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With a little help Coco gets to stay home

With a little help Coco gets to stay home

By SNN Admin | 08.07.2022

Coco’s owner had to move and didn’t want to surrender Coco but did not have the money for the pet deposit. Her case was transferred to Dallas Pets Alive and they were able to provide her with the pet deposit she needed to keep Coco with her.

These are the happily-ever-after stories we hope to create for pets every day.

Our Pet Support & Resource Center is an award-winning partnership with the City of Dallas and Dallas Animal Services to provide alternatives to surrendering a pet to the city shelter. Through this program, Spay Neuter Network provides services and resources to keep pets in their homes; helps pet owners rehome their pets on their own if needed; or routes pets to our local rescue partners for quicker adoptions.

A little help for Peek a Boo, Sam and Bruno

A little help for Peek a Boo, Sam and Bruno

By SNN Admin | 08.07.2022

John brought his three pets (Peek a Boo, Sam, and Bruno) to the Crandall clinic for preventative mediation. John desperately needed help controlling the flea problem. Through our Random Act of Kindness program, we were able to give all 3 pets a supply of Comfortis for free. He was very grateful! We are delighted to be able to help people in need.

The importance of annual pet vaccines

The importance of annual pet vaccines

By SNN Admin | 24.06.2022

Thanks to the pandemic, routine things got out of whack these last few years, and getting back into the swing of things has been hard. One of those things, that has become apparent to animal welfare professionals, is basic routine care for our pets. It was difficult to get a vet appointment during the pandemic, and, if you did, most likely you had to do a drop-off or wait in your car. Vet clinics did the best they could, just like all of us, but we need to get back to pre-pandemic norms for annual pet vaccines!

The consequences of putting off vaccines are showing in our community shelters and local clinics where pets are coming in at higher than ever rates with preventable diseases like distemper, parvo, and panleukopenia. To prevent in-shelter spread, many of our community shelters are closing, or limiting intake, putting a hardship on the community members in most need of the shelter safety net.

Many people think these diseases will only impact puppies and kittens, and they may assume that the dog they brought home at the beginning of the pandemic is safe now that he is 2 years old. I will never forget a family I met in Austin nearly a decade ago who had to give up their pet to the shelter after 8 years because he had parvo. He was not a dog that went on adventures – he stayed home, lounged on the couch, hung out in the backyard, and was a loyal companion. They decided to take him out to a park, and about a week later he became lethargic and then started having diarrhea and vomiting. This family, like most, assumed their senior dog, who had gotten puppy shots, was adequately protected; however, they had to give him up in the end because the cost of care was beyond their means.

At Spay Neuter Network we are committed to making vaccinations more accessible so pets can get the care they need and return to pre-pandemic inoculation levels. We believe that, if we can provide low-cost vaccination options, we can keep people and pets together by preventing costly and life-threatening diseases. This Spring we partnered with Petco Love, Maddie’s Fund, Operation Kindness, Dallas Animal Services, and Dallas Pets Alive! to vaccinate more than 1,000 dogs and cats. We are offering additional discounts in June for the distemper/parvo vaccine and will be running a vaccination special for cats in July. Please do not wait to protect your pet!

Fort Worth resident helps community cats in her neighborhood

Fort Worth resident helps community cats in her neighborhood

By SNN Admin | 10.06.2022

Guadalupe Venegas says she “unintentionally” became the neighborhood cat lady in 2021. “People dump cats near my house all the time,” she said. “The cats just sort of wander onto my property, and I care about them, so I feed them. Since then, the cats seem to know where to come for help.”

Venegas knows where to go for help too. She doesn’t want the cats to have any more litters, so she traps them and takes them to SNN for their free spay/neuter surgeries, rabies vaccinations, and microchips, thanks to the generosity of the Saving Hope Foundation. In less than a year, she has trapped 12 felines that have wandered up to her door.

“I am grateful to have this kind of support in my neighborhood,” she says.

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