Lara and her team organised a neutering campaign on Brava Island in Cape Verde, which took place from October 18th to November 3rd. During this time, they conducted various activities, including a neutering campaign in 10 different locations over 14 days.
From the beginning of the story, Melvyn was interested in learning from the experts, and so he went out trapping feral cats with Celia Hammond in Islington, London.
A year ago, we told you about Amanda Green (1967 – 2018), a kind, caring and compassionate person who had chosen to leave a legacy for SNIP International. Animals had helped her in her life, and she wanted her legacy to return the favour to animals.
SNIP International spoke to TNR Pioneer Jenny Remfry PhD VetNM MRCVS about her career and work with feral cat management.
What do you do if you visit an area famous for its street cats but discover there’s no spay-neuter program you can donate to? You start one of course!
The vets found that her hips and pelvis were broken, and it was not sure she could ever walk again. Thankfully Animal Rescue Sofia saw her will to live and decided to give it a try
In the summer of 2018 Bob Bacon announced that he was planning to step down as both Treasurer and Trustee as he felt that it was time to retire after 10 years of volunteering for SNIP International.
In March 2019 SNIP International was awarded a fourth consecutive welfare grant through the Petplan Charitable Trust. The grant was increased to £2500 and again match-funded by SNIPi
The conference was very successful with a wonderful buzz from all the enthusiastic delegates. In total 75 pieces of TNR (trap-neuter-return) equipment were donated
Amanda Jane Green was a kind, caring and compassionate person with a lifelong love of animals, nature, flora, fauna and freedom.
