previous GRANT RECIPIENTS

Franklin's Friends has awarded grants to Osceola County Animal Services for vaccination/microchip clinics, heartworm testing/education/prevention clinics, spay/neuter services for community cats,  TNR events, community education, treatment of heartworm positive dogs, pet retention programs, and provision of  veterinary services that could not be provided by the shelter veterinarian

Franklin's Friends awarded a grant to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office to purchase vests for the four Comfort Canines in the Seminole County Public Schools system.

Franklin's Friends has previously awarded a grant to L.E.A.S.H. Inc. to spay/neuter dogs owned by Lake County residents who can not afford this procedure.

Franklin's Friends awarded a grant to the Florida Hospital Foundation to purchase protective vests for Florida Hospital's (now AdventHealth's) six K9 officers.

Franklin's Friends has previously awarded a grant to Daytona Beach German Shepherd Rescue to rescue and treat dogs in the state of Florida.

Franklin's Friends awarded a grant to Partnership for Paws for  veterinary care, food, and supplies  for rescued dogs.

Franklin's Friends has awarded grants to Chi Chi's Rescue Ranch to pay for veterinary care (including spay/neuter, surgeries, basic vetting, treating injuries or illness, or heartworm treatment) and board and train expenses for dogs rescued from Central Florida kill shelters.

Franklin's Friends has awarded grants to T.E.A.R.S. of Seminole County for surgeries, medications, and veterinary care for dogs and cats that come through Seminole County Animal Services.

Franklin's Friends awarded grants to South Lake Animal League to furnish the surgical facility at their low cost veterinary clinic,  to purchase a van to transport pets during rescue runs, trips to the veterinary clinic, community events, and community outreach programs, and to provide general veterinary care to low income residents in Leesburg.

Franklin's Friends awarded grants to ARNI Foundation for the shelter and medical care of dogs and cats rescued from Florida kill shelters.

Franklin's Friends has previously awarded grants to Spay the Strays to pay for veterinary care (including spay, neuter, and vaccination) and microchipping of cats trapped or rescued in Central Florida.

Franklin's Friends awarded Houndhaven a grant to help them purchase a van to transport rescued dogs to adoption events and home visits and to rescue dogs and transport them to their shelter.