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SNKC
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"Spay and Neuter For Love!"
Female
41 years old
United States
Last Login:
7/3/2008
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grateful
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SNKC's Interests
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| General | For more information on our organization:
- Spay and Neuter Program
- MASH Clinics
- Rabies Clinics
- Pit Bull Resources
- Donating
- Posting flyers in your community!
- Volunteer Opportunites!
Visit www.snkc.net or call 816-353-0940.
How you can help!
Mail donations to:
Spay and Neuter Kansas City
PO Box 410303
Kansas City, MO 64141
Or make a donation through Paypal:
| | Music | | | Movies | | | Television | | | Books | | | Heroes | Our Volunteers and Supporters!
Spay and Neuter Kansas City is extremely fortunate to have many dedicated volunteers who support our mission! We want to acknowledge and thank all those volunteers for helping SNKC and making our monthly M.A.S.H. clinics a huge success!
2006 M.A.S.H. Clinics:
1,195 Spay and Neuters - FACT
"Thousands of lives saved...priceless!"
THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!
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SNKC's Details
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| Status: | Single | | Zodiac Sign: | Aries |
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SNKC's Companies
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Spay and Neuter Kansas City
Kansas City, MO US
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SNKC is spaying and neutering for love!
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Pet overpopulation is a community problem that costs taxpayers hundreds of thousand of dollars each year, puts overwhelming burdens on area shelters and creates health and safety problems for neighborhoods.
It is estimated nearly 20,000 cats and dogs are euthanized (killed) in our area shelters throughout the Greater Kansas City area. This number is tragic but preventable.
Adoption alone, while important, simply cannot solve the problem. The number of animals entering the shelters (intake) must be reduced. Spaying and neutering the animals most likely to contribute to pet overpopulation is essential to reducing intake, euthanasia and other animal control costs. Those high-risk animals include:
- Litters of kittens and mixed breed pups and their mothers,
- Non-neutered pets (who are more likely to roam and be aggressive than neutered pets),
- Unlicensed and unvaccinated pets, and
- Pets of lower income residents
If you are moved to help decrease the number of animals being killed, become a "Spay and Neuter" advocate for Spay and Neuter Kansas City! We cannot do this alone. It will take community effort to bring a shift in our society to make spay and neutering a household name. We must make it absolutely unacceptable to pet owners who indiscriminately breed.
How can you help?
- Volunteer! - SNKC is always in need of highly motivated volunteers to assist at our monthly clinics and we are actively seeking volunteers with creative marketing skills to help increase public awareness of this tragedy.
- Donate! - Donating to spay and neuter just one pet potentially saves thousands of lives.
For more information on how you can help Kansas City become a pet friendlier city, visit our website at www.snkc.net or call 816-353-0940.
Spay and Neuter Kansas City (“SNKC”) is a 501c3 organization, formed in 2002 to reduce pet overpopulation through spay and neuter. SNKC provides subsidized low-cost surgery for pet owners who cannot afford the surgery.
SNKC's approach is to:
- target pet-overpopulation in low-income, trouble-prone areas of the county,
- screen clients based on their income, and
- work with the local Animal Control departments and veterinarians in order to vaccinate and neuter the animals at highest risk of contributing to pet overpopulation.
SNKC works closely with Animal Control Departments, the University of Missouri School of Veterinary Medicine, The Kansas City Veterinary Medical Association, several local veterinary clinics and animal welfare groups who support our mission.
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Spay and Neuter Kansas City wishes to acknowledge and thank all the wonderful people that help support our mission!
We could not do this with out you!
THANK YOU!!!
Veterinary Clinics and Animal Welfare Groups and Supporters:
Dr. Meadows - University of MU
Dr. Kunz - University of MU
MU Veterinary Students! You Rock!
Dr. Rohfling- Veterinary Center of Liberty
Dr. O'Brien & Staff- Jackson County Animal Hospital
Dr. Rose & Staff- Raytown Animal Hospital
Dr. Straub - Stanley Animal Clinic
Winding River Animal Clinic
Crain Animal Clinic
Eastwood Animal Hospital
Bannister Animal Hosptial
Hickman Mills Animal Hospital
Kansas City Missouri Animal Health and Public Safety
University of Columbia Veterinary Medicine Program
Project H.O.P.E.
Jackson County
City of Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City Dog Advocates
Wayside Waifs
AnimalKind
A Dog's Fun Place
Mid American Bully Breed Rescue
Chet's Lock and Key
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