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Based on financial projections, the clinic could close as early as December of this year if it doesnt receive any new partners.

Since its founding eight years ago, The Spay and Neuter Project has completed 26,000 surgeries. Without financial help, it could close in December.

The figure fell short of the organizations $2 million goal, but was more than the $1.8 million raised in 2021.

Open enrollment season is here for just a couple more weeks. JUDY KESEMAN and the folks at Missouri Connections for Health want to make sure you're happy with your health insurance plan before time runs out! Also, Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture is kicking off their CoMo Gives campaign with a barn party - something they call 'Tacos and Tractors' - and you're invited! Guest: LEXI LINSENMAN (3:52) November 21, 2022

The 2022 CoMoGives nonprofit fundraising campaign starts Nov. 29 on Giving Tuesday. Social media campaigns are up and running.

Last year, in addition to the generosity of its donors, Ragtag received a $12,500 grant to be used for the Show Me Series.

The Central Missouri Humane Society, Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue and Columbia Second Chance Rescue all received donations.

Burrell Behavioral Health in August announced partnership for a 24/7 crisis center. Details for a temporary solution will be announced next week.