Project SNIP hosts second TNR clinic in Somerville

  • PROJECT SNIP VOLUNTEERS and veterinary staff worked together to spay/neuter 54 cats at the Monday, Aug. 4 TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
    PROJECT SNIP VOLUNTEERS and veterinary staff worked together to spay/neuter 54 cats at the Monday, Aug. 4 TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
  • A YOUNG MOTHER AND HER kittens demonstrate the importance of spaying and neutering to population control at the Project SNIP TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
    A YOUNG MOTHER AND HER kittens demonstrate the importance of spaying and neutering to population control at the Project SNIP TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
  • STRAY AND FERAL CATS AWAIT their procedures at the Project SNIP TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
    STRAY AND FERAL CATS AWAIT their procedures at the Project SNIP TNR clinic. Tribune photo by Sabine Lazo
    Project SNIP of Burleson County treated 54 feral cats at its Monday, Aug. 4, spay/neuter clinic for stray/feral cats at the Somerville First United Methodist Church Family Life Center.This was part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to address the feral and stray cat population throughout the county.The event was a TNR (trap, neuter, return) clinic. All cats brought to the cl...

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