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Grant Program - NH Veterinary Center for Wildlife The New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife (NHVCW) is proud to support New Hampshire veterinarians, licensed wildlife rehabilitators, and prospective Level 1 rehabilitators through targeted grant funding. This program is designed to enhance the medical care and rehabilitation of native wildlife by funding specialized equipment and professional training.
The New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife has established a $50,000 grant pool. Once the required online Grant Application has been completed, the approval process is as follows: For grants up to and including $1,500 – the Center’s board chair may approve singularly. For grants exceeding $1,500 – please provide the required documentation and contact us directly.
For grants at this level, our full board of directors must review and approve. Fast Track a Grant Request Make a gift to help provide medical treatment, rehabilitation, and safe release for NH injured and orphaned wildlife. Fund the Purchase of an Incubator These warming units can nurse an injured bird or mammal or a brood of young animals.
To be eligible for a New Hampshire Veterinary Wildlife Center grant, applicants must: Be a New Hampshire licensed veterinarian or N. H.
licensed wildlife rehabilitator Be a prospective rehabilitator actively working on your Class 1 training Demonstrate active involvement in wildlife care or rehabilitation Use funds preferentially for wildlife-specific medical equipment or training You will need to include the following with your online application: Proof of veterinary license or wildlife rehabilitation permit (License/Permit Number and Issuance Date), if applicable.
If you are an existing licensed wildlife rehabilitator or prospective licensed wildlife rehabilitator, you must also provide your veterinarian of record’s contact information and the tenure and extent of your relationship. Please let them know that we will contact them; alternatively, you may have your veterinarian contact us directly with their statement of support. For questions, please reach out to: Email: info@nhwildlifecare.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Hampshire licensed veterinarians or N. H. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500 (potentially more with full board review). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grant Program is funded by New Hampshire Veterinary Center for Wildlife (NHVCW). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Hampshire. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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