FUNDRAISING RESOURCES

How to fundraise for Disabled Animal Rescue?

Discover essential resources for fundraising for disabled animal rescues, including grants, corporate sponsorships, and unique ideas to engage donors.

Top 5 grants for Disabled Animal Rescue nonprofits in 2025

Unlock funding for your nonprofit with grants designed for Disabled Animal Rescue. Explore government, foundation, and corporate grants to expand your impact.

ASPCA COVID-19 Relief & Recovery Initiative

American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

Up to $25,000

Private Foundation

Grants for animal welfare organizations impacted by COVID-19. Funds can be used for general operating expenses, programs, and capacity building to support disabled animal rescue efforts.

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Petco Love Foundation Grant

Petco Love

$5,000 - $100,000

Private Foundation

Grants to support animal welfare organizations, including those focused on disabled animal rescue. Funds can be used for various purposes including medical care, equipment, and facility improvements.

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PEDIGREE Foundation Innovation Grant

PEDIGREE Foundation

Up to $50,000

Private Foundation

Grants for innovative programs that increase dog adoption rates, including programs for disabled dogs. Funds support new, creative approaches to finding forever homes for dogs in need.

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Rachael Ray Save Them All Grants

Best Friends Animal Society

$5,000 - $50,000

Private Foundation

Grants for no-kill animal shelters and rescue groups, including those supporting disabled animals. Funds can be used for various lifesaving programs and initiatives.

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BISSELL Pet Foundation Emergency Grant

BISSELL Pet Foundation

Varies

Private Foundation

Emergency grants for animal welfare organizations facing unforeseen circumstances, including those caring for disabled animals. Funds can be used for various urgent needs.

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Top 5 companies donating to Disabled Animal Rescue nonprofits in 2025

Partner with businesses that share your mission! Corporate sponsorships can provide funding, in-kind donations, and visibility to help your nonprofit expand and sustain Disabled Animal Rescue efforts.

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1.75% platform fees. 2.95% platform fees for event ticketing, membership payments and P2P campaigns. Reduced fees for pro and premium plans.
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10 Best fundraising ideas for Disabled Animal Rescue in 2025

Innovative fundraising fuels your mission. From peer-to-peer campaigns to community events, explore creative ways to raise funds and ensure long-term success for your Disabled Animal Rescue.

1

Paw-sitive Painting Party

Host a painting event where participants create artwork using adaptive tools alongside disabled animals. Sell tickets, offer refreshments, and auction the finished pieces.

2

Virtual 'Day in the Life' Sponsorship Program

Create an immersive online experience where donors can sponsor a disabled animal for a day, receiving real-time updates, photos, and videos of the animal's care and activities.

3

Adaptive Pet Gear Pop-Up Shop

Launch a temporary retail space selling innovative adaptive pet products, with proceeds benefiting the rescue. Partner with adaptive gear manufacturers for inventory and demonstrations.

4

Wheels Up! Virtual Race Challenge

Organize a virtual race where participants log miles walked, run, or wheeled alongside their pets. Offer tiered registration options and incentives for fundraising milestones.

5

Corporate 'Pawsitivity' Challenge

Engage local businesses in a month-long competition to raise funds and awareness for disabled animal rescue. Offer workplace visits with therapy animals and recognition for top performers.

6

Inclusive Pet Calendar Photo Contest

Host a photo contest featuring disabled pets and their owners, with winning entries featured in a high-quality calendar. Sell calendars and offer sponsorship opportunities for local businesses.

7

Adaptive Agility Course Showcase

Design and host an adaptive agility course event showcasing the abilities of disabled animals. Offer spectator tickets, merchandise sales, and opportunities for attendees to try the course with their own pets.

8

Paw-some Adaptive Tech Hackathon

Partner with tech companies and universities to host a hackathon focused on developing innovative solutions for disabled animals. Offer prizes, showcase inventions, and auction prototypes.

9

Inclusive Pet Yoga Series

Launch a series of inclusive yoga classes where participants can practice alongside therapy animals, including those with disabilities. Offer both in-person and virtual attendance options.

10

Adaptive Pet Care Education Program

Develop and sell a comprehensive online course teaching adaptive pet care techniques. Partner with veterinarians and animal behaviorists to create content, and offer tiered pricing with premium support options.

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