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Community Cats Grant Application Form

Thanks for your interest in the Community Cats Grants program! 

Before you begin, please note that this application form does not allow you to save your progress. We recommend preparing your responses in a separate document and copying them into the form once you’re ready to submit. 

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at grants@unitedspayalliance.org. 

Community Cats Grant Application

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

This is the email address we will use for all communications regarding your grant application.

Organization Address*















Organizations must have claimed and updated their profile on GuideStar.org to be eligible for the Community Cats Grants program. Visit this link for more information on claiming your GuideStar profile: https://help.candid.org/s/article/How-to-Claim-Your-Nonprofit-Profile

While you may offer multiple programs, please select the option that most closely fits your organization’s primary focus.

Do you have a TNR Program?*




If you do not have a TNR program, enter N/A.

If you do not have a TNR program, enter N/A.
Do you have access to low cost spay/neuter?*




This should be one number.

Do you spay/neuter before adoption?*



Do you routinely combo test community cats (FIV/FeLV)?*




We are specifically asking whether your standard TNR protocol includes combo testing for healthy cats who are being returned to live outdoors. Please do not include testing done only in cases of illness/injury or foster/adoption.

Funds must be used to subsidize spay/neuter for community cats. Please describe how you anticipate using the support — for example, as part of a specific project, clinic, or ongoing community work.

For this grant, community cats are cats that are outdoors–four paws on the pavement. They may be feral or friendly, on owned or public property.

1 being, “I’m very uncomfortable.” and 10 being, “I’m an expert!”
We periodically send updates about our grant program in our weekly email newsletter.