Spay & Neuter Action Program "snap"

05/15/2026

In case you are trying to reach us today, our phones and Internet are currently down. Hopefully we will be back up and running by this afternoon. Thank you for your patience.

05/12/2026

04/22/2026

https://www.southernnewmexicogivingday.org/organizations/spay-neuter-action-program

04/16/2026

Please help us. Even the smallest donation will make the biggest difference.

04/14/2026

04/14/2026

https://youtu.be/qONdhSEUr3g?feature=shared

On today’s Zoom Chat, LCGCC CEO/President Carrie Hamblen continues her talks with Green Chamber members who are participating in the annual Southern New Mexi...

04/09/2026

April 2026

02/14/2026

Happy Spay Neuter Month!
And thank you Schumacher Veterinarian Clinic for including these in their February decorations.

01/05/2026

Being able to afford spay and neuter is incredibly important to New Mexicans. And SNAP is excited to report that we recently received a grant from New Mexico State Spay/Neuter Grant Program. This grant is going to allow us to start a small TNR program, as well as cover the costs of spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations for up to 150 companion cats and dogs not covered under our current contracts.
Almost 30 grants were funded and distributed in 2025, to New Mexico organization through the Affordable Spay/Neuter Law. This law was passed by the New Mexico Legislature in 2020, which established a small fee paid by pet food manufacturers for products they register to sell in New Mexico.

Unfortunately, the Affordable Spay/Neuter Law will be repealed in 2026, unless the Legislature acts to renew this legislation.
TAKE ACTION: Please urge your State Representative and State Senator to save the Affordable Spay/Neuter Law by removing the law’s repeal date during the 2026 state legislative session. A website has been set up to make it easy for you to contact your Legislators and ask for their support.
Please click the link below to help out

We change the laws to change their lives. Animal Protection Voters was formed in October 2002 in New Mexico. One important tool that can be used to reduce animal suffering is passing laws that better protect animals. In order to pass local, state and federal laws, it’s necessary to build a force t...