Why contribute to the snippys
High-volume, low- (or no-) cost spay/neuter takes many hands, especially in clinics serving vulnerable communities. Sponsoring a Snippys Award fuels surgeries, staff, supplies, and systems that keep pets out of shelters. It’s more than recognition, you’re part of the frontline.
- For businesses: brand alignment with real impact (and an advertising expense).
- For nonprofits/foundations: visible support that lifts peers, celebrates excellence, and sustains services.
Your sponsorship means more surgeries, shorter waitlists, steadier clinics, and a spotlight on the heroes doing the work. There are three ways to support: sponsor a Snippys Award, make an in-kind donation, or purchase a Virtual Spotlight. Scroll down to see how you can get involved.
Sponsor a Snippy Award
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
Stand in solidarity with nonprofit spay/neuter clinics and align your brand with prevention that keeps pets out of shelters. As an award sponsor, you’ll receive naming rights to an award, a feature on our website, and a shoutout in our private community of veterinary clinic operators. You’ll also get the honor of presenting the award during our broadcast, showcasing your commitment to the frontline heroes delivering lifesaving care.
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
Contribute a veterinary-specific product or service to be given out during our live broadcast. Your logo will be featured on our site, putting your brand in front of 650 nonprofit clinics, and signaling your support for the vital work they do every day.
CHQ VIRTUAL SPOTLIGHT
MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION
CHQ VIRTUAL SPOTLIGHT
For $600, purchase a Virtual Spotlight and directly support Snippys Award winners. Your brand will be featured on our social media, sponsor list, and in the Clinic HQ monthly newsletter reaching 650+ high-volume clinics. We’ll also recognize you in the sponsor list during our live broadcast. It’s a powerful way to showcase your product or service to a tailored audience, while standing with the community that keeps pets out of shelters.