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Find similar grantsPet Lover's Fund (Idaho Pet-Friendly License Plate Program) is sponsored by Idaho Department of Transportation (administered by an independent steering committee). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Legislative Action - Idaho Humane Society The Idaho Humane Society strongly opposes Senate Bill 1084, which seeks to exempt wildlife and exotic animal exhibitors from regulation by State Agencies. Regulation is critical to ensuring the humane treatment of animals, and this exemption could have serious consequences for animal welfare and public safety.
Please contact your local state representatives and ask that they vote NO on this bill: https://bit. ly/IdahoRepresentatives Ada County leaders are considering whether to update their animal ordinance to make it align more closely with state law related to “dangerous” dogs and to add more specific animal cruelty provisions.
According to a recent report published by the American Veterinary Medical Association, Idaho has the highest percentage of dog owners in the U. S (58%) and we are in the top 10 states nationally for cat ownership (38%). The full article was published in the Idaho Statesman on Dec.
11, 2018. The Pet-Friendly License Plate bill The Pet-Friendly License Plate bill was signed into effect at 1:30 pm, March 15, 2019, at Governor Little’s office. Special thanks to Representatives Kloc, Kauffman, Moyle, and Wintrow, Lisa Kauffman and all the legislators who supported this bill.
GOAL: To enable Idaho veterinarians to provide dog and cat spay and neuters in low-income or rural areas. This will decrease pet overpopulation, providing financial relief to our municipal and private animal shelters and rescue groups and improve the quality of life for pets in low-income households.
Proceeds from the sale of the plate will be deposited into the Pet Lovers Fund, from which grants will be distributed by an independent steering committee, on an annual basis to fund spay/neuter services for dogs and cats to low-income residents. Any licensed Idaho veterinarian, municipal animal shelter, or private 501(c)3 animal shelter or rescue group can apply for a grant.
Grant amounts will depend on how many plates are sold each year. To read the bill, click here. Generosity comes in many forms; when you give to Idaho Humane Society, you help us make a difference.
Donations made through Facebook and PayPal Giving Fund will transmit to Idaho Humane Society within 15-45 business days after a donation is made. A tax receipt will be emailed immediately from PayPal Giving Fund. Facebook automatically keeps donor names anonymous unless you opt-in.
Community generosity helps our programs grow and extends our reach. Checks may be made out to the Idaho Humane Society and mailed to:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Idaho providing spay/neuter services, with a focus on low-income residents. Lewis Clark Animal Shelter is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering spay/neuter surgeries to the community. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
Pet Lover's Fund (Idaho Pet-Friendly License Plate Program) is funded by Idaho Department of Transportation (administered by an independent steering committee). Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
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