Making emergency and specialty veterinary care accessible for all.
Bluepearl Cares Inc gives restricted-purpose support that helps animal welfare organizations obtain veterinary equipment and care capacity. In 2025, its largest recent awards were $15,000 grants to Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees, New Jersey, and Shelter From the Storm Animal Rescue in Madison, Wisconsin, both labeled veterinary equipment grants. The pattern continues with similar grants to Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab in Moab, Utah, and Mountain View Humane in Christiansburg, Virginia, showing a consistent emphasis on practical tools for clinics, shelters, and rescue groups that serve companion animals. The foundation’s stated purpose is to make emergency and specialty veterinary care accessible for all. Its active programs point to two modes of support: direct grantmaking for equipment and disaster response, and a travel support corps that deploys BluePearl veterinarians and credentialed technicians into under-resourced communities and communities in crisis. That mix places Bluepearl Cares Inc at the intersection of animal health infrastructure, emergency response, and access to specialized care. The recent grants also show that support is directed to nonprofit veterinary and shelter-based organizations rather than individuals.
Bluepearl Cares Inc’s recent grants concentrate on veterinary equipment and animal-care infrastructure. For example, it awarded $12,670 to Pet Resource Center of Kansas City for a veterinary equipment grant, and $12,219 to Humane Society of Memphis and Shelby County for the same purpose. Those awards suggest support for organizations that need clinical tools to deliver care on site. The funder also backs organizations working in community-based animal welfare. It gave $10,967 to Spay Neuter Network in Crandall, Texas, again for veterinary equipment, and $7,000 to Paws Chicago for a paws medical equipment grant. Its active disaster-relief program adds another layer: Bluepearl Cares Inc provides unsolicited support in the United States for animal welfare organizations responding to natural or other disasters, with eligible expenses including medical supplies, temporary shelter, boarding, transportation, and pet food and supplies.
The recent grant set clusters around mid-sized equipment awards, with several grants between about $6,224 and $15,000. The largest listed awards are $15,000, and the smallest among the top nine is $6,224. The foundation is a public charity with $108,883 in annual grants and $148,895 in total assets. The grant list shows one-off awards in 2025 across multiple organizations rather than repeated payments to the same recipient. Program descriptions indicate both restricted-purpose funding and direct service support, and at least one active disaster-relief program accepts unsolicited requests.
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All listed recent grants went to U.S. recipients. The awards are spread across multiple states rather than concentrated in Florida, where the foundation is headquartered. Recent recipient cities include Voorhees, Madison, Moab, Christiansburg, Kansas City, Memphis, Crandall, Chicago, and Phoenix. In the available grant list, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Utah, Virginia, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Illinois, and Arizona all appear as recipient locations.
The recent grants go to animal welfare associations, rescue groups, humane societies, spay-neuter organizations, and a pet resource center. The foundation’s program descriptions also point to nonprofit veterinary clinics, animal shelters, and organizations serving companion animals.
Among the listed recent grants, amounts range from $6,224 to $15,000. Several awards are close to the middle of that band, including $12,670 and $12,219, which suggests a small to mid-sized equipment-grant pattern.
Yes for the Disaster Relief Grants program and the BluePearl™ Cares Care Corps program. The broader BluePearl Cares initiative itself is described as a charitable initiative, but the provided material does not describe a nonprofit application process for that initiative.
The foundation focuses on emergency veterinary care, specialty veterinary care, disaster relief for pets, financial assistance for low-income pet owners, and veterinary access in underserved communities. Its active programs also emphasize veterinary equipment and capacity-building support for animal welfare organizations.
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Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Bluepearl Cares that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be nonprofit organizations with proof of 501(c)(3) status and operating programs that deliver assistance to companion animals within the United States. (Program deploys BluePearl teams to support communities/partners.)
Deadline: Applications are open and reviewed on a regular basis (rolling).
Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations (must provide proof of 501(c)(3) status) working in communities affected by disasters; operating programs that deliver assistance to companion animals in the U.S.
Deadline: Applications may be submitted at any time (rolling).
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION | VOORHEES, NJ | $15,000 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| SHELTER FROM THE STORM ANIMAL RESCUE | MADISON, WI | $15,000 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| UNDERDOG ANIMAL RESCUE AND REHAB | MOAB, UT | $14,935 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| MOUNTAIN VIEW HUMANE | CHRISTIANSBURG, VA | $14,868 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| PET RESOURCE CENTER OF KANSAS CITY | KANSAS CITY, MO | $12,670 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| HUMANE SOCIETY OF MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY | MEMPHIS, TN | $12,219 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| SPAY NEUTER NETWORK | CRANDALL, TX | $10,967 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| PAWS CHICAGO | CHICAGO, IL | $7,000 | 2025 | PAWS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT GRANT |
| ARIZONA ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE | PHOENIX, AZ | $6,224 | 2025 | VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT |
SHELTER FROM THE STORM ANIMAL RESCUE
$15,000VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT
MOUNTAIN VIEW HUMANE
$14,868VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT
HUMANE SOCIETY OF MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY
VETERINARY EQUIPMENT GRANT