SNAP works closely with the media to help raise awareness of the problem of animal overpopulation and to educate the public on the role that spay-neuter plays in addressing it. We also post our financial records and audit results on our website so that you can see for yourself where your money goes. Several of the most highly regarded nonprofit rating agencies give the organization their highest rating. When you donate to SNAP you can rest assured that your money will be used wisely. While we often need volunteers to assist with events and other tasks, our veterinary and administrative staff are employees of the organization. The task of operating a network of mobile and stationary veterinary clinics is a big job, therefore SNAP is not an all-volunteer operation. We invite you to learn more about its members. The SNAP board of directors exists to support and guide the organization in accomplishing its mission. The animals are depending on you to help. It’s a big job, and we cannot do it without your help. Have your cat or dog spayed or neutered as soon as possible to help prevent them from adding to the tragic toll, and support SNAP by donating or volunteering to help us accomplish our mission and our vision of a world where there are no homeless animals. We also work to protect animals against preventable diseases that might shorten their lives unnecessarily. Spay/neuter is the single most effective way of preventing unwanted births, and animals that are not born never have to face a lonely and heartbreaking death. The Spay-Neuter Assistance Program was founded to reduce the number of animals that die needlessly by attacking the source of the problem. Countless more are abandoned or lost in our communities where they succumb to hunger, thirst, exposure, disease, predation, or accidental death. Millions of dogs and cats are put to death in shelters each year because there are simply not enough homes for them all.

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