OPTION 2:
Donate using PayPal
OPTION 3:
Donate by Check
Checks Payable to: Spay-Neuter Action Project
Mail Checks to: P.O. Box 235287
Encinitas, CA 92023
OPTION 4:
Donate through Venmo
@snap-neuterscooter
OPTION 5:
Donate through Zelle
info@snap-sandiego.org
OPTION 6:
Donate with CASH App:
$SNAPneuterscooter
Donate Today!
Your tax-deductible donation will go toward a great cause!
San Diego Gives is happening Thursday, September 5!
This is a local day of giving and we hope you choose to donate to SNAP! The David C. Copley Foundation is hosting a pool party for our spokes-pets! These wonderful pets have been saving their allowance to match your donation on this day only. Our goal is to raise $20,000! Keep an eye out for more information and save the date today!
Clinic or Service Sponsorships
Help us spay and neuter more pets! SNAP provides spay/neuter services for financially-challenged pet owners in San Diego County. You can sponsor an entire clinic – or choose a service!
- $4000 Sponsor a clinic: FREE to pet owners (you pick the location)
- $2500 Sponsor a clinic: LOW COST to pet owners (you pick the location)
- $1500 Sponsor a clinic: LOW COST pre determined SNAP location
- $600 Sponsor a veterinarian
- $500 Fuel the bus!
- $300 Sponsor free microchips for one clinic (you pick clinic)
- $250 Sponsor our cost for a rabbit spay/neuter
- $200 Sponsor our cost for a dog spay/neuter
- $120 Sponsor our cost for a cat spay or neuter
- $100 Sponsor “Free rabies vaccinations” for a clinic
- $50 Supplies for a free vaccine clinic
- $15 Sponsor “Free nail trims” for a clinic
- $10, $5, $2 – any amount goes toward helping someone fix their pet
Be a Loyal Lifesaver
As a Loyal Lifesaver, you become part of the solution to reduce pet overpopulation and the suffering that follows, in some of the most underserved communities in San Diego County. The problem of surplus animals is prevalent to these areas, because income-challenged pet owners who otherwise love their pets, do not have the financial means to spay or neuter. Your monthly donation is a way to help us get more cats and dogs on board the Neuter Scooter surgical bus, to not only prevent the birth of unwanted litter after litter but also improve quality of life by no longer dealing with the negative consequences of remaining intact. For many, this is their first exposure to any kind of veterinary care, and all of this is made possible because of you.
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SNAP Legacy Society
SNAP is launching a new program to strengthen our success, and we would like you to join us. You can make a lasting impact by adding a beneficiary gift to SNAP in your will or trust, a simple way to signify your love of animals and ensure your legacy continues. Other retirements assets, bank or financial accounts, and life insurance policies all have beneficiary designations that would make an enduring statement about your dedication to animals. We will celebrate SNAP legacy program members by hosting an annual reception, providing special semi-annual newsletters and recognition on our website.
To become a member, email kylie@snap-sandiego.org.
Message from one of our new members:
A lifelong animal lover and supporter, Nicole Donnelly has deep connections in the local animal welfare community. Her family has welcomed 2 cats and 12 dogs into their life through foster or adoption, providing a safe and loving home to pets in need. She was introduced to SNAP 20 years ago at a Bowling for the Animals event and took the initiative to call SNAP to see how she could help. After learning more about the low-cost mobile services we provide, she realized that delivering spay/neuter surgeries, especially to underserved communities, is the best way to reduce unwanted animals from entering the local shelters.
She says “SNAP breaks the cycle and fixes the problem” so when it was time to update her living trust, she realized that she could provide for her family and still make sure her legacy continues. Her passion for animals will live on through her gift to SNAP, ensuring that lifesaving programs are available for those in need. Please join her is leaving a lasting legacy to support SNAP’s lifesaving programs.