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Find similar grantsAnimal Assistance Program (AAP) Nano-Grants to Care for Companion Animals is sponsored by Skagit Animals in Need (SAIN). The AAP provides a helping hand during temporary hardships caused by unforeseen pet illnesses, injuries, or emergencies.
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SAIN AAP Application - Skagit Animals in Need Complete and Submit an Animal Assistance Program Application SAIN's Animal Assistance Program (AAP) is designed to help owners maintain care for their animals in times of need while they work toward a sustainable, long-term solution. SAIN's AAP can provide feed as well as farrier or vet care, as a bridge for those in economic distress.
For those looking for the Anacortes Animal Relief Fund (AARF), you're in the right place. AARF was merged into SAIN's AAP in May of 2023. Apply by completing this online application or download at the link below.
Requirements for eligibility: 1) Private animal ownership (not a rescue, organization, etc.) 2) A safe home or facility exists to maintain the animals (site visit may be required). 3) Documented financial need due to unemployment or financial hardship. 4) Recognition that by submitting this application you understand and authorize the verification of any information you have provided.
5) All information in this application must be filled out and you must provide a valide phone number.
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* Number of family members in your household: * Number of pets in your household: * Personal reference: Please provide the name, phone number, and/or email for a personal reference. For each animal you need help with, please provide us with the type (e.g. horse, dog, cat), name, age, sex, how long you've owned this animal, and what you need our help to cover (e.g. vet care, feed. etc.) * Please do not fill in this field.
P. O. Box 503 | Mount Vernon, WA 98273
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private animal owners in Washington State facing financial hardship or unemployment, with a safe home/facility for animals and documented economic need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Animal Assistance Program (AAP) Nano-Grants to Care for Companion Animals is funded by Skagit Animals in Need (SAIN). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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