SNIP International

16/07/2025

🌟 SNIP International Grants Now Open! 🌟

We are delighted to announce that SNIP International is offering grants of £2,000 to support sterilisation projects for animal-based organisations worldwide.

If your organisation is dedicated to humane Cat or Dog Population Management, such as spay and neuter, and improving animal welfare, this is a fantastic opportunity to fund your vital work.

✅ Deadline to apply: 30th September 2025
✅ Grant amount: £2,000 per successful application

For full details and to access the application form, please visit: https://snip-international.org/grant/

Please share with organisations and colleagues who may be interested! Together, we can make a lasting difference for animals. 🐾

08/06/2025

Check out our latest newsletter with very interesting stories of what has been happening over the past year, and also some important information about a big change in the way our charity will contribute to TNR efforts in the future. (Watch this space!!)

There is also a possibility to subscribe to receive the future newsletters (once a year) to your inbox.

👉https://snip-international.org/newsletters/

06/09/2024

We at SNIPi will be attending this Free virtual event from Icatcare 🐾

Right now, we are facing possibly the greatest challenge to cat welfare due to overpopulation that we have seen in decades.

14/02/2024

This is such a great news that it's worth being shared again!
Bravo Bhutan!

Article written by Himanshu NitnawareOriginally published by Down to Earth.org (Tue, Oct 31, 2023)Bhutan has declared itself the first country in the world to …

19/01/2024



08/01/2024

Our equipment donations cannot stop the war nor protect from it, but they do help brave people and organisations like Tiernothilfe Ukraine e.V. in their mission to help animals in the war zone.

💙💛🐾

19/11/2023

Excellent news!

This gives us hope that it can be achieved in other countries as well.

Photos by: Kathy Milani/ HSI The Kingdom of Bhutan has become the first country in the world to declare that its entire street dog population is fully sterilized and vaccinated following years of investment in a humane dog management program with global animal charity Humane Society International (H...

27/10/2023

People & Animals Thailand is setting up and trying out the new equipment received at 😊👍
Ready for action 🐾🐾

24/10/2023

KONJO Animal Charity shared with us their first catch!
That’s how it begins…. We wish them many many more! 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻

17/10/2023

Praising 💛

We promised to share with you our post weekend in

We enjoyed being able to relax after the fun but hectic conference and to swim in the sea (without opening hours from 10am to 6pm 😉). We went snorkeling and were lucky to observe plenty of colourful fish (i.e. pipefish & cuttlefish) and a large sea turtle! 🤎

We also enjoyed spotting and counting the feline population. You read it right: we ENJOYED it 😍😍😍 because

😻 17 out of 20 cats we spotted were so also ed (the 3 exceptions were all young male cats)
😻 even an owned cat (with a collar) was eartipped (owned free roaming non-sterilized cats is a source of stray cats so better address it by including it in the plan)
😻 the cats were overall in good condition
😻 the cats were friendly so people must be kind to them
😻 there were feeding stations and water for the cats.

So in that sense is an for a 🩵 We are sure that it’s a big plus for the
However, we are well aware that the ones that need to be thanked are the !
Bravo! 🙏💕

We hope that government and municipalities could be more supportive for these groups and take as a serious topic in their programme.

That applies also to many other countries whose economy depends on
We are more and more people who cannot go to places where we see animals suffering in misery.

If you know any other places where the cat and/or dog population is well managed, please let us know 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

09/10/2023

We advocate for eartipping as it is a very easy way to know which cats have already been spayed/neutered and avoids having to put them in vain through the stress of being trapped and sometimes even anaesthised (and in the worst case opened up!) only to find out they were already fixed.

We will share with you some pictures of cats in that we visited just after the conference on

But here some facts by Alley Cat Allies.

An eartip is the universal sign that a cat has been spayed or neutered through a Trap-Neuter-Return ( ) program! No other method is as effective.

Get the eartip facts: https://ow.ly/sYWN50PRg6J