Last Wednesday night, Debbie Ploeger and Debby Ward left the SANBO sponsored MASH Spay and Neuter Clinic around 8 pm exhausted but with the greatest sense of pride and accomplishment for what everyone helped coordinate and implement. Out of 57 applications received, 36 animals (and their owners) were served. “We had only three weeks to put this HUGE event together,” said Debbie. This is the
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SPAY Away
By Debbie Ploeger
Marla Herbert, winner of the SANBO custom dog beach house, given away during the Texas Crab Festival, can’t decide if her dog or goat will enjoy it more. Built and donated specifically for SANBO by Corey and Andrea Weber of Weber Wood Works and Seaside Lumber, SANBO was able to raise over $1,000 to go toward the Spay and Neuter outreach.
SANBO sponsors mobile clinic
A big thanks to Debbie Ploeger and Debby Ward, who came up with a solution to help our animal population on the peninsula: Spay and Neuter Beach Outreach (SANBO). This amazing organization, supported by TCF Charities and the generosity of others on the peninsula, brought the Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) Mobile Clinic from Houston last Friday to spay or neuter
SANBO “Sponsor A Critter” Campaign
SANBO (Spay and Neuter Beach Outreach) and TCF Charities, a 501c3 non-profit organization, are partnering with SNAP (Spay-Neuter Assistance Program) in Houston to bring their mobile veterinary clinic to the Bolivar Peninsula to spay and/or neuter approximately 25 qualifying pets in one day. To help cover the cost of bringing the SNAP Mobile Clinic to Bolivar, we are reaching out to the community
Sponsor a Critter To Prevent a Litter
SANBO (Spay and Neuter Beach Outreach) and TCF Charities, a 501c3 non-profit organization, are partnering with SNAP (Spay-Neuter Assistance Program) in Houston to bring their mobile veterinary clinic to the Bolivar Peninsula to spay and/or neuter approximately 25 qualifying pets in one day. To help cover the cost of bringing the SNAP Mobile Clinic to Bolivar, we are reaching out to the community
Prevent a Litter, Fix Your Critter
By Debbie Borel Ploeger
Last summer, someone on the Bolivar Peninsula posted in a Facebook group a picture of puppies that she found dumped on the beach. As I, and others, closely followed the thread of comments, we all witnessed the power of passion and purpose at the hands of a small community. One by one, each puppy found their way to a
