SNAP
Spay Neuter Assistance Program
 
   
 

Any individual with a cat or cats to spay or neuter qualifies for SNAP. However, our target audience is:

  • Caretakers of feral colonies wishing to trap, neuter, release and continue caring for the colony.
  • Members of the community who have assumed responsibility or rescued a stray or feral cat.
  • Low-income citizens who require assistance with spay/neuter surgery

Geographic areas covered in SNAP:
  • Lincoln
  • Newcastle
  • Wheatland
  • Sheridan
What SNAP will cover:
  • Spay or neuter surgery
  • One (1) FVRCP vaccine
  • Rabies vaccine
  • FeLV/FIV at discretion of ASN
  • Other neccessary medical care at descretion of ASN. Any extensive care/costs must be discussed with a FieldHaven staff member before costs are incurred.
Assistance with transportation, equipment, etc.:
  • Transportation assistance can be provided by FieldHaven staff and volunteers by prior arrangement. Recipients will schedule spay/neuter with FieldHaven, drop the animal(s) at FieldHaven the morning of surgery and pickup that evening.
  • Traps and cages can be loaned to individuals working with feral cats. There is a refundable deposit ($75-$125) required for use of all equipment.
  • Advice and assistance with instruction in the use of traps, TNR, recovery, etc. can be provided. Volunteer time to provide physical assistance is very limited but will be provided as available.

Education is also a key goal of the SNAP. FieldHaven volunteers provide education on responsible pet stewardship to local youth groups, civic organizations and schools.

“The cat overpopulation problem in Lincoln is daunting but we are committed to providing the expertise and equipment to Lincoln residents to fix the cats in their neighborhoods”.   Jann Flanagan, Co-Founder and Vice President at FieldHaven.

We're here to help with all your feline spay and neuter needs. Contact us at 916-434-6022 or to schedule an appointment or for more information.

 
 
Feral Cat Information

FieldHaven Barn Cat Program

Humane Trapping Instructions for Feral Cats

Safe Relocation of Feral Cats

SNAP Information

SNAP Flyer

SNAP Program Results 2005

       
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