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Find similar grantsWag Wine Operation is sponsored by Wag Wine Operation. The Wag Wine Operation supports no-kill adoption groups by providing grants to assist organizations in purchasing essential supplies, food, and medical care for adoptable pets.
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Wag Wine Operation - Petfinder Foundation Grants range from $250-$1000 depending on the organization’s need to support the number of adoptable pets listed on Petfinder and are awarded on a monthly basis throughout the year until all funds are depleted. Offered in partnership with Wag Wine , this program supports no-kill adoption groups and their day-to-day operations.
Grant funds can be used to purchase necessary supplies, food, vaccines, or anything else that you may need to continue caring for all types of adoptable pets. This grant program will remain open until all funds are depleted. Sadie's Safe Harbor Canine Rescue: Wag Wine Operation Eden Animal Haven: Wag Wine Operation Serenity Canine Advocacy Rescue & Rehab: Wag Wine Operation More stories from this grant
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