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The Trinity K9 Puppy Health Foundation Annual Grants' Cycle Format:
The Trinity K9 Puppy Health Foundation Grants Program was established to aid research and give assistance to approved only breeders who need vital equipment during whelping when a premature delivery is expected and to institutions researching the following:
Premature Canine Birth, Whelp complications, Neo-natal death with the first year of birth,
Maternal puppy rejection, Fading Puppy Syndrome , Pain Management in Pups and Public Awareness of Puppy Farms and Poor Breeding in the UK. It was set up in the name of Trinity a 12 month old Havanese pup rejected at birth ,lovingly raised for a year who died suddenly .She had a short but wonderful life and we would like less fortunate pups to be given the same chances in life she had available to her.
Criteria for Trinity K9 Health Foundation Grant Application:
- Programs must be designed to provide outcomes or conclusions which will benefit companion animal health and/or welfare, will engender owner understanding of the care for pets, will create a greater understanding of the benefits of pet ownership and will promote professionalism among members of the companion animal community.
- Grant monies cannot be used for institutional overhead or operations expense.
- Grant monies for research and special projects are provided to not-for-profit organizations and conducted by the same organization.
- Grant recipients are accountable for programs' completion, midterm and final reports and for budget reporting and reconciliation.
- Grant monies are not intended for construction projects or for the purchase of equipment, unless the equipment is integral to the funded program as listed above .
- Programs with co-funding or other contributions are preferred.
Any organisation or breeder found breaching the criteria will be pursued through the courts for returns of all monies.
The Trinity K9 Puppy Health Foundation is dedicated to the mission of promoting public understanding of the value and right to enjoy happy and healthy companion animals. In an effort to educate the public and the companion animal community, the results of the Trinity K9 Puppy Health Foundation funded projects and programs will be submitted to pet industry trade magazines, pet organization newsletters and related journals. Grant recipients are expected to provide mid-term and final project reports and budget reconciliation reports.
All program application requests, pre-proposal applications, full proposal applications, Trinity K9 PHF agreements, reports and correspondence must be sent to the Program Coordinator in a timely fashion addressed to:
Administrator,
Trinity K9 Puppy Health Foundation
www.eurobichons.com
eurobichons@aol.com
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