09/09/2026
How do you provide quality, accessible veterinary care for over 14,000 cats and dogs in a year? It takes a community committed to preventing overpopulation and improving pet health—MN SNAP’s community of partners, expert staff, generous donors, and dedicated volunteers… like Sue!
Sue creates a welcoming experience for people and their pets from the moment they arrive at the MN SNAP clinic. Whether offering a reassuring smile at check-in or lending a helping hand with whatever needs to be done, Sue makes a difference every time she volunteers.
Sue shares that she became familiar with MN SNAP 18 years ago: “I was as impressed with the [MN SNAP] operation then as I am now. The staff and volunteers are pleasant and knowledgeable, and I've always trusted that every animal I brought in would be well taken care of."
A strong passion for helping animals means that Sue shares her talents with a handful of other nonprofits as well, including This Old Horse in Hastings. Five cats and one dog make up Sue’s furry family. Her Golden Retriever/Cocker Spaniel mix Sally, rescued through RAGOM after retiring from breeding, has a favorite toy she loves to carry around like a puppy… a plastic squeaky cow toy, of course 🐄
Thank you, Sue, for all you do at MN SNAP and for all you do to help Minnesota animals!
Feeling inspired by Sue? MN SNAP is looking for additional check-in volunteers that help keep everything running smoothly at our facility in Minneapolis. Contact [email protected] or visit https://mnsnap.org/volunteering/ to learn more.