Dr. Bev Shelbourn of the Spay Neuter Assistance Program of North Carolina, at right, holds Cosmo, one of 14 dogs and 10 cats that were spayed or neutered Tuesday as part of a special event sponsored by SNAP and Citizens for Animal Protection of Warren County. At left is SNAP Veterinary Assistant Carrie Eattock. Photo: Luci Weldon, The Warren Record
SNAP-NC supports the efforts of the "Coalition to Unchain Dogs" by providing them with low cost spay and neuter services. Below is an example of the Coalition's work.
The Humane Society
of the United States Partners with Chrissie’s Fund to Expand
Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Resources in North Carolina
The Humane Society of the United States and Chrissie's Fund are
proud to announce donations totaling $200,000 to the Spay Neuter
Assistance Program of North Carolina (SNAP-NC). Each group is
donating $100,000 to SNAP-NC to increase the availability of
low-cost spay and neuter services to the residents of the Triangle
region and statewide. The donations will allow SNAP-NC to purchase a
new mobile surgical hospital.
Once the pet owner has made an
appointment through our office, the pet owner may
print out their own intake form and bring it with them on
the morning of surgery in an effort to expedite the intake
process.
Forms will be provided to any pet
owner with an appointment at the time of
check-in, in the event they are unable to print forms in
advance.
In cases of
potential bad weather, we will make every effort possible to
contact clients on the night before the scheduled
appointments to advise if we will be able to travel. In
addition, our answering machine will provide further
information, in the event we are unable to contact you.
