COUPONS ARE CURRENLY NOT AVAILABLE. IF YOU ADOPTED FROM SNIP PLEASE CALL (541) 531-1086 FOR INFO ON SPAY/NEUTER SERVICES.
Pet overpopulation
is a problem that
you can help solve.
Welcome to SNIP
The Siskiyou Spay Neuter Program (SNIP) is a non-profit volunteer only organization formed in 2002 to help end dog and cat overpopulation in Siskiyou County through education, support and need-based financial assistance to pet owners. Since 2002, SNIP has given out over $660,000+ in spay and neuter coupons and has helped facilitate the spay and neuter of over 25,000 pets in Siskiyou County.
“Our concern and empathy for homeless and euthanized dogs and cats (the consequence of overpopulation) provides us with the motivation for our programs and actions.”
Founder Cheryl Webber
In addition to serving pet owners throughout Siskiyou County, we have helped pay for spay/neuters for Siskiyou County Animal Control, the Siskiyou Humane Society, and The Rescue Ranch in Yreka. No more homeless or euthanized pets in Siskiyou County! Our program is completely funded by donations, gifts and grants.
For more information on adding us to your Will or Trust, please click here.
AMAZON SMILE
When you shop on AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to SNIP.
GO FUND ME
Alisa Fraser is organizing this fundraiser to benefit Siskiyou Spay Neuter Incentive Program (SNIP)..
Rocky's Journey
UPDATE: It's with heavy hearts that we announce Rocky passed on November 11, 2020.
We are so grateful to everyone who donated to support his care and treatment. Rocky's paw print will forever be in our hearts!
We've decided to start a fund in his name so we can continue to help animals like Rocky.
Click the button below to learn more.
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In Honor of Dr. Dakota Woodard, DMV
On January 17th 2020 heaven gained an angel and we lost our beloved vet and an amazing person. Dr Dakota Woodard (DVM) was suddenly taken from us after an accident happened on his property. To honor Dr. Woodard, you can make a donation in his name to support SNIP animals in need of medical intervention.