Foundation / Corporation
Pet Care Trust
06/01/22
Grants of up to $125 and in-kind grants of pet store discounts to USA and Canada PreK-9 teachers to teach about responsible pet care and bonding with animals. Funding is intended to offset the costs of current pet maintenance or for the purchase of new pets for the classroom. Eligible pets include small mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and arachnids.
Pets in the Classroom is an educational grant program that provides financial support to teachers to purchase and maintain small animals in the classroom. The program was established by the Pet Care Trust to provide children with an opportunity to interact with pets—an experience that can help to shape their lives for years to come.
These grants are intended to support pets or aquariums in the classroom for the purposes of teaching children to bond with and care for their pets responsibly. The welfare of the small animals involved is of paramount importance.
The Pet Care Trust, in partnership with industry retailers and pet product suppliers, offers three different types of Pets in the Classroom grants:
The Pets in the Classroom grant program encourages teachers to rescue or adopt a pet through a reputable source. The Program supports this through its Rebate and Sustaining grants. With a Rebate grant the teacher can purchase the habitat and supplies.
GrantWatch ID#: 160107
- Store Grants (choose one of 6 participating retailers)
- Rebate grants ($75 for small animal; $125 for fish/reptile/amphibian)
- Sustaining ($50 yearly for maintenance of current pet)
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Choose the appropriate grant type and apply online:
https://www.petsintheclassroom.org/choose-a-grant/
If you do not hear any reply regarding your grant after 2-3 weeks, you may contact christines@petsintheclassroom.org, tel:443-921-2825 X 120, or emccarthy@msp-amc.com tel:443-921-2825 X 106.
Email contact form:
http://www.petsintheclassroom.org/contact/
Phone: 443-921-2825 x 114 or 120
Pets in the Classroom
3465 Box Hill Corporate Center Drive
Suite H
Abingdon, MD 21009
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