Guilderland Animal Control

Operation SNIP was originally known as Troy Trap-Neuter-Return, a project to capture, neuter, and release outdoor feral cats that were living in the abandoned structures and back alleyways of Troy, New York.

Our goal is to save the neighborhood's feral, unwanted, and stray cats and kittens. Additionally, we have rescued kittens and cats from the south from being put to death. We work to spread awareness of the value of spaying and neutering pets.

Until they find their permanent homes, we bring our dogs into our homes and care for them as if they were our own.

The Animal Protective Foundation supports and defends the relationship between people and animals by giving our neighborhood resources and giving companion animals proper treatment.

We strive to never turn away a pet in need. Through owner surrenders, shelters, and puppy mills, we save local stray animals. Regardless of our age or health, we do this. We collaborate with some fantastic foster homes and volunteers.

Chris and Mariesa founded the Mr. Mo Project with the goal of making sure that the elderly dog population in the country is taken care of after seeing that many senior dogs are abandoned or given to shelters because their owners are unable to pay for their care.