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What is the application process?
- Grants are funded to rescue organizations only at this time (501c(3) organizations). We are limiting our grant recipients at this time to North Carolina rescues (may expand in the future).
- Grants are not available to individuals or personal pets
- Application must be complete to be considered for funding
- As part of the agreement to receive a grant, the Recipient agrees to share Before and After photos with Old North Canine Rescue (ONCR) within a reasonable amount of time (i.e. 2 weeks). Photos may be used by ONCR for fundraising efforts “in collaboration.” No additional funding beyond the initial amount will be awarded.
- Please allow about one week after submission for review
- Funds can be disbursed to the Rescue Organization (once relationship is established) or to vet clinic
What can the grant cover?
- At this time, grant totals are between $100-$500. No additional funding beyond the initial amount will be awarded
- At this time, grants will be given for assistance to rescue dogs only
- Grants can be requested for any of the following costs and expenses:
- Dental work (especially for senior dogs)
- Heartworm treatment
- Mange treatment/other skin conditions
- Orthopedic (cannot cover total cost)
- Ear infections
- Other medical issues not listed above
- Training
HELPING THOSE WHO NEED IT THE MOST ...
Tigger with Carolina Adopt-A-Bulls
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Our first recipient of our new K-911 Angel grant was Tigger (April 2019).
Tigger was rescued from a rural Carolina shelter by Carolina Adopt-A-Bulls. We were honored to be able to help with his mange treatment and get him started on his new life. What a handsome dog he turned out to be! 
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Wyndle with Hart-2-Heart Rescue
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Wyndle is an older gentleman who was dumped with a horrible skin infection, a mass on his head and who was in dire need of a dental cleaning.
We provided assistance with these expenses to help Wyndle feel better and get ready for a new life! |
Carly with Susie's Hope
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Carly was rescued from a hoarding situation after which she was vetted and adopted, however, she escaped from her new home and was missing for 5 weeks! The rescue searched continuously until they found her again but unfortunately, she was badly injured with a pelvic fracture, dehydrated, covered in ticks and starving.
We were able to assist with some expenses for her emergency veterinary expenses and help her recover to be ready for a new home. |
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Emma fell from the window of a moving vehicle and broke her back leg.
She is expected to recover fully after cast changes and loving care. We are happy to be able to help with her veterinary expenses so she can find a new home soon. |
