Snip & Tip

Snip & Tip Working to solve the community cat crisis in St. Bernard Parish through TNR (trap-neuter-release). We also promote cat adoption and responsible pet ownership.

Snip & Tip - St Bernard TNR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the cat overpopulation problem in the Parish. We accomplish this mission by spaying and neutering community cats. Snip & Tip is the lead agency in the St Bernard Community Cat Coalition dedicated to bringing the entire community together - nonprofits, government, the Shelter, community organizations, businesses and individuals. It will take us all to accomplish our goal of fixing every cat in the Parish in 5 years.

Yesterday was surgery day and we fixed 23 cats/kittens.   Making things better in the Parish one cat at a time.
14/11/2024

Yesterday was surgery day and we fixed 23 cats/kittens. Making things better in the Parish one cat at a time.

13/11/2024

Please join me in wishing our VP Barbara E. Meyer Happy Birthday! Guess what she is doing today, on her birthday. That’s right intake for cat surgeries. Thank you Barbara!

05/11/2024
03/11/2024

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And we have a Winner!  Thank you Chasity Brooks for participating.And thank you, Chassidy Atkinson for the donation of s...
19/10/2024

And we have a Winner! Thank you Chasity Brooks for participating.

And thank you, Chassidy Atkinson for the donation of such a beautiful wine basket. It was a big hit!

Hey folks.   This is what we are trying to grow into.   We need more trappers.   We are averaging 55 cats a month.   And...
16/10/2024

Hey folks. This is what we are trying to grow into. We need more trappers. We are averaging 55 cats a month. And we have thousands of them running loose in the Parish. WE NEED MORE TRAPPERS. Contact us if you are willing to help.

08/10/2024

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!! urgently for our community outreach event at the Old Arabi Sugar Fest on October 19th. The event is from 12 - 6. We would like to have two groups of volunteers. One group from 11:30 - 3:00 for setup and early shift, and another group from 3:00 - 6:30 for late shift and breakdown.

CAN YOU HELP? Please message me or text me. Remember community education is a big part of us being successful with our TNR efforts. If we do not get more volunteers, we will have to cancel this outreach effort. Thank you! Robbie Denny

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07/10/2024

Call to Arms! Just kidding but not really - It's a call to Volunteer Arms. We need volunteers urgently for our community outreach event at the Old Arabi Sugar Fest on October 19th. The event is from 12 - 6. We would like to have two groups of volunteers. One group from 10:30 - 3:00 for setup and early shift, and another group from 3:00 - 6:30 for late shift and breakdown.

CAN YOU HELP? Please message me or text me. Remember community education is a big part of us being successful with our TNR efforts. Thank you! Robbie Denny

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28/09/2024

Is the mom's life important?

Do you know what pyometra is? It is a life-threatening infection of the uterus.

How old does a cat have to be to develop pyometra? While the risk increases with age and older cats are most at risk, it can happen at any age. It's always a shock to see a kitten or very young cat with pyometra – but we've seen it all😔

Pyometra is completely preventable – just have the cat spayed. With no uterus she will never develop pyometra.

What if she's pregnant? Years ago, while helping a woman get her free roaming cats spayed, she told me "I can't have her spayed, she's pregnant". While I worked to be diplomatic I pointed out to her if by chance the cat had pyometra, and she was living outside, she was going to end up dying a painful death in the bushes. After some thought the woman agreed to let her be spayed, and I was present in the clinic during the spay. That cat had a womb full of decomposing kittens and pus – she would have died within days.

This week, Sara and Laurie gave up their time to help a group of five trapped cats. The clinic had an emergency and could not get these free roaming cats altered, and they asked these women if they could possibly hold them so the cats did not get released before being fixed. They not only held them awaiting surgery as well as for recovery afterwards, they changed their own personal plans and then ended having to drive to and from the clinic - a distance of 20 miles one way – a total of 5 or 6 times. That's 100+ miles and many hours for cats they personally had not trapped, in spite of numerous cats they were already helping. But it was all worth it to them in the end - because there was a mom cat and her five month old daughter in the mix, and that mom cat had pyometra... and her five month old daughter was pregnant.

Many people romanticize pregnancy in cats – but there's nothing romantic about it. An endless cycle of being in heat, pregnant, going through labor and delivery and two months of nursing babies only to have it repeated again and again – and with so many threats to the health of the mother cat, like pyometra. If you are serious about saving lives, make sure you're not wearing rose colored glasses. Is it possible the female cat is pregnant? Her life matters – and don't forget if she has developed pyometra she'll die along with the kittens. A painful death.

The best way to save lives is to make sure those cats are spayed. Spay and neuter them all!

Check out our new event page on our website!
26/09/2024

Check out our new event page on our website!

Oct 19 Community Education Outreach at Sugar fest Saturday, October 19, 2024 12:00 PM 6:00 PM The Aycock Barn (map) Google Calendar ICS Join St. Bernard Community Cat Coalition as we spread the word about the effectiveness of TNR in the community at a fun local event. View Event → Oct 26 October C...

25/09/2024

St Bernard Parish Animal Shelter will hold it's Rabies Drive Saturday October 19th from 11a-2pm

25/09/2024

Would like to thank a special guardian angel that stepped up and paid for all 15 spay/neuter surgeries today! THANK YOU!

Thank you so very much, Bridget Terrio Perkins and Monique and Lauren Dazet of OAB for the amazing fundraiser!  Your har...
24/08/2024

Thank you so very much, Bridget Terrio Perkins and Monique and Lauren Dazet of OAB for the amazing fundraiser! Your hard work and generosity raised $1,375 (a whole week and 1/2 of surgeries) for TNR in St Bernard Parish! You guys are rock stars. Thank you to everyone who came and purchased and donated. To top it all off Marley from Spaymart went home with his new parents Demi & Mick!

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