Spector Foundation for Animal Welfare & Judaic Studies

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Spector Foundation for Animal Welfare & Judaic Studies The Spector Foundation for Animal Welfare & Judaic Studies was established to prevent animal cruelty, and educate others about animal care.

This organization began in hopes of educating people to prevent animal cruelty, and to help them understand religious symbolism.

The Spector foundation provides over thirty, $2,000.00, grants annually to promote animal welfare. We fund many programs throughout the southeastern United States that support low cost vaccination, spay, and neuter. We grant educational programs like the citrus county Boys & Girls Club animal appreciation event where members visit the Lowry Park Zoo. We support therapy dog organizations, we even assist Stirrups & Strides, for retired race horses to become trained as therapy animals. The Goat Mountain Ranch Sanctuary of North Carolina provides a permanent residence for all kinds of different animals that have no hope of finding another home. Also we provide grants to help small Jewish temple's get started.

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We accept grant applications from 501c3 non-profit groups every year until November 1st, then we release funds December 29th of the same year. Get your application in early so that you are assured funding.

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