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Avian Health Grant Opportunity funded by Harrison's Bird Foods is a grant from the Association of Avian Veterinarians, supported by Harrison's Bird Foods, that funds research and conservation projects addressing avian nutrition, wellness, and health across wild and companion bird species.
Focus areas include nutritional requirements, effects of diet on health and reproduction, behavioral and environmental influences on avian nutrition, and innovations in feeding practices. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, government agencies, and tribal governments. Award amounts vary by project.
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Grants & Scholarships - Harrison's Bird Foods No Order Has Been Started Call for Proposals: Avian Nutrition, Wellness and Conservation Grants Harrison’s Bird Foods is pleased to announce a call for proposals for grants in the field of avian nutrition, avian wellness and avian conservation.
This grant opportunity aims to support research and conservation projects that contribute to the understanding and promotion of health, nutrition, conservation, and overall well-being in avian species.
Proposals may address but are not limited to the following focus areas: Nutritional requirements for different avian species Effects of diet on avian health and wellness Behavioral and environmental factors influencing avian nutrition Innovations in avian feeding practices Impact of nutrition on avian reproduction and growth Avian conservation including issues related to wild avian nutrition Researchers, scientists, and professionals in the field of avian health, conservation, and nutrition are eligible to apply.
Individuals or teams from academic institutions, research organizations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies are encouraged to submit proposals. Grant Amount: up to $50,000 per project Funding is intended to support research expenses, including materials, equipment, and personnel costs.
2026 Grant Proposal Deadline: October, 31, 2026 Proposal Guidelines: Interested applicants are required to submit a detailed proposal including the following: Organization name(s) If applicable Project Proposal (3 pages total) Background and significance of the study Expected outcomes and impact Budget and timeline (2 pages total) CV for the individual or the team (3 pages maximum per CV) For more information about the grant winners or Harrison’s Bird foods, please contact: Dana O’Donoghue, CEO, Harrison’s Bird Foods All proposals must be submitted by October 31, 2026 via email to: Dana@HarrisonsBirdFoods.
com Proposals will be evaluated based on scientific merit, relevance to the field, feasibility, and potential impact. Successful applicants will be notified within 30 days of submission. For inquiries and submission of proposals, please contact Dana O’Donoghue, CEO, Harrison’s Bird Foods, Dana@HarrisonsBirdFoods.
com , 615-221-9919 . We look forward to receiving innovative proposals that will advance our collective understanding of avian nutrition and wellness. Thank you for your interest in this grant opportunity.
Veterinary Student Scholarship Harrison’s Bird Foods Recognizes Six Global Recipients of the 2026 Veterinary Student Scholarship Program Harrison’s Bird Foods, a global leader in certified organic avian nutrition, is proud to announce the six recipients of its 2026 Veterinary Student Scholarship Grants.
Each recipient will receive $2,000 USD to support educational experiences that advance their training in avian and exotic animal medicine. This year’s applicant pool was one of the strongest to date, reflecting growing international interest in avian health, conservation, and evidence-based nutrition.
Three of the six recipients are international veterinary students, underscoring the worldwide reach of Harrison’s educational initiatives. 2026 Scholarship Recipients One student from the Netherlands One student from New Zealand One student from Missouri One student from Illinois “We are honored to support this exceptional group of future veterinarians,” said Dr. Greg Harrison , Founder of Harrison’s Bird Foods.
“Their commitment to advancing avian and exotic medicine reflects the values and mission our company was built on. ” The Harrison’s Veterinary Student Scholarship funds meaningful professional development opportunities including externships, conservation projects, conferences, research initiatives, and other hands-on learning experiences.
Recipients are invited to submit written reflections and photos following their supported activity—many of which will be featured in Harrison’s educational outreach programs, including the Bulletin Bird newsletter. “Investing in the next generation of avian veterinarians is essential for the future of companion bird health worldwide,” said Dana O’Donoghue , CEO of Harrison’s Bird Foods.
“We are thrilled to help these students pursue experiences that will shape their careers and strengthen the global avian medical community. ” Harrison’s Bird Foods (HBD International) is the pioneer and leading producer of certified organic, formulated avian diets, developed by avian veterinarians and grounded in decades of clinical experience.
Harrison’s remains committed to improving the health and well-being of companion birds around the world through research, education, and scientifically developed nutrition.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, public and private educational organizations, federal, state, local agencies, and tribal governments. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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Wild Bird Health Grant Opportunities is a grant from the Association of Avian Veterinarians that funds research projects addressing wild bird health, including epidemiology, disease surveillance, treatment, and conservation medicine for free-ranging bird populations. Pre-proposals for qualifying research projects are accepted on a rolling basis for consideration for funding. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, public and private educational institutions, federal, state, and local agencies, and tribal governments. Award amounts vary based on project scope and available funding.
Avian Health Grant Opportunities is a grant from the Association of Avian Veterinarians that funds research addressing clinical aspects of captive bird health, with a focus on companion and zoological species. Priority areas include diagnostic testing, disease treatment, drug pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and practice management. Preference is given to proposals relating to companion bird species, though strong proposals focused on zoological species are also considered. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and government agencies. Award amounts vary by project.