Welcome to SNIPPP
Spay & Neuter Intermountain Pets & Pet Placement
A bit about us
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We are a non-profit, 100% volunteer based no-kill animal welfare organization. Our mission is to address & remedy the issues related to companion animal overpopulation through funding a spay/neuter program, community education & the rescue & placement of at-risk animals. We serve the communities of the Intermountain Area including Northeastern Shasta County & adjoining areas in Modoc & Lassen counties of Northern California.
Read All About It - In the News
NEW LOW-INCOME FREE CAT SPAY/NEUTER VOUCHER PROGRAM AVAILABLE EFFECTIVE
8-1-2020
SNIPPP is now a proud member of the Best Friends Network

SNIPPP is now a proud member of the Bissell Pet Foundation’s Partners for Pets
Don't stop by without having a look at our pets waiting for their forever home!
SNIPPP is pleased to be the 2020 recipient of a $7,500 Grant from the
Burney Regional Community Fund
and a
$2,500 Grant from the
Redding Rancheria Community Fund
of the
Shasta Regional Community Foundation
for spay & neuter assistance to animals in Shasta County!

On our mailing list? Check it out!
SNIPPP'S 2020 SPRING/SUMMER NEWSLETTER IS HERE!
We're so HAPPY to have Loving Homes!
We were ADOPTED IN 2019 


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Spay and Neuter Intermountain Pets and Pet Placement (SNIPPP)
P.O. Box 223, McArthur, CA 96056 www.snippp.org 530-336-6006 snippp@frontiernet.net
SNIPPP is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit animal welfare organization, Tax ID 20-7288696, providing spay and neuter vouchers,
rescue and placement, and lost and found services in the Intermountain Area.
** If you need to fill out an online Courtesy Listing to re-home your dog or cat, please click on Forms/Apps in the menu on the left of the screen.**
FUNDING SOURCES
In addition to personal donations and fundraiser receipts, SNIPPP is pleased to acknowledge the generosity of other major donors.
SNIPPP is very grateful for the ongoing support we have received from Chrissie's Fund; with their truly amazing generosity, incredibly good outcomes for dogs in the Intermountain area have been possible!