All of our dogs and cats available for adoption have already been spayed or neutered and vaccinated. Adoption fees are as follows:
Dogs: Males $57 and Females $67 Cats: Males $47 and Females $57
If you live inside the city of Kansas City, KS there will be an additional $5 fee for a city license.
How to Adopt
If you see an animal that you are interested in, please act quickly. We must intake many stray and unwanted pets every week, so therefore we need to adopt out pets quickly in order to have space and keep euthanasia to a minimum.
Please write down the corresponding ID number of the pet you are interested in and have it with you when you call or come to our office. To obtain the ID number click on the pet's name. Please note that we have MANY more dogs and cats than are posted on our web site and new ones come in weekly. Call or visit us for more info on our pets who have not been photographed yet.
Come Meet our Dogs at our Weekly Satellite Adoption Events!
We have satellite adoption events every weekend at the Olathe PetSmart & The Legends. Dogs are allowed to be taken home directly from the satellite locations:
Friday, July 3
The Legends at Village West
1843 Village West Parkway
Kansas City, KS 66111
We'll be outside, south of the fountains and east of Stix restaurant Click here for a map.
Noon to 4pm
Friday, July 3
PetSmart
119th St & Black Bob Road
Olathe, KS 66062
Indoors.
Noon to 4pm
You Can Meet Our Cats at PetSmart Any Day!
Visit our CATS and adopt them from these two PetSmart locations any day of the week during PetSmart business hours:
119th St & Black Bob Road
Olathe, KS 66062
913-393-4111
We don't have the resources to photograph our cats, so please visit the two PetSmart locations to see our available cats, or call our shelter at 913-321-1445 to inquire about cats available for adoption at the shelter.
The Ray of Hope Program
In 2009 we have partnered with The Humane Society of Greater Kansas City, volunteers, no-kill rescues and shelters, and breed rescue groups. The Ray of Hope program has significantly reduced euthanasia in our shelter to just 4% in the first 6 months of 2009, down from 54% in the first 6 months of 2008. Our partnership includes transfers of pets to no-kill groups, spaying and neutering of all of those pets, weekend satellite events, and distributing information on low-cost spaying and neutering to the KCK community.
