SNIP S.N.I.P. is a collaboration between Spay and Neuter Solutions, Tucson CARES, and No Kill Pima County to improve and save lives through spay/neuter.

The Spay Neuter Intervention Project (S.N.I.P.) aims to make public spay and neuter of companion animals in Pima County more timely and accessible through the cultivation of community based, innovative programs and targeted spay/neuter promotions and events. Spay/neuter is a key component to controlling population. It is a life saving measure that not only helps keeps animals out of pounds and she

lters, but opens up resources for the ones who are already there. is a collaboration between Spay and Neuter Solutions, Tucson CARES and No Kill Pima County. We hope that through collaboration and community support, to “intervene” in a community crisis. Currently, the county's only "free" program is highly restrictive, has unexpected or mandatory fees and has an extensive wait time of up to 7 months. Providing timely and accessible spay/neuter services not only improves the quality of life for each animal, it could significantly impact the number of animals needlessly destroyed in Pima County, as it has done in other communities.

02/26/2016

Please share!!! Both Best Friends and Tucson Feral have current resources to assist with trapping and transport for those in need of help getting feral and free-roaming cats altered through TRAP NEUTER RETURN (TNR). Contact Best Friends for larger colonies or those outside of Central Tucson at [email protected] or call 520-820-4492. For smaller colonies in Central Tucson contact [email protected] or call 520-256-0443. Spring is early which means mating behaviors are in full swing. Take advantage of this amazing opportunity now and help spread the word.

Great deal for a great cause! THIS Sunday! Book an appointment now! PACC Cats need your help.
06/04/2015

Great deal for a great cause! THIS Sunday! Book an appointment now! PACC Cats need your help.

The S.O.S. Help Desk is a partnership between No Kill Pima County and PACC. We've had a 30% rate of diversion on keeping...
03/03/2015

The S.O.S. Help Desk is a partnership between No Kill Pima County and PACC. We've had a 30% rate of diversion on keeping animals out of the shelter by offering information, encouragement and resources during (our very limited) hours of operation. We need more volunteers to make a bigger impact! Please join us at our next training. Offering S.N.I.P. vouchers has been a part of this success! Shadowing a mentor for 2 hours prior to the training is a requirement to see first hand if this is up your alley. Contact to schedule or if interested!

NEXT TRAINING MARCH 9th, 2015. Join the S.O.S. Help Desk Team. Contact us to reserve a space in the next training. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: 1/3 of the people we talk to at the S.O.S. Help Desk, outside the PACC intake door, decide NOT to leave their pet(s) at PACC. And over 90% of those pets who w…

02/08/2015
It's baaaaack, but this time it's a dog instead of a burger!
11/13/2014

It's baaaaack, but this time it's a dog instead of a burger!

Has anyone tried the Mighty Snip Dog at Lovin' Spoonfuls yet? We suspect it is as delicious as the Snip Burger we enjoyed last year. If you'd like to join us at dinner time tomorrow- come on over at 6pm tomorrow- 2990 N. Campbell. One dollar for every Snip Dog sold will be donated to the Spay and Neuter Solutions Project (S.N.I.P.) a collaboration of No Kill Pima County, Tucson CARES and Spay and Neuter Solutions. If you cant make it tomorrow- the Snip Dog will be available and benefitting S.N.I.P. all month.

09/26/2014

Please take a few minutes to read and act! Thousands and thousands of lives are needlessly at stake...

05/21/2014

Thank you to everyone who came to and contributed to the "Flea-less Market"! We raised almost $1000 which will launch the Melvin Community Cat Medical Fund and a portion of which will be used to sponsor felines that may test positive for felv/FIV at the Pima Animal Care Center.

As the adoptable cats move from tiny kennels and are integrated into large enclosures where they can climb, scratch, play, hide etc. they will need to be tested. An estimated 2-3% of the population will test positive and we want to be able to offer sponsorship on these at risk cats as as Special Needs Adoptions and to rescue. Positive cats are among the most difficult to place and it's likely they can not stay at PACC long.

This will be a challenging and emotional side effect of this new approach to sheltering at PACC, however, when considering the benefits, it is a risk worth taking. Both rescue and adoptive families will know the the status of the cats they take in in advance.

Announcing S.N.I.P.'s last "Flealess" Market 'til fall--Sunday, May 18th from 9am-4pm in front of KISMET at 2627 E. Broa...
05/06/2014

Announcing S.N.I.P.'s last "Flealess" Market 'til fall--Sunday, May 18th from 9am-4pm in front of KISMET at 2627 E. Broadway Blvd. (just East of Tucson Blvd.). Expect quality goods of all kinds, but this time around we'll have more vintage, the remaining cream of the crop stock from the Festival of Books and our epic/infamous vegan bake sale (w/ gluten free and savory options and icy homemade agua frescas)! Proceeds will benefit our newly begun Community Cat Medical Fund (The Melvin Medical Fund) and the transformation of the Pima Animal Care Center's adoptable cat room. Mark your calendars and come on by...

A portion of proceeds to benefit S.N.I.P. via No Kill Pima County!
04/03/2014

A portion of proceeds to benefit S.N.I.P. via No Kill Pima County!

Benefitting No Kill Pima County: $20 to taste 6 wines (with snacks) AND 1/2 of that is tax deductible! Non alcoholic drinks (and snacks) and fun for a $10 donation. Join us for a relaxing afternoon with fellow advocates and support the movement!

04/01/2014

FREE TO GOOD HOME: As a way of thanking you for being a part of the conversation, I promised that when my page hit 100,000 people, I would make the e-book versions of all four of my books available for FREE on Amazon. They are now free. This offer is good M-F of this week only.

Redemption is available here: http://amzn.to/1iOeJY3

Irreconcilable Differences is available here: http://amzn.to/XTUmul

All American Vegan is available here: http://amzn.to/1hOFAzE

Friendly Fire is available here: http://amzn.to/12gHgNw

You do not need a Kindle to download them. You can read them on any computer, smartphone, or e-reader if you first download the free kindle reading App from Amazon: http://amzn.to/11JcJtl. Friendly Fire is only available in the U.S., but the other three (Redemption, Irreconcilable Differences, and All American Vegan) are available worldwide.

If everyone on this page downloads each of them and shares the posts so that others do to, I could easily give away half a million books. Please help me do that. In addition to your friends and rescuers, please send the links to your local shelter directors, county commissioners, and other people of influence in your community even if they are hostile to No Kill and here’s why.

First, it won’t cost them a dime. Second, and more importantly, a year or two ago, I was dropped off at a Kentucky airport by an animal control director who volunteered to drive me. She wanted to talk about how we could work together to improve the animal welfare landscape in Kentucky. She told me how an advocate in her community gave her a copy of my book Redemption. But every time the advocate asked her if she read it, she said “No.” She told the advocate she started to do so, but that I was “angry.” The advocate would not relent. Finally, to prove me wrong, she read it. She told me when she finished, she was the one who was angry. She was angry at herself for spending the last 15 years as an animal control director doing it wrong. She was angry at HSUS because they defended her when they should have been challenging her to do better. And she was angry that they chose to sacrifice the animals in order to do so. The county shelter is now doing offsite adoptions, adoption promotions, and the other programs of the No Kill Equation. She can’t change the past, she said, but she can change the future, which she is committed to doing for the animals of her community. I can’t promise that your local shelter director would do the same thing, but it is worth a shot.

We are 108,000 strong and growing at a rate now of almost 700 people a day. Together, not only will we save lives; but we will create a future where every animal will be respected and cherished, and where every individual life will be protected and revered.

Visit S.N.I.P. at the Festival of Books, Booth 517 and pick up an original design "ANIMAL PERSON" tote--$5 for a great c...
03/15/2014

Visit S.N.I.P. at the Festival of Books, Booth 517 and pick up an original design "ANIMAL PERSON" tote--$5 for a great cause. All proceeds benefit public spay/neuter assistance and will help start a much needed medical fund for Community Cats!

Kismet will be closed Saturday, the 15th as Tucson CARES will be with the Spay Neuter Intervention Project (S.N.I.P.) at the Festival of Books. Visit us there at booth 517 towards the East end of the U of A Mall--between the Food Court and the Author Pavillion. We'll have quality books at low prices that have been HANDPICKED for the event. Also, you can be the first to purchase our original design "ANIMAL PERSON" tote bags to benefit public spay/neuter and help start a much needed medical fund for Community Cats. $5 for a great cause!

Educating and offering Spay/Neuter support DOOR TO DOOR with friend and partner Katie Powers of Spay and Neuter Solution...
03/04/2014

Educating and offering Spay/Neuter support DOOR TO DOOR with friend and partner Katie Powers of Spay and Neuter Solutions, Inc. to alter dogs where Tucson CARES is doing high volume TNR. No one has turned us away and they are grateful for relief. We need help to alter nearly 40 dogs/puppies (and counting if we don't act quickly!!!) in a single mobile home park in the Miracle Manor neighborhood. We have a Spanish speaking translator assisting us and Tucson CARES will be providing transportation for the many clients with out vehicles. We are grateful for contributions in any amount. They are fully tax deductible and go directly towards the animals. www.tinyurl.com/supportsnip

Newsworthy!
02/17/2014

Newsworthy!

Animal welfare in the U.S. and other countries is going to get a huge boost on Monday. In order to appreciate just how big a boost it will be, some sad facts must be acknowledged. First, there are ...

Si se puede! Yes we can!
01/28/2014

Si se puede! Yes we can!

PIMA COUNTY TO SAVE FERAL CATS: County leaders want to sterilize feral cats, then return them to where they were found, rather than euthanize them. What do you think of this plan?

Click here for more --> http://bit.ly/1f4mMhq

01/27/2014

We are excited to advocate, educate and offer Spay/Neuter and TNR assistance at the Healthy Living Fair in South Tucson! Last year's fair had more than 600 attendees and we are the first and only animal welfare group to participate. Please contribute towards the sponsorship of altering a South Tucson pet--likely to be mostly dogs, which are costly. We don't want to end up with our own waiting list to help pets in need especially with Spring right around the corner! Online and fully tax deductible contributions can be made at www.tinyurl.com/supportsnip.

01/24/2014

Our SATURDAY SIDEWALK SALE (1/25, 10am-2pm with housewares, books, baked goods) will also feature some neighboring businesses including the El Tour de Tucson folks with their wares at 50% regular prices, amazing vintage and architectural building materials from a local treasure hunter, and goods from DECO Boutique. KISMET will also be open for business!

12/19/2013

Hello S.N.I.P. supporters, we are in need of some help. We were able to purchase 60 new cat traps to loan out for long term T.N.R. projects in Pima County. We are so thankful for the private donor that made this possible. We do need some help getting the traps prepped and ready to go. We are looking to borrow engraving machines, or dremmel machines with an engraving tip. We could also use a few more volunteers to do the work. Date for this TBA soon. Please contact Lindsey Botham if you have a machine to loan or would like to volunteer your time. Thank you!

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