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Find similar grantsGrants to Wildlife Rehabilitators Project is sponsored by Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW). Provides compensation to permitted wildlife rehabilitators for the care of sick and injured wildlife.
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wa. gov/species-habitats/living/injured-wildlife/rehabilitation/grants) # State grants available to wildlife rehabilitators The state Grants to Wildlife Rehabilitators Project helps support permitted wildlife rehabilitators by compensating them for care of sick and injured wildlife.
Expenditures permitted under this program must relate specifically to wildlife rehabilitation, and may provide reimbursement for: * Diagnostic and lab support services. * Purchase and maintenance of proper restraints and equipment used in the capture, transportation, temporary housing, and release of wildlife. * Contracted veterinary services.
* Food, medication and other consumables. * Construction costs and continuing education. Grant funding may not be used to rehabilitate either non-native species or nuisance animals, and may not be used for salaries and wages.
The Grants to Wildlife Rehabilitators Project is administered by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and is funded by a portion of the revenue from personalized license plate sales. Requests for proposals will be announced on this webpage. Funding is granted on a fiscal biennium basis and the contracts are for a term of two years.
There is no matching funds requirement. Applicants may submit only one request every two years and must reside in the WDFW administrative region for which they have applied. Eligible grant recipients include Washington residents properly permitted in wildlife rehabilitation under Washington state and federal law.
A 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit status is not a requirement. Grants to Wildlife Rehabilitators is a direct application, therefore no letter of inquiry is required for initial contact. **WDFW grant contact:**wildliferehabilitation@dfw.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Washington residents with proper wildlife rehabilitation permits. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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