Last week, the Federation and our Division of Animal Cruelty Law Enforcement received a request from the Humane Society of the United States who was working with a well-established downstate law enforcement agency to help coordinate the emergency placement of … Continued
When the final votes were taken on the FY18-19 State Budget, it included $5 million in new funding for the Companion Animal Capital Fund which helps to support building projects at the state’s network of animal shelters. In the first … Continued
When Governor Cuomo announced the Companion Animal Capital Fund awards on Tuesday, February 27th, four of the Federation’s members received $1,720,867. Libby Post, Executive Director of the New York State Animal Protection Federation, said, “We are absolutely thrilled by the … Continued
We know that finding just the right spot on the webinar to answer an application how to question is time consuming. To help you, the Federation has gone through the webinar and made Click by Click CACF Application Instructions. They’re quick and … Continued
On November 1, the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets held a webinar on how to register for the NYS Grants Gateway and how to apply for a capital grant. Click here for the webinar and Ag & Markets Q&A.
Let Governor Cuomo know you support him including $5 Million in his 2018-19 Executive Budget for the second year of the Companion Animal Capital Fund.
31 members and counting, the Fed welcomes the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, Delaware Valley Humane Society, Hudson Valley Humane Society, Suffolk County SPCA, Ulster County SPCA, Montgomery County SPCA and the Cornell University Maddie’s Fund Shelter Medicine Program. For … Continued
$5M Fund for Animal Shelters the First in the Nation! Responding to the overwhelming need to assist the state’s humane societies, SPCAs and nonprofit and municipal animal shelters with their efforts to improve their building and equipment, the New York State … Continued
We need you to ask Governor Cuomo to support the Companion Animal Capital Fund. Just fill in the form and send him an email. It’s quick and easy. The message is already there!
Click here to send emails to State Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan and Senate Finance Chair Cathy Young urging them to include the Companion Animal Capital Fund in the Senate’s budget bills.