Be a part of the solution<\/h1>\n

We Care Rescue Ranch is committed to solving the root causes of pet homelessness in the Orange County area. We understand we are facing the harsh reality of significant pet overpopulation both nationwide and here at home. This has led to homelessness and mass euthanasias due to space, and a backlog of spay\/neuter surgeries needed at our local shelters. We determined to finding a new approach to Breaking The Cycle with our SnypOC Spay and Neuter Program. Without spaying or neutering dogs and cats, it\u2019s easy to see how so many end up in shelters\u2014or worse.<\/p>\n

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No Kill Initiative<\/h1>\n

SnypOC, We Care Rescue Ranch’s targeted Spay\/Neuter program was developed to provide our community with the needed education\u00a0and resources to dramatically reduce the number of unwanted animals born and\u00a0ultimately killed in our shelters today.<\/p>\n

This proactive approach helps to control the birthrate of unwanted dogs and cats,\u00a0the single most important component in accomplishing our mission.<\/p>\n

Why We Do This<\/h1>\n

The We Care Rescue Ranch team\u00a0made it their mission to help reduce pet overpopulation and homelessness and stop euthanasias in our shelters. By spaying or neutering your pet, you\u2019ll help control the pet homelessness crisis, which results in millions of healthy dogs and cats being euthanized in the United States each year simply because there aren\u2019t enough homes to go around. We understand that when we work together, we can accomplish so much more.\u00a0To accomplish this goal we must find a new approach in order to Break The Cycle – Reduce the Birthrate<\/i>.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Far too many pets are born each year. By preventing these births can we reduce the number of animals dying needlessly. \u00a0Unplanned litters become homeless because the pet owners can\u2019t or won\u2019t find a home for each little one. As a result, many animals are left to fend for themselves or they\u2019re brought to shelters\u2026 and most shelters are over-crowded. Every puppy or kitten that is bought from a breeder or is \u201ctaken in\u201d from an accidental litter means that one more animal in a shelter loses its chance at finding a home.<\/span><\/p>\n