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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Kittyhawk Foundation
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
Kittyhawk Foundation is a registered Alberta animal welfare charity providing annual grants to federally registered animal rescue organizations in the greater Edmonton area. The foundation supports spay/neuter programs, organizes TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) clinics, and supplies resources to local rescue groups. View Kittyhawk Foundation's website for more information.
Content last updated: March 6, 2026
List of grants and funding offered by Kittyhawk Foundation
1 programs availableAbout Kittyhawk Foundation
What is the mission of Kittyhawk Foundation?
To reduce the number of unwanted, neglected and abused animals in the greater Edmonton area and to support the efforts of other qualified animal rescue groups in their endeavors to achieve these goals.
What type of organization is Kittyhawk Foundation?
Kittyhawk Foundation is a Foundation.
When was Kittyhawk Foundation founded?
Kittyhawk Foundation was founded in 2005-09-29.
What is Kittyhawk Foundation's official website?
Kittyhawk Foundation's official website is https://kittyhawkfoundation.ca/.
What else should I know about Kittyhawk Foundation?
Role in the Funding Ecosystem
Kittyhawk Foundation serves as a vital funding intermediary in Edmonton's animal welfare sector, providing annual grants to support local rescue organizations and spay/neuter initiatives. As a registered charity, it bridges funding gaps for organizations working directly with animals in need.
General Evaluation Criteria
Grant applications are accepted annually from federally registered animal welfare and rescue organizations in the greater Edmonton area. Organizations must submit applications by May 1st, with funding distributed on May 31st each year.
Transparency and Accountability
The foundation publicly reports its impact, including over $75,000 in donations to local rescue organizations. Its board of directors includes founders Leslie and Noel Dowler, Dr. Deborah Carroll, and Jennifer Simmonds.
History and Evolution
Established as a registered Alberta charity on September 29, 2005, with federal status achieved in May 2007. The first spay/neuter clinic was hosted in September 2013 at Granada Veterinary Services, involving 18 volunteers. The foundation continues to operate Trap, Neuter, and Release Days in partnership with Westwind Veterinary Hospital.
Supported Audiences and Impact
Primary beneficiaries include federally registered animal welfare and rescue organizations in Edmonton, feral cat feeding groups, and community cats through TNR programs. The foundation also provides handcrafted beds and toys to local rescue groups.