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Find similar grantsThe Michelson Found Animals Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Michelson Found Animals Foundation. Supports programs that champion pets at every point they intersect with society.
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Michelson Prize & Grants | Michelson Found Animals Foundation Our Commitment to Grantees Scientific Advisory Board Canine & Feline Reproduction Quality Assurance Toolkit If you are looking for the Michelson Prizes: Next Generation Grants, click here The $25 million Michelson Prize will be awarded to the first entity to provide Found Animals with a single-dose, permanent, nonsurgical sterilant that is safe and effective in male and female cats and dogs.
Found Animals has committed up to $50 million in international research grants to projects that are seeking to develop a nonsurgical spay/neuter method. To date, we have approved approximately 30% of invited proposals. Investigators should review our Resources prior to submitting a letter of intent for a Michelson Grant.
Learn about dog and cat reproduction, our Policy for Animals Involved in Research, and other important tools. Found Animals primary mission is the happiness and safety of animals. From microchips and registration, to responsible adoption initiatives and low-cost spay and neuter surgeries, we are committed to delivering practical solutions that will ensure the health and safety of dogs and cats nationwide.
At Found Animals, we’re on the animal’s side. The Found Animals Registry was built for one reason: to reunite all lost pets with their families. We are dedicated to providing the simplest, most straightforward solution to make our mission a reality.
By offering free registration for all microchip brands, we make it easy for pet owners to register and update their pets’ microchips. In 2008, Found Animals launched the $75 million Michelson Prize & Grants in Reproductive Biology in pursuit of a single-dose, nonsurgical sterilant for cats and dogs.
We envision a world in which this product is widely available to animal care professionals as a means to eliminate shelter Adopt & Shop is committed to creating opportunities for every animal to find a home and the resources to live a long, happy life. As part of Found Animals, we put our money where our hearts are, reinvesting proceeds to improve the well-being of animals everywhere.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization we are for pets, not for profit. Our Commitment to Grantees Scientific Advisory Board Canine & Feline Reproduction Quality Assurance Toolkit Support for Found Animals and its initiatives comes from the generous contributions of Dr. Gary Michelson and Alya Michelson.
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