ADOPTION INFO

ADOPTABLE DOGS

SPECIAL THANKS

VOLUNTEER INFO

Come and meet us and our dogs

We show our dogs on the 2nd and the 4th Saturdays of the month at  Petsmart East and  West from 12 to 2 and at Petco West from 12 to 2. Our monthly meeting is held at 7 P.M. the 1st Friday of the month, all interested parties are invited

The number of dogs put to death every day is a national scandal, a sad reflection of a chain of irresponsibility: From puppy mills who produce too many dogs and sell them indiscriminately, to pet owners who refuse to their have animals spayed or neutered, tire of them and simply abandon them or, worse, abuse them.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

  If you are an animal lover and are considering any charitable donations or gift giving please consider KS K-9 ResQ. We are a 501 (c) 3 organization and all contributions are tax deductible. We are an all volunteer organization so all donations are used to provide medical care, food and maintenance for the homeless dogs in our area. Our CONTACT INFO  page provides information for contacting us.

CONTACT INFO

Don't breed or buy

You can save lives!

  VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED!  IF YOU HAVE EVER WANTED AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE THIS IS YOUR CHANCE. IF YOU ENJOY INTERACTING WITH ANIMALS AND HAVE A DESIRE TO HELP ENRICH THE LIVES OF HOMELESS ANIMALS IN THE AREA THIS IS YOUR CHANCE. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHETHER YOU CAN FOSTER DOGS, HELP SHOW DOGS OR SIMPLY HELP IN ANY WAY YOUR SCHEDULE WILL ALLOW YOU WILL BE HELPING TO SAVE DOGS BY MATCHING THEM WITH LOVING ADOPTIVE HOMES. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO EXPERIENCE THAT LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN THAT SAVING A LIFE CAN PROVIDE PLEASE TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO CONTACT US. THERE IS NO COST AND THE RETURN IS ENORMOUS.

WE WILL BE SPONSORING SEMINARS IN THE NEAR FUTURE EXPLAINING HOW EASY IT IS TO HELP. 

MAKE A DIFFERENCE, MAKE SOME FRIENDS, SAVE A LIFE!

CONTACT US IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP

Please help us save Amy!

This is Amy.

 Amy had been left at a local Vet by her previous owners who had decided it was inconvenient to keep her and so they dropped her off and told the Vet to just euthanize her. The Vet opted instead to contact us and that is how she came to be in our rescue. She is an older Husky mix (9 years)  but acts much younger and is very playful and friendly. She is house trained, crate trained and has impeccable house manners. She does well with both children and other dogs. With a special owner who can overlook her age and handle the special diet she requires she will become a trusted close and loyal companion.

After 9 years of trusted and loyal service Amy deserves a safe and loving home where she can live out her golden years.

If you know anyone who can help this sweet and gentle girl please contact our rescue.

You can make this a better community!

You can make a real difference!

While so many others die

Please support Rescue

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