Grants

Expanding access to life-changing care and vital spay/neuter resources for Colorado’s pets and underserved communities.


72% OF GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO RURAL SERVING AGENCIES

INCLUDES CURRENT GRANTEES

License Plate Grants

Funding vital veterinary care for adoptable shelter and rescue pets.


Cycle Opens: December 15, 2026


Deadline: February 15, 2027 5pm MT

Revenue from license plate sales is dedicated to the spay/neuter, veterinary medical treatment, and microchip identification (implant and registration) of pet animals in the care of PACFA licensed shelters, rescue groups, and animal control agencies.  

Eligibility Guidelines Apply Online

FY2026 Grantees

Organization Name Amount Awarded
4R Animals $8,000
A cat rescue out in the sticks $3,500
Animal Friends Alliance $10,000
Animal Rescue of the Rockies $3,000
Ark-Valley Humane Society $10,000
Cat Care Society $13,000
City of Rocky Ford Animal Shelter $2,000
City of Yuma $12,000
Colorado Animal Rescue $12,000
Delta County Citizens for Animal Welfare and Shelter $10,000
Delta County Humane Society $5,000
Denver Animal Shelter $25,000
Eagle Valley Humane Society $5,000
Feline Rescue Network dba lookwhatthecatbroughtin.org $5,000
Foothills Animal Shelter $20,000
Fort Morgan Police Department - City of Fort Morgan $5,000
Gabriel Foundation $12,000
Garfield County Animal Welfare Foundation, Inc. d/b/a Rifle Animal Shelter $25,000
Golden Retriever Rescue of the Rockies $12,000
Grand County Pet Pals $5,000
Grand Rivers Humane Society $30,000
Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League (GVAWL) $15,000
Happy Cats Haven $1,000
Hoof & Paw inc. (Animal Shelter and Thrift Store) $17,000
Humane Colorado San Luis Valley Animal Center $4,000
Humane Society of Boulder Valley $12,000
Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region (Including Pueblo facility) $71,000
JJs Helping Paws $20,000
La Junta Animal Shelter $3,000
La Plata County Humane Society $8,000
Lamar Animal Shelter $11,000
Leadville Lake County Animal Shelter $6,000
Logan County Humane Society $16,000
Longmont Humane Society $3,000
NOCO Humane (Including Weld Facilities) $20,000
PawsCo $3,000
Pawsitive K9 Solutions Inc Pawsitive Pathways $8,000
Rezdawg Rescue $5,000
Riverdale Animal Shelter $17,000
Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue $2,500
Rocky Mountain French Bulldog Rescue $6,000
Rocky Mountain House Rabbit Rescue $10,000
Roice-Hurst Humane Society $30,000
Routt County Humane Society $14,000
Safe Harbor Lab Rescue $5,000
Second Chance Animal Rescue Foundation $3,000
Second Chance Humane Society, Inc. $3,000
Summit County Animal Control and Shelter $12,000
Surface Creek Animal Shelter $15,000
Teller County Regional Animal Shelter $10,000
The Feline Fix $6,000
True Companions $3,000
Upper Rio Grande Animal Society $6,000
Wild Blue Cats $2,000

$600,000
GRANTED

in FY2026

Donated through the purchase of 25,500 Adopt-a-Shelter-Pet plates on the road today.





$1.1M
REQUESTED

via applications in FY2026

To meet this need, CPOF would need to sell 10,000 additional license plates every year. Get your plate today!





Adoptable Pets Received:

6,720+ Spay/Neuter Surgeries

7,560 Wellness
Veterinary Care

9,500+ Microchips


Reported by FY2025 Grantees

Tax Checkoff Grants

Funding spay/neuter for owned Colorado pets


Application Opens: May 15, 2026


Deadline: July 15, 2026 at 5pm MDT


Tax Checkoff funds are dedicated to the spay/neuter of owned animals by local coalitions of humane societies, veterinary clinics, and animal care and control organizations. Trap-Neuter-Return programs are not eligible for these grants.

Eligibility Guidelines Apply Online

FY2027 Grantees

Organization Name Amount Awarded
Animal Friends Alliance $3‚000
Ark Valley Animal Hospital‚ Inc $6‚000
Ark-Valley Humane Society $3‚000
Bergen Spay and Neuter $4‚000
Colorado Animal Rescue $1‚000
Delta County Veterinary Medical Association $5‚000
Denkai Animal Sanctuary Community Veterinary Clinic $5‚000
Eagle Valley Humane Society $2‚000
Eastern Colorado Veterinary Services $9‚000
For Pets' Sake Humane Society $4‚000
Garfield County Animal Welfare Foundation‚ Inc. d/b/a Rifle Animal Shelter $4‚000
Grand Valley Pets Alive $1‚500
Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League (GVAWL) $3‚000
Hoof & Paw inc. (Animal Shelter and Thrift Store) $3‚000
Humane Society of Pagosa Springs $4‚000
Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region $6‚000
JJs Helping Paws $8‚000
La Plata County Humane Society $3‚000
Mesa County Animal Services $9‚000
Montrose Animal Protection Agency (MAPA) $5‚000
Northern Colorado Friends of Ferals $1‚000
Peaceful Coexistence Ltd $1‚000
Peak View Animal Hospital $11‚000
Pet Assistance League Store $3‚000
Roice-Hurst Humane Society $6‚000
Routt County Humane Society $3‚000
Second Chance Humane Society‚ Inc. $1‚000
SLV Spay and Neuter $4‚000
South Park Good Samaritan Fund for Animals $3‚000
Summit County Animal Control and Shelter $2‚000
Teller County Regional Animal Shelter $2‚500
The Street Dog Coalition $5‚000

$131,000
GRANTED

in FY2027

Coloradans donate through the voluntary tax checkoff on their state income tax return or donate anytime online.



$483,340
REQUESTED

via applications in FY2027

To meet this need, CPOF would need more
than $350,000 additional dollars donated.




Owned Pets Received:

6,000+ Spay/Neuter Surgeries

Reported by FY2026 Grantees


The $216,000 granted last year helped to contribute to the spaying/neutering of more than 6,000 pets across Colorado.

Please contact us if you have any additional questions or if you need help with your application.

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