NO ANIMAL SHOULD STARVE.
Tax deductible
Roxy's Sanctuary Inc, d/b/a Spay Neuter Intervention Project also known as SNIP is a 501c3 organization founded in 1998 (1992 was the year life saving efforts began) in NYC. SNIP is a staunch advocate for spay/neuter of junkyard dogs, bodega/deli cats, feral cats and pit bulls. At 70 years of age, SNIP's founder, Regina Massaro is still hands on street rescue. SNIP is appealing to you for your support so SNIP may continue saving lives.
The photos and videos depict the life of animals who call NYC streets their home. Thousands have been saved via spay and neuter intervention, not born into a world where there is no safe place to lay their weary bodies. There are so many stories to be shared. Holi, a female Siamese, her intestines and liver were outside her body cavity and underwent surgery to repair. At the same time she was spayed and vaccinated. SNIP is about to embark on a rescue of a kitten who is in dire need of help, just 4 months of age, she suffers from a prolapsed uterus. SNIP is active in TNR and provides food daily for 300+ cats. No animal should go hungry and starve to death but it is exactly what happened to a young nursing mother and her siblings. Thousands walked past as they entered CITI FIELD, HOME OF THE NY METS. Some mock the homeless cats and some have thrown rocks in a drunken rage when their team lost a game.
Featured in this appeal - Holi - Siamese and the nursing mother (black), her offspring, Rosie and Reuben and two of many cats steps from Citi Field. The cats are descendants of Shea Stadium and Citi Field and nows steps away at Willets Point. SNIP has spayed and neutered over 100 cats at the location and placed many socials into no kill shelters for adoption. The majority of the cats are feral. SNIP has provided veterinary care for many suffering from stomatitis, an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth.
PLEASE DONATE FOR THE CATS.
You are invited to follow and LIKE SPAY NEUTER INTERVENTION PROJECT SNIP on Facebook.
www.animalalliancenyc.org/media/ootc/2007-08/apo.htm
THANK YOU!
Regina Massaro
Founder
THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR DOGS AND CATS IS BIRTH!
One Animal Neutered Today - Saves Thousands Tomorrow!
The photos and videos depict the life of animals who call NYC streets their home. Thousands have been saved via spay and neuter intervention, not born into a world where there is no safe place to lay their weary bodies. There are so many stories to be shared. Holi, a female Siamese, her intestines and liver were outside her body cavity and underwent surgery to repair. At the same time she was spayed and vaccinated. SNIP is about to embark on a rescue of a kitten who is in dire need of help, just 4 months of age, she suffers from a prolapsed uterus. SNIP is active in TNR and provides food daily for 300+ cats. No animal should go hungry and starve to death but it is exactly what happened to a young nursing mother and her siblings. Thousands walked past as they entered CITI FIELD, HOME OF THE NY METS. Some mock the homeless cats and some have thrown rocks in a drunken rage when their team lost a game.
Featured in this appeal - Holi - Siamese and the nursing mother (black), her offspring, Rosie and Reuben and two of many cats steps from Citi Field. The cats are descendants of Shea Stadium and Citi Field and nows steps away at Willets Point. SNIP has spayed and neutered over 100 cats at the location and placed many socials into no kill shelters for adoption. The majority of the cats are feral. SNIP has provided veterinary care for many suffering from stomatitis, an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth.
PLEASE DONATE FOR THE CATS.
You are invited to follow and LIKE SPAY NEUTER INTERVENTION PROJECT SNIP on Facebook.
www.animalalliancenyc.org/media/ootc/2007-08/apo.htm
THANK YOU!
Regina Massaro
Founder
THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR DOGS AND CATS IS BIRTH!
One Animal Neutered Today - Saves Thousands Tomorrow!
Organizer
Regina Massaro
Organizer
Maspeth, NY
Roxys Sanctuary Inc
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
