Funding available to animal rehoming organisations to support animals post-research. The grant supports projects to enhance positive animal welfare outcomes, increase awareness of rehoming practices and support life outside of research facilities.
April 2025
What was approved
Approved for Liberty Foundation Australia
Liberty Foundation Australia has been approved for funding for a facility and equipment expansion and welfare services for small animals such as guinea pigs, rabbits, rats and mice. Funding is also allocated towards awareness programs.
$825,000 was approved by
Minister for AgricultureDate approved
April 2025Location of the recipient
Central CoastAbout the grant
Applications approved
3
Applications received
10
Research Animals Rehoming Grant
Agency funding this grant
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentProgram term
Two YearsWhat was approved
Approved for Animal Welfare League NSW
The Animal Welfare League NSW has been approved for a facility and equipment expansion and welfare services for dogs and cats from research establishments at their new facility in the Greater Sydney area.
$825,000 was approved by
Minister for AgricultureDate approved
April 2025Location of the recipient
LiverpoolAbout the grant
Applications approved
3
Applications received
10
Research Animals Rehoming Grant
Agency funding this grant
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentProgram term
Two YearsFebruary 2025
What was approved
Approved for Blacktown Animal Rehoming Cente (BARC)
Blacktown Animal Rehoming Centre has been approved for funding for a facility and equipment expansion and welfare services for dogs from research at their Blacktown Facility.
$800,000 was approved by
NSW Minister for AgricultureDate approved
February 2025Location of the recipient
BlacktownAbout the grant
Applications approved
3
Applications received
10
Research Animals Rehoming Grant
Agency funding this grant
Department of Primary Industries and Regional DevelopmentProgram term
Two Years