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SNIP Clinic returns to Sinajana for low-cost spay and neuter services

A report from the Guam Department of Agriculture and Humane World for Animals said Guam's pet sterilization rate has improved, but is still too low to reduce the number of free-roaming dogs.
Courtesy Humane World for Animals
Caretakers of community pets, those that wander the streets and are fed by several neighbors, are encouraged to bring the animals to the upcoming SNIP Clinic in Sinajana.

The SNIP spay-and-neuter clinic will be in Sinajana from Aug. 11 through 20, offering low-cost animal sterilization through a village outreach program.

Since launching in February 2022, the program has completed over 11,153 sterilizations.

Surgeries are offered by appointment for $50, and appointments are limited. Pet owners should bring their own carriers.

Neighbors caring for community pets are especially encouraged to bring them in.

These animals can receive sterilization surgery, microchipping, rabies and core vaccinations, and ear-tip identification on a donation basis. 

To make an appointment, visit www.snipclinicguam.com.

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