AAS Helps S.N.A.P.P.S.

Animal Advocates has paid $9,288.00 as of July 2014 in outstanding vet bills for S.N.A.P.P.S. If you are able, please consider donating so that we can help more of their dear rescued animals.

Animal Advocates is very pleased to announce that we will be substantially financially assisting Squamish Neighbourhood Animal Partnership and Protection Society (S.N.A.P.P.S.).

S.N.A.P.P.S. is leading animal protection and welfare on reserves in BC. This includes two reserves, Xwm�lch’sten [Capilano] and Eslha7an [Mission], covering both North and West Vancouver.

Animal Advocates has paid $9,288.00 as of July 2014 in outstanding vet bills. We hope to do this on an ongoing basis for as long as our funds hold out. If your heart goes out to abandoned cats and kittens doing their best to survive on reserves, you can help them by donating to Animal Advocates so we can keep paying these bills.

Some SNAPPS stories below

3 kittens born to mom from upper Squamish (Garibaldi area) — adopted to new homes

"Rosie" one from a colony of 10 ferals

"Carrot" lives among the colony of 10

"Sunflower" lives among the colony of 10. Originally thought to be pregnant, was actually suffering from Pyometra, near death — now doing well!

"Angel" and cat "Copper" Angel had several litters before being spayed. Now doing well.

"Hennessy" female pup, at 8 weeks old had broken leg — owner claimed not to know how it happened. Dog is now 6 months old, and owner refuses to let me spay her.

"Billy" lives among the colony of 10

Kittens from a home in Capilano Reserve. All had severe mites, fleas and worms — all adopted to wonderful homes

Backyard of a home in Capilano — 18 cats spayed/neutered — 3 of which, were nursing moms. None of the cats/kittens belonged to home owner — just a colony living in the bushes.

More cats from the backyard

If your heart goes out to abandoned cats and kittens doing their best to survive on reserves, you can help them by donating to Animal Advocates so we can keep paying these bills.