Petco Pets in the Classroom Grant Coupon Samples

If you are looking for a pet in a classroom not listed in the grant above or if you want to shop at a private pet shop, you can apply for a pet with a class rebate subsidy. The teacher purchases the item and submits the receipt to the pet care trust fund for compensation. The grant amount is $ 75 (birds and small animals) or $ 125 (fish and reptiles).

* Please apply for appropriate grant. This $ 125 rebate grant ** applies to fish, geckos, frogs, whiskers, and so on. If you want to purchase small animals you need to apply for a $ 75.00 rebate. *

Rebate grant is a one-time grant. You can not apply for rebate multiple times. After receiving the initial grant, you can receive continuous approval.

Past grantees are not entitled to grants for new classroom pets, but apply for a subsidy that can provide up to $ 50 grant to keep existing classroom pets I can. Through eight different types of grants, each teacher has the opportunity to choose a grant that suits him directly through an application that has no direct problem on the classroom website (www.PetsintheClassroom.org) directly. For more information, please visit www.PetsintheClassroom.org. There are many advantages to keeping pets in the classroom. It boosts morale, helps students to acquire ownership and care skills, reduce stress and anxiety, and balance with the competitive environment in the discussion.

If you are looking for a pet in a classroom not listed in the grant above or if you want to shop at a private pet shop, you can apply for a pet with a class rebate subsidy. The teacher purchases the item and submits the receipt to the pet care trust fund for compensation. The grant amount is $ 75 (birds and small animals) or $ 125 (fish and reptiles).

These grants are designed to support pets and aquariums in the classroom to educate their children to take care of their pets by taking responsibility and contacting pets. The welfare of the small animals involved is very important. These subsidies can not be used for any type of research or experiment. Only small animals living in the classroom are eligible to participate in this program. Dogs, cats, and other larger household pets are excluded. Scientific projects such as caterpillar / butterfly, worm / compost, egg hatching program are not considered pets in the classroom and are not subject to this program. Animals not classified as livestock are eligible