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Volunteers are the heart of KC Pet Project and without their time, talents, and resources we would not be able to save the lives of over 10,000 animals each year. Whether you have a free day on the weekend or an occasional hour after work, there is a place for you at KC Pet Project. Join us today to help change an animal’s life forever.
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Keep ‘Em Together, KC is a program that focuses on building community partnerships and expanding services to help address the systemic roots of resource inequity in Kansas City. Our team partners with our community and pet owners to help provide several resources to support a whole family model to increase pet retention and deter unnecessary pet surrender. Our goal is to help pet owners resolve the problems they are experiencing so they can keep their pet.
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Licensing a pet and keeping the license on its collar helps ensure that the owner will be notified if the pet is impounded. Obtaining a license is easy. You can purchase a Kansas City, Missouri, license during normal business hours at all KC Pet Project locations . All you need is proof of your pet’s current rabies vaccination, such as a rabies certificate, from your veterinarian.
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Fostering is one of the most important ways you can help the animals of KC Pet Project. By providing our temporary residents shelter in your home helps save lives and keeps families together.
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The Roadrunner fund seeks to raise critical funds for the significant medical expenses KC Pet Project incurs or must pay to outside veterinary partners each year to treat abused, sick, and critically injured pets like Roadrunner.
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Human Animal Support Services (HASS), a new animal welfare organizational model, will implement a new range of services for pets and people in 18 pilot cities, helping keep more animals in their homes and communities and reducing the number entering the shelter system through programs and resources.
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