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Find similar grantsUrsula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties. Virginia-based nonprofit animal welfare organizations can apply for grants to support projects including spay/neuter programs, emergency medical care, facility repairs, public education, and regional animal assistance.
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## Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund Grants $70,000 to Animal Welfare Nonprofits **Middleburg, VA – December 3, 2025 —** The Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund and the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties announced $70,000 in grant awards to 41 nonprofit animal rescue organizations across Virginia, including several in Loudoun and northern Fauquier counties.
Ursula Landsrath founded the Animal Rescue Fund of Virginia as an independent organization in 2008, distributing more than $1 million to Virginia-based animal rescue organizations before shutting down grantmaking operations in 2017 when she became seriously ill. Her husband and friends created the Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund within the Community Foundation at her passing in January 2019 to ensure her grantmaking legacy.
Dedicated to her love of animals, the Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund continues to provide needed funds to grassroots animal rescue organizations while benefitting from staffing and investment support unique within the Community Foundation. The Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund selected 41 organizations to receive funding, after conducting a competitive grant process.
This year’s grant awards are as follows: * $2,000 to 4Paws Rescue Team to support trap-neuter-return program for community cats in Northern Virginia * $1,500 to A Fighting Chance Foundation to support emergency medical care for pets from low-income households in Virginia * $1,500 to A. E. R.
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Animal Education and Rescue Organization to support feeding tools, supplies, and formula for native wild life * $2,000 to Advocates for Abused and Abandoned Pets to support for trap-neuter-return programs for feral cats * $2,000 to Animal Care Assistance Program to support low-income veterinary assistance program in Central Virginia * $3,000 to Appalachian Great Pyrenees Rescue to support for spay-neuter program for Great Pyrenees dogs prior to rehoming * $1,000 to Beagle Rescue, Education and Welfare Inc. to support the purchase and installation of an air conditioning unit for rescue kennel * $1,500 to Canines & Kitties Rescue to support spay-neuter program * $1,500 to Cat Action Team to support cat trap-neuter-vaccine-return programs in Central Virginia * $1,000 to Compact Canine Rescue to support spay and neuter of dogs prior to adoption * $2,000 to Culpeper Humane Society to support free trap-neuter-release programs in Culpeper * $3,000 to DC Area Weimaraner Rescue to support spay-neuter program * $1,500 to Dewey Animals, Inc. to support trap-neuter-return program for community cats in Prince William * $1,500 to Equine Rescue League Foundation to support continued equine care at facility shelter * $1,000 to Fauquier SPCA, Inc. to support emergency repairs at rescue facility * $1,500 to Friends of Homeless Animals to support senior cat dental health program * $1,500 to Goochland Community Cats to support medical care, including trap-neuter-return, for feral cats in Goochland * $1,500 to Goochland Pet Lovers to support animal medical fund * $2,000 to Helping Homeless Felines to treatment for sick, injured and disabled cats * $1,000 to Hogs & Kisses Farm Sanctuary to support preventive and emergency medical care for the animals in Albemarle County * $1,500 to Hope’s Legacy Equine Rescue, Inc. to support purchase of a safe animal handling livestock chute * $2,000 to Loudoun Community Cat Coalition to support community cat trap-neuter-return program in Loudoun * $1,500 to MAD Cats to support trap-neuter-return and domestic spay-neuter programs in Culpeper, Madison, Greene and Orange Counties * $3,000 to Middleburg Humane Foundation to support parasite prevention medication for shelter animals * $1,500 to Mutt Love Rescue, Inc. to support homeless dogs with medical expenses * $2,000 to Operation Paws for Homes to support Community Paws Coalition in Alleghany County * $3,000 to Paws For Seniors to support intake exams for rescue dogs and cats * $1,500 to People for Pets Foundation to support veterinary care, medicines and medical supplies for special needs senior cats * $2,000 to Pets Bring Joy to support veterinary care and adoption of community cats * $1,300 to Rappahannock Animal Welfare League to support emergency funding facility washer and dryer * $1,500 to RappCats to support spay-neuter-medical attention for cats in Rappahannock * $3,000 to Serendipity Equine to support urgent equine medications * $1,000 to Serenity Farm Virginia to sheep shed renovations in Clarke County * $1,000 to Shady’s Paw Animal Rescue to support trap-neuter-return program * $1,000 to The Cats at Longstreet to support medical care for kittens with feline infection peritonitis * $2,000 to The Community Cat Alliance to support community cat trap-neuter-return in Winchester * $1,500 to The Grace Card, Inc. to support vet care and intake of cats and kittens * $1,500 to Twin County Humane Society to support cat spay program * $1,200 to Virginia Equine Welfare Society, Inc. to support initial and follow-up farrier treatment for horses * $1,500 to Wildlife Rescue League to support wildlife rehabilitation services in Loudoun County and surrounding areas * $2,000 to Winchester Area SPCA to support launch of a targeted trap-neuter-return program in Old Town Winchester To learn more about the Ursula Landsrath Animal Rescue Fund, or setting up a personalized grantmaking fund, visit: www.
communityfoundationlf. org. **About the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties** Founded in 1999 by local volunteers, the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit designed to accelerate community giving for common good in Loudoun and northern Fauquier counties, surrounding areas and across the nation.
Since its inception, the Community Foundation has granted more than $20 million. Donors who include the Community Foundation in their philanthropic vision benefit from low fees, knowledgeable staff, and personal assurance that legal and accounting issues are managed under one cost-effective banner: the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties. www.
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