This past weekend SNIP staffers together with community volunteers completed the census in the Triangle of Solidarity camp. Coming up with a definite number of how many animals live here proved difficult as many of the dogs and cats are strays who rely on this community for their survival.
We estimate that less than 1% of the animals who call the camp home are snipped, however most of the furry wanderers appeared to be in relatively good condition.
The first spay & neuter clinic is scheduled for March 7th and we plan to offer at least 3 more clinics after that in order to cover as many animals as possible.
