AAEP Foundation Asks Veterinarians to Submit Cases for Laminitis Study
 First Laminitis Research Project study attempts
to identify ris... More »
AAEP Foundation/Markel Insurance Company Honor Top-Achieving Veterinary Students with Scholarships
 Eight outstanding equine veterinary students selected for schola... More »
New Jersey Practitioners Selected for 2011 Good Works for Horses Award
 The American Association of Equine Practitioners applauds New Je... More »
Convention Attracts 6,400 to San Antonio
 The 57th Annual Convention of the American Association of Equine... More »
Florida Practitioner Dr. John Mitchell Leads the AAEP in 2012
 New president inducted during the 57th Convention in San Antonio... More »
Reproduction Researcher Dr. Margo Macpherson Begins AAEP Board Service
 The American Association of Equine Practitioners welcomed Margo... More »
|
Funding/GrantsThe AAEP Foundation accepts equine specific funding requests that are dedicated to the health and welfare of the horse. Funds are awarded to those requests that have the most impact on a national and/or international level.
Unfortunately, the AAEP Foundation does not grant funds to facilities that care for unwanted or retirement horses. This includes horses that may have been abandoned, abused or neglected. The AAEP Foundation focuses its efforts and funds for this population of horses through its assistance to the Unwanted Horse Coalition and related programs.
To be considered for funding by the AAEP Foundation, completed applications must be received by May 1. Applications may be submitted from Feb. 1 to May 1.
Applications for Emergency Funds or Equine Disaster Relief may be submitted at any time. Review and approval of these funds will be at the discretion of the AAEP Foundation. Click here to download the Funding Application and Instructions for Applying. If you would like to receive the Funding Application as a Word document, please contact Jodie Bingham, Foundation development coordinator, at jbingham@aaep.org. Requests for funding submitted without a completed application will not be considered. The AAEP Foundation does not grant funds for individual equine research projects, but it does provide funds for projects or events that support the coordination of equine research. (Example: Support of the 2009 Equine Laminitis Research Workshop, Support of the 2007 Lameness Research Meeting and Panel, 2006 Equine Research Summit, and 2005 Equine Colic Symposium.) Individuals interested in equine research or scholarship funding should refer to the Research or Scholarship headings on the Foundation Web site. |
|
American Association of Equine Practitioners |
