Project AnimalAid is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and welfare of animals around the world while also benefiting the planet. We collect donated veterinary equipment and supplies from veterinary and human hospitals, medical equipment and supply manufacturers, zoos, and many other sources. In turn, we provide these invaluable items, free of charge, to animal welfare non-profits working on the frontlines with animals in need.
Project Animalaid centers its grantmaking on donated veterinary equipment and supplies rather than cash-only support. Its active programs describe a model that collects veterinary and medical equipment, technology, and supplies from hospitals, manufacturers, zoos, and other sources, then redistributes those items free of charge to animal-welfare nonprofits and NGOs. The work is built around direct material assistance for sterilizations, surgeries, internal medicine cases, rehabilitation, and conservation care. Recent grants show that the foundation supports a mix of wildlife rehabilitation, companion-animal services, and spay/neuter work. Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation received funding in both 2023 and 2024, while The Bridge Clinic in Newtown, Pennsylvania and Fix West Texas in Midland, Texas also appear among the larger awards. Project Animalaid’s giving is shaped by a practical, supply-driven approach: recipients receive equipment and medical resources intended to strengthen frontline animal care and extend the life of donated items through reuse. The result is a grantmaker that functions as a resource distributor for organizations working with animals in need.
Wildlife rehabilitation is a visible part of Project Animalaid’s work. Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Boulder received $5,512 in 2024, and Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center in Hampton Bays, New York received $8,780 in 2024. The grants align with the foundation’s stated support for wildlife conservation and wildlife rehabilitation. Companion-animal and spay/neuter services also appear repeatedly. Fix West Texas in Midland received $14,260 in 2024, while Tulsa SPCA in Tulsa received $10,914 in 2023 and The Feline Fix in Commerce City received $5,703 in 2024. Those awards fit the foundation’s focus on sterilizations, surgeries, and community veterinary services. The foundation also supports organizations serving animals with specialized or conservation needs. Animal Balance in Portland received $6,655 in 2024, and Veterinary Initiatives for Endanger in Bozeman received $5,918 in 2023, pointing to work that includes endangered-species care and broader animal-health support.
Typical grants cluster in the low-thousands: the 25th percentile is $5,902, the median is $7,398, and the 75th percentile is $12,587. The recent awards list includes repeated support to Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center across 2023 and 2024, suggesting some recipients receive more than one award in different years. Project Animalaid is a public charity, not a fund for individuals, and its active programs show an open application path for qualified nonprofits and NGOs that can receive donated equipment and supplies. The pattern is hands-on and in-kind, with direct redistribution rather than program-related investments.
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$365K
Most grants fall between $6K and $13K, with a median of $7K.
25th Percentile
$6K
Median
$7K
75th Percentile
$13K
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Project Animalaid gives nationally, with all listed recent grants going to U.S. recipients. Colorado appears frequently in the grant list, including Boulder, Fort Collins, Brighton, Commerce City, and Colorado-based entries labeled as various donations. Pennsylvania is the top state by grant count overall, and Newtown appears among the recent recipient cities. Outside Colorado and Pennsylvania, grants also reached Midland, Texas; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Hampton Bays, New York; Portland, Oregon; Medina, Ohio; and Cass Lake, Minnesota.
It supports registered nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations working with animals, including animal-welfare nonprofits with veterinary capacity. The active programs emphasize qualified partners that can receive donated veterinary equipment, medical supplies, and technology for sterilizations, surgeries, rehabilitation, and related animal-health work.
Recent grant sizes cluster around modest operating support in kind or cash-equivalent value: the 25th percentile is $5,902, the median is $7,398, and the 75th percentile is $12,587.
Yes. Multiple active programs state that organizations can apply for assistance through a partner or recipient application process, including a Partner Application and an Apply for Assistance pathway.
Recent awards include wildlife rehabilitation, spay/neuter, and companion-animal care. Examples in the grant list include Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Fix West Texas, Tulsa SPCA, and The Feline Fix.
Its recent grants are national in scope, but Pennsylvania is the top state by grant count overall. Colorado also appears frequently in the recent grant list, including recipients in Boulder, Fort Collins, Brighton, and Commerce City.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Project Animalaid that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organization must be a registered non-profit or NGO in the country where they operate and must have a veterinarian on staff or working as a long-term volunteer.
Deadline: No specific deadline; applications accepted and placed in queue. Project AnimalAid notes an extensive waitlist and potential delays.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VARIOUS GRANT AWARDS | BOULDER, CO | $88,912 | 2025 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| THE FELINE FIX | COMMERCE CITY, CO | $8,771 | 2025 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| JJ'S HELPING PAWS | CANON CITY, CO | $7,884 | 2025 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| VARIOUS GRANT AWARDS | BOULDER, CO | $70,196 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| FIX WEST TEXAS | MIDLAND, TX | $14,260 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER | HAMPTON BAYS, NY | $8,780 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| THE BRIDGE CLINIC | NEWTOWN, PA | $7,927 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| NORTHERN COLORADO WILDLIFE CENTER | FORT COLLINS, CO | $7,739 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| SONFLOWER RANCH WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER | BRIGHTON, CO | $7,398 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| ANIMAL BALANCE | PORTLAND, OR | $6,655 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| KITTEN KRAZY | MEDINA, OH | $6,463 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| THE FELINE FIX | COMMERCE CITY, CO | $5,703 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| GREENWOOD WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER | BOULDER, CO | $5,512 | 2024 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| VARIOUS DONATIONS UNDER 5000 | VARIOUS, CO | $95,533 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| LEECH LAKE LEGACY | CASS LAKE, MN | $15,962 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| GREENWOOD WILDLIFE REHABILITATION | BOULDER, CO | $14,380 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| TULSA SPCA | TULSA, OK | $10,914 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| LOCKWOOD ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER | FRAZIER PARK, CA | $6,643 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| VETERINARY INITIATIVES FOR ENDANGER | BOZEMAN, MT | $5,918 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALES |
| MAZIE'S MISSION | CARROLLTON, TX | $5,885 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| KITTEN KRAZY | MEDINA, OH | $5,767 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
| NORTHERN COLORADO FRIENDS OF FERALS | FORT COLLINS, CO | $5,146 | 2023 | IMPROVE ANIMALS |
VARIOUS GRANT AWARDS
$88,912IMPROVE ANIMALS
THE FELINE FIX
$8,771IMPROVE ANIMALS
JJ'S HELPING PAWS
$7,884IMPROVE ANIMALS
VARIOUS GRANT AWARDS
$70,196IMPROVE ANIMALS
IMPROVE ANIMALS
THE BRIDGE CLINIC
$7,927IMPROVE ANIMALS
NORTHERN COLORADO WILDLIFE CENTER
$7,739IMPROVE ANIMALS
SONFLOWER RANCH WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER
$7,398IMPROVE ANIMALS
ANIMAL BALANCE
$6,655IMPROVE ANIMALS
KITTEN KRAZY
$6,463IMPROVE ANIMALS
THE FELINE FIX
$5,703IMPROVE ANIMALS
VARIOUS DONATIONS UNDER 5000
$95,533IMPROVE ANIMALS
LEECH LAKE LEGACY
$15,962IMPROVE ANIMALS
GREENWOOD WILDLIFE REHABILITATION
$14,380IMPROVE ANIMALS
TULSA SPCA
$10,914IMPROVE ANIMALS
LOCKWOOD ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER
$6,643IMPROVE ANIMALS
VETERINARY INITIATIVES FOR ENDANGER
$5,918IMPROVE ANIMALES
MAZIE'S MISSION
$5,885IMPROVE ANIMALS
KITTEN KRAZY
$5,767IMPROVE ANIMALS
NORTHERN COLORADO FRIENDS OF FERALS
$5,146IMPROVE ANIMALS
