My Nonprofit Reviews

I worked for a group that did rescue only; I found it very rewarding and important. But after 5 years, I realized that doing only rescue did not seem to reduce the number of homeless animals that kept coming in. I left and joined SNAP after doing research on how effective a large scale S/N program is in reducing the number of homeless animals. SNAP puts the animals first, and strives to help as many people who want to spay or neuter their own animal or a stray. I see the reduction in intake numbers at local shelters due to the S/Ns.