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This list showcases the top dog rescues & shelters in Missouri. These remarkable organizations have been recognized for their unwavering dedication to the well-being of countless dogs. We've compiled this list by gathering heartfelt testimonials from both the Sniffspot community and the wider public, ensuring a comprehensive perspective on these exceptional shelters.
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
#96 in United States, #1 in Missouri, #1 in St. Louis
St. Louis
What sets Stray Rescue of St. Louis apart in the animal welfare community near and far? We seek out and take in those who no other organization will help or would simply euthanize because they are too expensive to heal. We take the abandoned, beaten, bred, fought, injured, terrified, defeated and betrayed. We see beyond their brokenness and are here to pick up the pieces to make these special animals whole again. We see the individual and know that there's no one size fits all treatment plan. The minute they enter our doors, we look in their eyes and promise them ALL the second chance they deserve for health, home, commitment and love. Because these animals come in with a story that would give us all nightmares, it takes them longer to open up, trust and believe in humankind again. But with patience and time always on their unique schedule we see the light shine in their eyes again. Animals have an amazing ability to forgive which never ceases to amaze us.
"I volunteered at Stray Rescue when I lived in St. Louis for a year. Every day, I was there volunteering..."
— kathleen b.
Volunteer / foster, Supporter, Fan
"Stray Rescue in amazing shelter that believes every life is worth saving--even if (especially if!) that animal is a stray,..."
— annie p.
Adoptee, Supporter
Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue
#97 in United States, #2 in Missouri, #2 in St. Louis
St. Louis
Unchained Melodies rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes chained, penned, and abused dogs that have no voice. We fight for stronger laws and have many programs that benefit our community.
"This organization started as a grass roots organization bringing awareness to the chained backyard dog. It has since educated the..."
— melody w.
Staff member
"Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue is an incredible organization dedicated to the well-being and rehoming of dogs in need. Having volunteeted..."
— bethany s.
Volunteer / foster
Center for Animal Rescue & Enrichment of St. Louis - CARE STL
#99 in United States, #3 in Missouri, #3 in St. Louis
St. Louis
We accept the homeless, abused, neglected, injured, and surrendered animals of the City of St. Louis into our care so they will be safe and loved until they can be adopted into loving homes.
"My husband and I adopted our 2 pups from CARE STL in 2018. I'd been volunteering at CARE STL for..."
— kavitha m.
Adoptee
KC Pet Project
#99 in United States, #3 in Missouri, #1 in Kansas City
Kansas City
KC Pet Project is a 501c3, nonprofit charitable organization operating the KC Campus for Animal Care, Kansas City, Missouri's, Animal Shelter. We care for more than 15,000 animals a year and now have 14 locations in Missouri and Kansas to adopt out pets. We focus on progressive programs to help people keep their pets through Lost and Found services, our Keep Em Together, KC program, and pet safety initiatives like microchipping, pet identification, and more.
"We’ve adopted a dog and a cat from KCPP. They are a great rescue and do a lot of awesome..."
— sophia r.
Adoptee
Furry Kids Refuge
#99 in United States, #3 in Missouri, #1 in Kansas City
Kansas City
We are a no-kill, all volunteer animal rescue organization which started in the year 2003 by founder Carla Wing. Furry Kids Refuge was established to benefit the public at large by supporting local animal control agencies in their efforts to reduce the number of homeless companion animals. In June 2005, Furry Kids Refuge was established as a Missouri Not-for-Profit Corporation and a Federal 501(c) (3) charitable organization animal rescue that operates with a network of foster homes, a small facility and many dedicated volunteers.
"They do an amazing job fostering animals until the right owner comes along! Got my best baby ever after searching..."
— rachel w.
Adoptee
Rescue One
#99 in United States, #3 in Missouri
Rescue One is a state-licensed, 501(c)(3), foster-based rescue located in Springfield, MO. All of the animals in our care live in foster homes until a forever home can be found. We rescue without regard to breed, age, or ease of placement. Our mission is not only to rescue animals in need, but to also educate the public on responsible pet ownership and help provide low cost spay/neuter for those in need of assistance. Since forming in 2013, Rescue One has helped saved thousands of animals. Dogs find their way to us for many reasons: some are owner surrenders, some are strays, some dogs are found abandoned, left to fend for themselves in vacant homes, open fields, or on the side of the road, and many are pulled from area kill shelters. Besides giving love and socialization to the animals, all will receive necessary medical care, required vaccinations, and be spayed or neutered prior to adoption.
"Rescue one ALWAYS comes up with a way to help any and all animals even when they are full. They..."
— tami g.
Supporter
Missouri German Shepherd Rescue
#99 in United States, #3 in Missouri, #1 in Kansas City
#9 in german ShepherdGerman Shepherd
Kansas City
MOGS has several long-timers in our system that would really love to find either an Adoption or Foster Home. All of these amazing GSD's arrived at MOGS with some rough edges, but have worked really hard and are ready to take the next steps in the rehab process - landing in their forever home!
"MOGS is an amazing rescue organization who always steps in to help out the most neglected, abused and unwanted German..."
— heather b.
Adoptee
Friends of Parkville Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
Founded in 1999 by a group of concerned citizens, FOPAS’s primary mission is to provide care and find permanent homes for the abandoned and stray animals in our care, primarily accomplished through the generosity of volunteers and donors. FOPAS believes our entire community benefits from the compassion and humanity shown in caring for animals who have been discarded. Animals cannot speak for themselves, so FOPAS speaks and acts for them. FOPAS is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Valentine’s Second Chance Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs Animal Control Center
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
The current Excelsior Springs Animal Control Center (ESACC) opened in March 2012, and it is successfully meeting the needs of our community! Animal Control Officers are committed to public safety and animal welfare in the Excelsior Springs community. They work with animal bites, dangerous dogs, sick or injured animals, animal neglect or cruelty, stray animals, deceased animals, excessive barking, lost or found pets, surrenders and any other incident that is cause for concern within city limits.
Shep's Place Senior Dog Sanctuary
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
#17 in senior dogSenior dog
Kansas City
Shep’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary is a refuge for abandoned old dogs in the Kansas City area. It is named after Shep, a rescue beagle whose gentle spirit and utter good-dogness convinced his owners to start a place to help others like him. Shep’s Place is located in a renovated old house on 4 acres in Independence, MO. We opened in April 2019. We are a small, private shelter that focuses on the care of senior dogs. We hope to find our dogs new families, but that is often difficult for seniors, so if we can’t, we will be their permanent, loving home. We focus on senior dogs who have already spent time in a shelter or rescue, waiting to find a family. We do not accept dogs directly from the public. We also want to meet the dogs before bringing them in, so we only accept dogs from within 100 miles of our location. The dog’s quality of life is our highest goal at Shep’s Place, with ample play time, freedom of movement, and caring, human interaction. We believe our silver-muzzled friends deserve to enjoy their lives and be themselves for as long as they are able. The goal is to provide a home for the dogs, to get them out of their kennels, and let them wander the house, play in the yard, or sleep, as they choose. Shep’s Place Senior Dog Sanctuary, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable foundation incorporated in the State of Missouri, charter number N000705469. We operate out of a renovated old house in Independence. We opened for business in April, 2019. Our Namesake, Shep Shep’s Place is named after the handsome guy in the picture below. When he was 8, Shep was picked up as a stray, and brought to the animal shelter in Independence, MO . He was slow and quiet, a bit chunky, with a saddleback, and didn’t attract much attention there. Months later, he was adopted by our founder, Russell Clothier, and his wife Ann. In his good-natured way, he showed his new owners how much old dogs still have to offer, when given the chance. It kindled a desire to help other senior dogs languishing in shelters, as Shep was. Two years later, Shep’s Place opened, in April of 2019. Shep himself passed away at age 12, in October 2020, but his legacy continues.
MoKan Greyhound Adoption
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
#3 in greyhoundGreyhound
Kansas City
We are a tax-exempt, non-profit corporation founded for the purpose of finding homes for ex-racing greyhounds and educating the public on the suitability and availability of greyhounds as pets. Our programs depend on donations and volunteers to accomplish our wonderful mission. All funds go directly to our programs; the organization is comprised solely of volunteers.
Humane Society of Ray County
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
The Humane Society of Ray County is a volunteer-based, independent animal shelter, helping dogs and cats without homes. We have no affiliation with the Ray County government. All animals accepted at the shelter are fully vaccinated per age and weight, microchipped, and spayed or neutered before being offered for adoption. Before and after spaying or neutering we house, feed, and care for them until they can be adopted. All staff members are volunteers, and we do not have any paid staff. Our incredible volunteers donate countless hours of time and effort each year to keep operations at the shelter running smoothly. The only payments we make to individuals go to the veterinarian who provides spaying, neutering, and medical care for ill animals. Use of Funds We gain funding from donations and adoption fees, and that’s it. We have no other source of income. We do not receive any funding from any government entity, nor do we have any foundation grants. To understand the importance of donations, it’s important to understand how the money is used. Facilities Our facilities occupy the former Ray County jail, provided to us at no cost through the generosity of Ray County, Missouri. We are thankful to occupy our building rent-free, courtesy of the Ray County government, but we are responsible for all operating expenses and ongoing maintenance. All utilities and other expenses, including said maintenance and upkeep, are paid for by the community through donated funds. Animal Care Upon arrival at the shelter, both dogs and cats get a full veterinary workup as soon as possible. They receive a checkup, all necessary shots according to their age and weight, a microchip, and they’re spayed or neutered. If they’re ill, they’re treated for their illness. On average, the adoption fees almost cover the cost of the veterinary services (except in the case of sick animals). So a pet who comes to us, gets the necessary services, and is adopted out almost immediately will usually not incur excessive expense. However, the longer the animals stay with us, the more money they cost to care for over time. Of course, that doesn’t include their share of heat, air conditioning, lights, food, water, bedding, litter, or even laundry expenses. You’d be amazed how much money it takes to operate an animal shelter!
Missouri Pit Bull Rescue
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
#26 in pit BullPit Bull
Kansas City
An all-volunteer 501C3 rescue group in Kansas City, Missouri, MPR's Mission is to promote responsible Pit Bull ownership, provide breed education, combat pet overpopulation, fight unfair legislation's and find qualified homes for sound Pit Bull dogs in Missouri and beyond. The Beginning MPR was formed in 1998 by husband and wife Veronique (V) and Robert (Rob) Chesser. The two Pit Bull lovers met online in 1996 when participating in a Pit Bull related forum. Rob and V quickly realized they had a lot in common, including a deep desire to make a difference in the lives of homeless Pit Bulls. V, who is French Canadian and originally from Quebec, Canada, has a certification in Canine Science and over 40 years of experience with dog rescue. Rob, a Network Security Engineer by profession, grew up with Pit Bull dogs and embarked on his rescue journey over 25 years ago. MPR began with Rob and V saving dogs from local pounds one at a time, keeping rescue Pit Bulls in their home with very little resource and no financial assistance until the word spread out and help came forward. The organization started to grow as V joined forces with other local Pit Bull lovers wanting to help this noble, yet vilified and abused breed of dog. MPR was recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in 2003 and has continued to grow ever since. Luckily now, MPR is fortunate enough to receive assistance and financial support from Pit Bull lovers across the country, allowing the organization to build a fund dedicated to covering each dog's basic needs and essential medical care. Thanks to a well-rounded team of committed volunteers and a large base of supporters, MPR has gone from saving 20 Pit Bulls in 2000 to over 100 a year - an increase well over 200%. The Present MPR’s mission is still very much the same as it was when V and Rob were saving Pit Bull dogs one at a time, but on a much larger scale. The organization currently operates with over 50 active volunteers, a dozen dedicated foster homes, its very own private shelter, and a team of advisors to help provide governance. No one is getting paid for their involvement with the group but the rewards are endless. We're all Pit Bull lovers with full-time jobs and families who spend every spare dollar and minute of our time helping those deserving dogs. Our commitments include Pit Bull education (via email, the website and events), evaluating dogs for rescue, fostering, caring for the shelter dogs, vet visits, rehabilitation and nursing sick dogs to good health, attending adoption events, screening applications, conducting phone interviews, home checks, and follow-ups, transporting dogs to potential homes, teaching a dog how to be a good pet, and lastly, LOVING our rescue dogs with all our heart until it's time to let them go to their forever home. In 2016 MPR reached its biggest goal to date. We designed and conceived our very own shelter! We opened our doors in 2017 and this little Pit Bull haven has been thriving since then. We currently have the capacity of 12 dogs at the shelter with a total of 25 on the property. We built the shelter to be comfortable for both pit bulls and our volunteers, and inviting to potential adopters and supporters. We have large kennels with indoor and outdoor access. 2 large playrooms, an isolation/medical room, office space, a laundry room, a kitchen, bathroom, storage and play yards. While pouring our hearts out helping as many blockheads as we can, we must still endure the heartbreaking job of turning away countless dogs, often the victim of extremely poor care, over-breeding and negative image perpetrated by the media, due to limited space, resources, foster homes and funds. We are keeping our chins up however, as we know our hard work is significant even if we only make a dent in the grand scheme of things. Helping 1 dog wont change the world, but it will change the world for that 1 dog. The Future Our future goals include continuing growth and education reach, increase our volunteer base, improve our adoption rate, and always enhance our positive and helpful impact not only on the dogs, but on the breed in general. We also have big plans for our rescue facility, including adding an adoption center, more walking trails and a memorial garden.
Friends of the Animal Shelter of St. Joseph
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
Friends of the Animal Shelter of St. Joseph, Inc. was founded in 2000 by Cathy Madsen with the guidance of Rick Smith, Manager of the St. Joseph Animal Control & Rescue Shelter at the time. In August 2000, the group had its first meeting. Over a decade later, The Friends of the Animal Shelter, are more than 100 volunteers strong. We are a select group of people from all walks of life – our common bond being a genuine concern for animal welfare. The work we do is not for everyone. Many who start out with us find it difficult to continue due to the many emotionally challenging aspects of volunteering at the Animal Shelter. More times than one can imagine, the appalling condition of animals brought in to the Shelter by concerned citizens, their owners or Staff is shocking; and yet the animals continue to give back unconditional love – their spirits are truly amazing. Our group’s mission is to support all aspects of work done by the Animal Shelter Staff. This includes working to increase animal adoption and redemption rates while minimizing the number of euthanized animals; educating our community regarding animal care and welfare issues; and helping care for the medical needs of all sick and injured animals that come through the Animal Shelter. Some of our volunteers are at the Animal Shelter every possible minute while others find it stressful to do work there on a routine basis. Yet many different volunteer opportunities are available, no matter what your comfort level may be. All we ask of you is your consistent commitment of time and sincere effort. One rewarding aspect of what we do involves community service. This includes: 1. Sponsoring animal education and welfare awareness programs in our local schools to educate future animal owners. 2. Participating in the Missouri Department of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway program on Highway 759 near the Animal Shelter. 3. Showcasing adoptable animals to the public at local businesses and on television for a monthly special adoption day. 4. Coordinating spay/neuter surgeries for low-income families in conjunction with Spay Day USA. 5. Setting up information booths at local events throughout the year. 6. Participating in local parades and festivals to promote the work we do. 7. An annual creative fundraising project. 8. Clean cat condos at Petco. The work we do is solely funded by private donations. And we’re extremely proud to say that 100% of all donations go toward the work we do for the animals at the St. Joseph Animal Control & Rescue Shelter. We consider everything that comes our way in the form of assistance a blessing.
Friends of the Friendless
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
We have helped animals since 2001. We are an all-volunteer association whose aim is to rescue animals and help place them into loving homes. These animals have a history of being unwanted, abandoned, lost, and abused but after proper care and assessment have been found to be stellar companions. There are usually many wonderful dogs and cats available. But there are also many, many more that need homes, too. That's where volunteers and donations become so crucial to the mission. A tax Deductable 501(c)3 charitable organization. DONATIONS WELCOME! 100% of all donations go toward the quality care we provide each animal. Let us know if you would like to help with any volunteer work.
Autumn Acres Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
In 2004 Donna and Jenifer started Autumn Acres Animal Rescue. Both women were aware of the plight of dogs in area shelters and the neglect and abuse many dogs face every day. Instead of standing along the sidelines they decided to become involved. Both had previously volunteered with other organizations. Donna had been highly involved in volunteer transports including numerous cross country transports and Jenifer had volunteered with several animal organizations. When starting Autumn Acres Animal Rescue Donna had a very strong love of the Newfoundland dog breed and her focus was on those special dogs. With her leadership our rescue pulled many new fies from puppy mill auctions, shelters, breeder releases and even handled owner surrenders. In those early years there weren’t many groups around helping out New found lands. The NCA club had such strict requirements that many of our owner surrendered newfies had been turned down by the NCA breed club rescues. As time went on…more and more rescues started focusing on giant breeds and the need for us to have the Newfie Division wasn’t there anymore. Jenifer’s focus when starting Autumn Acres Animal Rescue continues to this day. She has always focused on the dogs the other rescues ignored. The ones who trembled in fear, who growled, who refused to make eye contact…the ones that needed extra time due to their fear, heartbreak, illnesses, or special needs. Those are the dogs she’s always had a need to help. Many times she had to fight with shelters to get those dogs released. Most shelters refused to allow a dog who was scared and may possibly defend themselves if pressed in corner to be released. Things have changed so much since those beginning days. More dogs are given a chance…but one thing that hasn’t changed? There are still very few rescues willing to give those dogs the time and chance they need. In 2018 Autumn Acres Animal Rescue was finally able to take in their first rescue horses. We had become aware of the horrible things that happen to horses about 4 years ago but we didn’t have a chance to become involved until this past year. We are working with a kill lot in Kansas and we hope to help even more horses that were slaughter bound in the coming years! “Horses are pets too!” is the name we’ve given this program. If you haven’t been around horses you need to schedule a time to meet ours. Horses give love, affection, and their all for their people. They are loyal and they have hearts and feelings too. These animals are not meant to be used as a machine then thrown away. They don’t deserve the pain and heartbreak they experience on the way to the slaughterhouse. They deserve so much more.
Animals Best Friends
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
Kansas City
Animals Best Friends is a 501C3 non-profit organization that is run solely by volunteers. We are proud to be licensed in the state of Missouri. Animals Best Friends (ABF) was started in March of 1995 with 6 volunteers. By July of 2004, the organization was able to purchase a vet's office for the rescue facility. We promote the importance of spay/neuter and educate the public on providing basic medical care and humane treatment of animals. All of our animals are spayed/neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped and heartworm and flea prevention given. Any health problems are cared for and specialty vet services used as needed. Our Outreach Program continues to help the animals in need in our community.
Pampered Poms Rescue
#100 in United States, #4 in Missouri, #2 in Kansas City
#3 in pomeranianPomeranian
Kansas City
We are a RESCUE, which is very different than a shelter. Instead of hours, we have appointments. You may fill out an Adoption Application first, or call us to set up a time to meet the dogs we have for adoption. They may all be at our location, but some may be in foster homes. We need to get an idea of which dogs might be a good match for you, then proceed. Adoption is a process. We want to learn about you, as you learn about the pet. We want to make the best match possible for each dog. Some may need a fenced yard, others may do well in an apartment with only leash walking. Some may need a human at home during the day. We try to evaluate each dog thoroughly to see what they need. Sometimes there could be five Poms you can meet all at once to see which one you are attracted to. In the past we have had as many as 8 Poms at once. We get our dogs from a variety of places. Many animal groups work together in this area. Everyone knows we are the Pom Rescue so they may want us to take a Pom because we know more about the breed. We have people that adopt from us that have had this breed for decades, and may choose to adopt, instead of purchase. Most come from individuals who cannot care for the dog. Often times it boils down to finances. Things like housing, jobs, or lack of, allergies, kids, and owners passing are reasons we might get a dog. Most of the times it is not the animals fault. Sometimes the dog needs extra training or is special needs. Life happens, and we try not to blame the humans for making hard decisions that affects this furry friend they are respondsible for. We are always glad in the end that the dogs came to us. We hope to make the rest of their lives, the best of their lives. When we get a dog, our first priority is Love and Acceptance. It is very important the dog feel safe and loved. Then we evaluate the behavior, health, and needs of the dog. We do all the medical before searching for the perfect home. We have fantastic vets who give us a small discount and is awesome with tiny special dogs that often need major surgery. We get applications from far away and many ask about transports. We will contemplate a long distance adoption and we have done this many times. If we have a great application locally it will likely be picked first. Some special needs dogs may be eligible because its harder to find them homes. There are other rescues who will transport dogs to you, but we will not. If you adopt long distance and are approved you must drive here to get them. Sometimes the adopter isn't approved until we meet in person. Meet n greets are so important, for the dog and the people. Personalities and characteristics can't be shown in a picture. Please understand its hard to make everyone happy and its the dog that matters most. Fortunately we are a small rescue and never have a problem with space. The dogs can stay with us as long as needed for rehab or while searching for the perfect home. We are a state licensed, non profit and rely on donations to operate. We charge adoption fees, but often the bills go beyond a reasonable donation fee. We also provide things like collars, leash, harness, kennel, food and grooming for every dog we adopt out.
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MOGS has several long-timers in our system that would really love to find either an Adoption or Foster Home. All of these amazing GSD's arrived at MOGS with some rough edges, but have worked really hard and are ready to take the next steps in the rehab process - landing in their forever home!
KC Pet Project
KC Pet Project is a 501c3, nonprofit charitable organization operating the KC Campus for Animal Care, Kansas City, Missouri's, Animal Shelter. We care for more than 15,000 animals a year and now have 14 locations in Missouri and Kansas to adopt out pets. We focus on progressive programs to help people keep their pets through Lost and Found services, our Keep Em Together, KC program, and pet safety initiatives like microchipping, pet identification, and more.
The Best St. Louis, MO Dog Rescues & Shelters In 2024
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
What sets Stray Rescue of St. Louis apart in the animal welfare community near and far? We seek out and take in those who no other organization will help or would simply euthanize because they are too expensive to heal. We take the abandoned, beaten, bred, fought, injured, terrified, defeated and betrayed. We see beyond their brokenness and are here to pick up the pieces to make these special animals whole again. We see the individual and know that there's no one size fits all treatment plan. The minute they enter our doors, we look in their eyes and promise them ALL the second chance they deserve for health, home, commitment and love. Because these animals come in with a story that would give us all nightmares, it takes them longer to open up, trust and believe in humankind again. But with patience and time always on their unique schedule we see the light shine in their eyes again. Animals have an amazing ability to forgive which never ceases to amaze us.
Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue
Unchained Melodies rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes chained, penned, and abused dogs that have no voice. We fight for stronger laws and have many programs that benefit our community.
Center for Animal Rescue & Enrichment of St. Louis - CARE STL
We accept the homeless, abused, neglected, injured, and surrendered animals of the City of St. Louis into our care so they will be safe and loved until they can be adopted into loving homes.
What's the Sniffspot Missouri Top Dog Rescue & Shelter List About?
Welcome to the 2024 Missouri Sniffspot Top Dog Rescue & Shelter List, highlighting the top rescues and shelters in Missouri chosen by the Sniffspot community and the public.
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See The Best Dog Rescues & Shelters By Specialization
- Australian Shepherd
- Beagle
- Border Collie
- Boxer
- Chihuahua
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- Corgi
- Dachshund
- English Bulldog
- French Bulldog
- German Shepherd
- Goldendoodle
- Golden Retriever
- Great Dane
- Greyhound
- Husky
- Italian Greyhound
- Jack Russell
- Labrador
- Maltese
- Pit Bull
- Pomeranian
- Poodle
- Pug
- Puppy
- Rottweiler
- Senior dog
- Shih Tzu
- Small dog
- Yorkie
Sniffspot Missouri Dog Rescues & Shelters Frequently Asked Questions
How many dog rescues and shelters operate in Missouri?
What are the most reputable dog rescues and shelters in Missouri?
What specialized services do dog rescues and shelters in Missouri offer?
How can I adopt a rescue dog in Missouri?
All interested parties must fill out an adoption application, we vet all applicants by contacting veterinarian's, landlords and offer a 'foster to adopt' program to be sure we are making the right fit for the family. We offer free consults and training to all adopters
Are there any breed-specific dog rescues and shelters in Missouri?
Can you recommend any dog rescues in Missouri that specialize in senior dogs or special needs animals?
Can you recommend any reputable dog rescue organizations that focus on specific regions or communities within Missouri?
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Top dog rescues in the US
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