Missouri Rehabilitation Center, cardiopulmonary exercise room
[Author’s note – Although this poster is no longer up, it was posted for months on the bulletin board.]
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- Spay and Neuter Assistance Program in SW MO
- Springfield, MO, United States
- SNAP's mission is to eliminate the need for euthanasia in our community's animal shelters, to reduce the number of homeless animals, and to educate the public about the importance of spay/neuter. SNAP volunteers share a dream for the future. We dream of the day when animal shelters exist only as temporary safe havens for animals who have wandered away from their loving homes and are simply waiting for their owners to claim them. There are regions of our country that are close to realizing this dream, but Southwest Missouri is not one of them. Since September 2000, SNAP has assisted pet owners with more than 9,400 spays and neuters, using the services of more than 40 veterinary clinics in Springfield, MO and surrounding areas. Specific statistics on SNAP's spays and neuters are available for viewing online. It is our desire that the Spay Neuter Assistance Program will be a valuable asset to the animals, the pet owners, and the veterinarians. Our program has already made a huge difference via those 10,000 surgeries. We believe our program can have an even larger impact with your continued support.
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