We fund spay and neuter.
Because suffering shouldn’t multiply.
“Snip the Cycle” Grants
Fewer litters. More animals with a chance.
Spay and neuter changes what comes next, for animals, for the people caring for them, and for communities overwhelmed by animal overpopulation.
Through Snip the Cycle, SNPT helps nonprofits expand access to free, high-quality spay and neuter care for dogs and cats worldwide. Our grants support prevention where access is limited and the need is greatest, helping local organizations reach more animals before another litter is born.
F a l l 2 0 2 6 F u n d I n g
$20,000
10/15/26
A p p l i c a t i o n s O p e n
A p p l i c a t i o n D e a d l i n e
11/15/26
5:00 PM (PST)
12/11/26
A w a r d N o t i f i c a t i o n s
HOW TO APPLY
Start with the guidelines.
SNPT’s grant materials are designed to help applicants understand our funding priorities, eligibility requirements, review process, and post-award expectations.
Organizations interested in applying should review all materials carefully and confirm their program aligns with SNPT’s criteria before submitting an application.
GRANT GUIDELINESOutlines SNPT’s funding priorities, applicant eligibility, required documentation, review criteria, and grant terms.
GRANT APPLICATIONThe official application form for organizations seeking consideration for SNPT’s Fall 2026 grant funding.
GRANT REPORT
Outlines reporting requirements for funded organizations, including surgeries completed, use of funds, & project outcomes.
Communication Guidelines
To keep the review process fair and consistent for all applicants, SNPT handles grant-related questions by email. We are happy to answer questions about eligibility, basic alignment with our funding priorities, the application process, and required attachments.
SNPT is unable to provide phone or video consultations, review draft responses, advise on specific project language, or speculate on funding decisions.
Questions may be sent to grants@snptglobal.org.
P R E V I O U S L Y F U N D E D
Isla Animals
Quintana Roo, Mexico
Through SNPT’s first Snip the Cycle grant cycle, Isla Animals received $10,000 to expand access to free spay and neuter services within the communities they serve. Their work reflects the focused, prevention-driven impact this program was created to support.
2026 Spring Grant Award: $10,000
Projected Impact: Approximately 340 sterilization surgeries