Our Grantees
Finding Animals Their Own Place in the Sun
2026 Repeat Grant Recipient
The Street Dog Coalition's mission is to offer free veterinary care, especially preventive services, to pets of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. By bringing street medicine and pop-up clinics directly to the community.
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With the help of Dover's Chair, The Street Dog Coalition can continue to provide free spay/neuter vouchers throughout 2026 to pet parents attending SDC clinics with eligible pets that have not yet been sterilized.
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DONATE TO THE STREET DOG COALITION
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2026 Grant Recipient
Missoula AdvoCats' mission is to foster a brighter future for cats through genuine commitment to rescue, spay/neuter, and adoption efforts, supported by a network of dedicated volunteers and donors.
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With the help of Dover's Chair, Missoula AdvoCats will be able to partner with
​IKare and Project Veterinary Clinic and St Francis Darby Clinic for their spay and neuter program.
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2026 Grant Recipient
White Wings Rescue's mission is to reduce pet overpopulation and improve animal welfare through spay/neuter programs, trap-neuter-return (TNR) for feral cats, rescue and foster care, medical treatment, and adoption services. The organization also educates the public about humane animal care, responsible pet ownership, and the importance of spaying, neutering, and adoption, while collaborating with shelters, rescue organizations, and community partners to reduce euthanasia and improve outcomes for homeless animals.​
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With the help of Dover's Chair, White Wings Rescue is able to spay and alter the cats in their care, as well as for people asking for help with strays and ferals near Ronan, Montana.
White Wings Rescue is also the recipient of a second grant to help with the overwhelming kitten season in 2026. With 38 kittens and 10 mama cats, this grant will go toward altering the group so they are ready for adoption or to return to their colonies.
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Tom
Who was feral and will now go in to be neutered
Kittens
Rescued from living outside
Mama and Kittens
Rescue mom and her babies
2026 Repeat Grant Recipient
Loving Paws Animal Center is dedicated to homeless cats in need of medical attention, including spay & neuter services in resource-limited areas. LPAC takes pride in transforming kitties of all ages who have suffered unnecessary neglect, abuse, and abandonment. LPAC offers both temporary and long-term care to at-risk cats, in a loving, respectful, and attentive family environment.
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With the help of Dover's Chair in 2026, Loving Paws can provide life-changing procedures for Rhylinn & Kayn, both senior, once-homeless cats. Loving Paws would also be able to TNVR a neglected colony at a vacant property, which is also experiencing upper respiratory infections & injuries, located in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.
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DONATE TO LOVING PAWS ANIMAL SHELTER
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Rylinn
Who needed a Bentral Bulla Osteotomy.
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Tippecanoe Colony Cat
Cat in need of altering from colony being cared for by Loving Paws
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Tippecanoe Colony Cats
Cats in Tippecanoe Colony
2026 Recipient
Border Tails Rescue's mission is to eliminate the need for euthanasia of homeless dogs by providing shelter and arranging loving homes for adoptable dogs.
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Dover's Chair sent a donation to Border Tails Rescue after hearing about their need for funding via Eric and Joey on Instagram.
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DONATE TO BOARDER AND TAILS RESCUE
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2026 Grant Recipient
Pet Paw-See's​ Mission is to rescue and help their furry friends in need and to educate the public about basic, humane animal care.
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With the help of Dover's Chair, Pet Paw-See will be able to work on two TNR projects for colonies in their area, with almost fifty cats.
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2026 Grant Recipient
Samson's Sanctuary​ is dedicated to saving vulnerable dogs both domestically and internationally, with a special focus on rescuing dogs from South Korea.
With the help of Dover's Chair, Samson's Sanctuary will be able to provide essential veterinary care, foster supplies, and transportation needed to rescue and place dogs in safe, permanent homes. Funding will also support behavioral rehabilitation and training for dogs recovering from trauma. Together, these services improve animal health, increase adoption success, and help ensure long-term placement in loving homes.
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2026 Grant Recipient
Longmont Friends of Feral & Abandoned Cats' mission is to improve the lives of community cats and the people who care for them in Longmont and the surrounding area through our comprehensive programs: TNR, Cat Socialization, Colony Management, Foster, Adoption, and Education.
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With the help of Dover's Chair, LFFAC can help with a targeted Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiative in partnership with the City of Dacono. This collaborative project aims to address community cat overpopulation through a coordinated, community-based effort while improving the health and welfare of free-roaming cats.
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