SNIP Collier Announces CLINIC MATCHING GIFT CHALLENGE through December 31, 2020!!

SNIP Collier Announces CLINIC MATCHING GIFT CHALLENGE through December 31, 2020!!
Thank you for reporting what we do, Krista Fogelsong and ABC7!
'SNIP'ping the Challenges of Over-pup-ulation
BY GINA STANCEL
Saving lives: local spay/neuter nonprofit helps with more than surgeries
BY KRISTINE GILL
Florida Weekly Correspondent
The little black dog was limp.
Two children had come running in with the animal as Tom Kepp, founder and CEO of SNIP Collier, went about gathering pets to be spayed and neutered in Immokalee....
Through our partnership with Gulf Coast Humane Society & other local clinics, we are able to provide spay/neuter services for needy families and educate pet owners to be responsible
September 30, 2020 🐾
UPDATE
41 SPAY AND NEUTER
17 MOMMY PUPPIES
OWNER SURRENDERS
STRAYS
Update on our numbers
344 🐾 Spay and Neuters
188 🐾 Mommy and puppies
Owners surrenders
Strays
Total of 532 so far this year
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Numbers for 2019🐾
492 Spay and Neuters
178 Mommmy and puppies
Owner surrenders
Strays
Total of 660🐾
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Numbers for 2018🐾
434 Spay and neuters
131 Mommy and puppies
Owner surrenders
Strays
Total 565 🐾
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Number for 2017🐾
Spay and neuters
Mommy and puppies
Owner surrenders
Strays
Total 420 🐾
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Numbers for 2016🐾
Spay and neuter
Mommy and puppies
Owner surrenders
Strays
Total 320🐾
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NumbeIrs 2015🐾
Spay and Neuter
Mommy and puppies
Owner surrenders
Strays
Total 204🐾
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Hundreds of homeless or at-risk animals are rescued and placed in loving homes by SNIP every year
SNIP Collier, Inc IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION
NOVEMBER 21,2020
SNIP COLLIER will be selling our Pumpkin Spice scented candles at the Farmers Market in AVE MARIA 11/21. All proceeds will go directly to building SNIP COLLIER LOW COST SPAY AND NEUTER CLINIC.
Founded in 2013
Mission: To provide Spay & Neuter services to the most needy communities in Collier County Florida.
Goal: To end the euthanizing of otherwise adoptable dogs due to the pet overpopulation crisis.
Too many dogs are euthanized every year in Collier County due to pet overpopulation. The most effective and humane way of addressing the pet overpopulation crisis is through community spay/neuter programs combined with public awareness.
We continue to share statistics with Collier County Domestic Animal Services which have shown a direct line between the increase in dogs that we have sterilized and a decrease in the number of dogs that have been euthanized since 2013. Providing spay and neuter services to those who would otherwise be unable or unwilling to sterilize their companion animals has an immense impact on the number of unwanted or abandoned dogs.
Please feel free to print our flyers to share with those who may need SNIP Collier!