SNIPi TNR Grants

Since our founding, SNIP International has proudly distributed over 2,442 pieces of equipment to 96 countries, benefiting 713 animal welfare groups worldwide. We have been deeply moved by the gratitude and praise that we have received from countless organisations over the years.

A significant portion of our funds however, was absorbed by shipping costs for equipment donations, making it increasingly difficult to maximise our impact. Additionally, the International Companion Animal Welfare Conferences (ICAWC), which had been held across various European countries for the past 23 years, are no longer taking place. This has had a considerable effect on us, as ICAWC has historically played a key role in facilitating SNIPi’s equipment distribution.

The Board of Trustees therefore reassessed how SNIPi funds can be put to best use to support animal groups in the face of evolving challenges.

SNIP International transitioned to a grant-based model, providing greater flexibility for animal welfare organisations, enabling them to allocate resources more effectively towards their TNR (trap-neuter-return) efforts. The grant can be used for their exact needs to achieve impactful TNR outcomes.

This new direction aligns with SNIP International’s original mission, first established in 1996, to alleviate the suffering of stray and feral animals through sterilisation. SNIPi will remain committed to supporting small animal welfare groups globally, while maintaining our thorough ‘due diligence’ to ensure the funds are used where they are needed most.

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UPDATE

Thank you to everyone who submitted a grant application for your TNR projects!

Applications have now been reviewed, and the successful grantees have been chosen and contacted. We received 81 applications from a wide variety of countries and organisations.

Please check your emails for your approval notice. If you have been approved, please complete and return the questionnaire via email.

If you have not been contacted, it means your application has not been successful this time around. Some of the applicants did not meet the criteria (i.e. TRN activity, limit of annual income), and some applications lacked requested information (i.e. accounts). However, there were also several very good applications that could not be chosen simply because of our limited funds. The next grants will be open for applications at some point in 2027.

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