Shiba Prom Grants

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Shiba Prom distributes funds four times per year to Shiba Inu rescue organizations that provide care for Shibas throughout the U.S. If you’re a Shiba rescue in need, we’d like to help!

Our next grant application cycle is open from September 1 to September 30, 2018. Learn how to apply for a grant below, and follow us on Facebook for our latest news.

Who can apply for a Shiba Prom financial grant?
To be eligible for a grant, your rescue must:

• Provide care or shelter for Shiba Inus or Shiba Inu mixes, and
• Be a recognized 501(c)(3), or incorporated as a not-for-profit in the state where you do business.

How does the grant application process work?

• Shiba Prom’s grant application cycle occurs four times per year: January–March, April–June, July–September, and October–December.
• Eligible Shiba rescues can:
  • Apply for two grants per application cycle
  • Request anywhere from $100.00 to $500.00 per grant
  • Request a grant for services that need to be performed* (such as a veterinarian’s quote for a medical procedure), or for services that have already been performed (such as reimbursement for a vet bill that’s already been paid).
• Grants are distributed as a payment to the rescue through PayPal.
• If you’d like to apply for two grants, please fill out a separate application (see below) for each grant.
• Follow us on Facebook for the latest updates on grant information.

Great! Our rescue is eligible. How do we apply?
Just complete the online application below, with:

• Your contact name and information
• A digital photo of the dog in need
• A description of the dog’s situation and financial requirements
• A digital copy (PDF, JPG, or PNG) of the related bill or invoice.

Once you click Submit, you’ll receive an email confirming your application. A Shiba Prom team member will follow up with you within the next seven days. 

Questions? Please contact us anytime at grants@shibaprom.org. Thanks again for your interest, and we look forward to helping your Shibas!

*Applications for services that still need to be performed will require follow-up documentation (for example, the vet bill after services have been completed).

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