Funding for Non-Investive Animal Welfare Measures

This program supports non-profit animal welfare organizations, animal shelters, and municipalities in Thuringia. The main goal is to improve the welfare of free-roaming stray cats through spaying/neutering, microchipping, and associated veterinary treatments to stabilize and long-term reduce their population and promote their health.

The program offers financial support for non-investive animal welfare measures, especially for the spaying/neutering and microchip identification of free-roaming stray cats in Thuringia. This also includes necessary veterinary treatments and the purchase of associated equipment.

This program offers non-repayable grants to support animal welfare initiatives. The funding covers specific costs associated with the spaying/neutering and microchipping of stray cats, with a maximum amount set per project.

Applicants must meet specific conditions, including submitting a statement from the veterinary office, committing to microchip identification and registration, and reporting collected data. The funding decision is at the discretion of the authority.

The application process involves submitting a comprehensive application, including project descriptions and necessary declarations, to the Thuringian State Administration Office by the annual deadlines.

The program is established and governed by a specific directive of the Free State of Thuringia, based on the Thuringian State Budget Code and its administrative regulations.