Desoto Animal Rescue Society

Mission Statement:

The mission of Desoto Animal Rescue Society is to be a voice for animals, giving them a better quality of life through foster care, adoption, pet overpopulation education, humane education and higher ideals of humanity towards all animals.

Our Adoptable Pet List

Click here to see our "Happy Tails" who have already found their forever homes


ATTICUS

Meet Atticus...he is an American Foxhound and a very handsome fella! He had spent his life locked in a small pen with his sister Scout until some kind people rescued him. He now runs free in his new foster home and loves his new fenced in yard! Atticus is about a year old and is UTD on all shots, HW neg. and neutered. He is very playful and gets along well with every one of his foster family friends. His $100.oo donation includes a 6 month supply of heartworm prevention. Atticus is up-to-date with routine shots and spayed/neutered

NEWS! Desoto Animal Rescue Society (D.A.R.S) will be hosting PET ADOPTIONS!!

CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR EXACT LOCATIONS. WWW.DESOTOPETLOVERS.ORG
Click to see our events!

---1st and 3rd Saturday each month 11am to 4pm at

Petsmart

Hacks Cross/Winchester in Memphis TN

--2nd and 4th Saturday each month 11 am - 4 pm at

Petco

Goodman Road in Southaven MS
Adoptions are held on a regular schedule at Petsmart Memphis and Petco in Southaven on alternate Saturdays.

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Want to Know How You Can Help?

For Information call 1-662-342-9448 or e-mail info@desotopetlovers.org for more information on Volunteering or becoming a Foster Family.
Send tax deductible donations to: Desoto Animal Rescue Society
P.O. Box 316
Horn Lake, MS 38637
Phone: 662-342-9448

Email:
D.A.R.S.

IMPORTANT

PET IDENTIFICATION is important to ensure the safe return of your pet if he/she gets lost. Even if your pet normally stays inside, accidents can happen! Many people put collars on their pets, but fail to put a rabies tag or ID on it. Without any ID, shelters are unable to locate owners and many pets are euthanized annually just because an owner does not come looking for his/her pet and the ACO has no way of finding the owner. Additionally,local ordinances in ALL communities require that every pet wear his/her rabies tag at all times. If you cannot keep a collar on your pet, try getting a microchip. Shelters have scanners to check for this implanted computer chip and, thus, locate an owner. Also, keep contact information up-to-date with your Veterinarian and with the microchip manufacturer. Click here for a list of pets currently in foster homes



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