of animal-welfare needs tied to long-term care, medical support, and end-of-life services. In one recent grant, it gave $87,643 to Angels Paws Inc for support for special-needs pets. A separate grant of $55,902 went to the same organization for the same purpose, reinforcing that this is recurring program support rather than a single project. The foundation’s active programs add more detail to its priorities. Its Military & Police Dog Fund provides coverage for services and end-of-life support for working or retired military, police, and public service K-9s. Its Rescue, Service & Therapy Grant Program supports qualifying organizations that care for aging and special-needs pets. The focus includes rescue organizations, service animals, therapy animals, and end-of-life care, all within Greater Cincinnati.
How Angels Watch Gives
Typical awards are relatively large for a local funder: the grant size distribution shows a 25th percentile of $71,772, a median of $87,643, and a 75th percentile of $141,359. Recent giving also includes a much larger $195,075 grant, indicating room for sizable direct support. The pattern is recurring rather than one-off. The same recipient appears in multiple recent years, and the foundation’s programs include unsolicited applications through an online form or grant program process. Angels Watch Inc is not a DAF or individual-giving funder; it operates as a foundation with project-specific and restricted support.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$195K
Total Assets
$187K
Total Revenue
$191K
Total Expenses
$267K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $72K and $141K, with a median of $88K.
25th Percentile
$72K
Median
$88K
75th Percentile
$141K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
JOHN WAGNER
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