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.
Debby Ward and Debbie Ploeger, founders of SANBO
As a result of monies raised, SANBO is again accepting applications for FREE spay or neuter for approximately 10 “at risk” pets on the peninsula. If you are accepted, we will contact you to arrange a day/time for you to bring your animal to a clinic in Beaumont that works with SANBO. You can pick up applications at the post offices in Port Bolivar, Crystal Beach and High Island. If transportation off the peninsula is an issue, we can discuss further if your application is approved. For those financially able, we are happy to recommend low cost clinics in the area, including the SNAP Veterinary Clinic in Pasadena, TX.
Dog House with SANBO volunteers Andrea Weber and Janey Broussard
Let’s get the overPUPulation on the peninsula under control (and cats too). For more information, email Debbie Ploeger at [email protected] or Debby Ward at [email protected].
Marla Herbert, winner of SANBO dog house given away at the Texas Crab Festival
Download APPLICATION or SPONSOR FORM.
SANBO (Spay and Neuter Beach Outreach) is a community project of TCF Charities, a 501c3 non-profit organization.
(This article published 5/26/2015)
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