A NO-KILL MISSIONOur zero euthanasia policy means no cat is put to sleep due to health, space, age or adoptability. read more OUR VOLUNTEERSLooking for a way to match your skills with your love for animals? Purrfect Pets needs you! find out more Pets For Adoption  Find answers to some common questions about our rescue and adoption center.  Click here to subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter! #50-A, Lower level, next to Dillards South entrance A NO-KILL MISSIONOur zero euthanasia policy means no cat is put to sleep due to health, space, age or adoptability. find out more These cats and kittens need furr-ever homes! Our adoption center is filled with adorable and friendly felines who have been rescued from overcrowded shelters or orphaned by previous owners. They are ready to be placed into loving homes! Please consider adopting one (or two) today ... you'll be glad you did! Pets For Adoption  Find out the latest "scoop" at Purrfect Pets! Open Daily Monday through Thursday: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PMFriday, Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Our Location NOW OPEN!

Oak Park Mall11425 West 95th StreetOverland Park, KS 66214 As an all-volunteer shelter, we are proud to have the support of dedicated people who donate their time to help our cats and operate the adoption center.  We depend on adoption fees and donations for the success of our organization. Every dollar you give goes directly towards the care of our cats and kittens! Foster care volunteers provide temporary care for cats and kittens who may need a little extra TLC before becoming ready for purr-manent adoption! Adoption fees include:FeLV / FIV Testing  A non-profit, no-kill cat rescue and adoption agency for the Greater Kansas City area. A non-profit, no-kill cat rescue and adoption agency for the Greater Kansas City area. Supporter $25.00 USD Friend $50.00 USD Patron $100.00 USD Benefactor $500.00 USD Hero $1,000.00 USD Second Chance Pet Adoptions (SCPAKC) HomeAnimals for adoptionDOG PrescreeningPrescreening Cat PrescreeningNeeds Second Chance Pet Adoptions is a NO-Kill not for profit

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Looking for forever homes-we choose the best family for the pet. Therefore, everyone is happy!!! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADOPTION TO ANYONE FOR ANY REASON. Click here→ Adoptable Pets Click here to download the Cat Adoption Form Click here to download the Dog Adoption Form Be a part of Barbie's MILLION STICK CAMPAIGN!!! SCPAKC is selling Cotton Candy in our store and at events to raise money for our next building. If you have an event that you would like to book Cotton Candy We are a 501 c 3 organization that operates off of donations. Please consider donating to us! We have two payment methods: mail or Paypal Second Chance Pet Adoptions Welcome to The Pet Connection! The Pet Connection on Facebook The Rescue Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to building trustful relationships with people and their pets and improving the lives of animals living in under served Kansas City communities.

• Providing food, water and dog houses for needy animals. • Offering low cost veterinary resources, emphasize spay and neutering. • Provide community education/awareness on  responsible pet ownership. We provide basic survival items such as food and dog houses and offer low cost veterinary resources emphasizing the need to spay and neuter. We also provide community education/awareness to the public on responsible pet ownership and empower people to make a difference. In The Last 12 Months, We Have Provided • Over 7,000 lbs of food to animals in need • 50 Dog houses • 200 Bales of hay • Nearly $40,000 in animal medical & health expenses • Thousands in gasoline and auto expenses • And love and kisses and treats to thousands of animals – for many it was the first affection they had ever received. Sponsor An Outreach Pup • A dog can have up to 24 pups in one year. • Dogs can become pregnant at 6 months of age.

• The Average litter is 4-6 puppies. • 4 million shelter pets are killed each year in the US due to over population. You can help reduce unwanted litters by sponsoring a spay or neuter of an animal. To help abandoned, neglected and forgotten animals in Kansas City and surrounding areas. To raise awareness through community education programs of animal overpopulation, disease control and provide resources for veterinary services. We provide basic survival items such as food and dog houses and offer low cost veterinary resources emphasizing the need to spay and neuter.  View our wish list of items in need. We could not be effective without the help of our volunteers.  There are many way in which you can make a difference. Download our Volunteer Handbook, our Volunteer Application, and Learn More. Foster parents care for animals that are injured or sick, moms with litters, single babies who are too young, need training or behavior modification!!

With the TLC that our foster parents provide, these animals are able to receive the individual attention that they each desperately need to become something truly special – a lifetime companion. Not only is fostering a fun and educational activity for the whole family, but our foster parents report they are completely enriched by their experiences. Steps to Become a Foster Parent: Click Here to download foster form ** Please allow 24 hrs. ** Requires Adobe Reader These animals are looking for forever homes. Each has a unique story that makes them special.  All animals are spay or neutered, current on vaccinations, micro-chipped and have their first 30  All adoptable animals are listed on Petfinder in the link below: Petfinder – The Rescue Project Click Here to download adoption form ** Volunteering with The Rescue Project is a Win/Win. Volunteering brings and gives comfort. We could not be effective without the help of our volunteers.

There are many way in which you can make a difference. You may also visit our Amazon Wish list and have items shipped directly to us!!  The Rescue Project Wish List Most of the items below can be purchased at Amazon, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Tractor Supply and Big Lots stores. Outreach and TNR (Trap Neuter Release) Needs • Animal traps –raccoon size for cats, xl for dogs • Antibacterial for treating fly wounds on skin • Blankets/flat sheets (used) – med/lg • Bones – rawhide and pigs ears • Buckets – metal and sturdy plastic • Cable Tie – Outs for large/xl dogs up to 250 lbs. • Cat food -Dry and canned (pop lid) – any type/brand • Collars – metal clipping preferred • Containers for food/water – gallon jugs,  litter containers • Dog food – Dry and canned (pop lid) – any type/brand • Dog Houses – Igloo/sturdy plastic • Duct Tape – heavy duty • Food bowls – metal/sturdy plastic

• Plastic tubs (with lids) – 30-55 gallon size • Straw (dry, seasonal) • SWAT Fly Repellent • Tarps – Sm/Med/Lg • Trash Bags – heavy duty – large/xl Gift cards from Home Depot, Lowe’s, Tractor Supply, Big Lots and Amazon are also greatly appreciated. Consider a Monthly Gift-for as little as $10 a month, you can help feed a needy animal. Your donations go directly to animals in the Kansas City area. Donate online via Paypal! I would like to make a donation in the amount of: $1,000 $100 $50 $20 $10 Other: Donor InformationFirst Name: Last Name: Phone: Employer:Occupation:Email: We are also in need of many important items-click here to view our needs list-list of the things we need Outreach teams (2-3 people per team) go out on Saturday and Sunday.  Each month’s Outreach volunteer request is posted on The Rescue Project Volunteer and Supporters Facebook page.   The Rescue Project In Action Meet Our Leadership Team and Board of Directors

CEO – Andrea Knobbe Andrea@TheRescueProject.net Andrea has more than 18 years of experience in the animal welfare world. She has  volunteered and worked in many different animal welfare capacities  ranging from very small grassroots to large-scale public/private partnership efforts. Click here to learn more Treasurer – Derek Pace Derek and his wife Rachel became very involved in volunteering at local animal shelters and rescues in 2008, and in 2010 they began providing a foster home to rescued dogs. Since that time have fostered over 65 homeless animals, a large portion of which have been pit bull mixes rescued from death row.  Saving animals has become a personal passion, and Derek will do anything in his power to help an animal in need, even stopping on the side of a busy interstate highway to catch a stray! Derek is a wholesale insurance broker for RT Specialty in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, where he’s been since graduating from Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in 2007. 

His primary focus is on transportation-related industries and he writes business all over the globe. Since January 2009, Marilyn has done extensive outreach, rescue and support in Kansas City’s most impacted areas. The hopeless situation of these animals needs caring and motivated people with ” boots on the ground” experience. Marilyn has a BS in Interior Design from Colorado State University, Fort Collins and is currently an independent Interior Designer. Lisa has been a passionate advocate for the well-being and care of animals since a young age.  Her devotion for dogs includes the adoption of strays, going back to a dog named Skippy when she was five, President – Craig Buckley Craig has been involved in different ways with various animal welfare groups over the years with his wife Anne, who is the real animal advocate in the household, and the driving force behind their efforts. They are the penultimate foster failures, providing a “forever home” to almost every dog they’ve ever taken in. 

Together they provide financial assistance to various welfare organizations, and continue to help with fund-raising efforts in various capacities. Craig is a banking professional with Commerce Bank in Kansas City, Missouri.  He has spent more than 30 years in various phases of commercial lending, and for many years has worked with a number of business to improve their performance. Glenn has founded several local successful businesses over the years and recently sold his Overland Park security systems company and felt the time was right to give back to his community specifically within his passion of pet advocacy. Glenn also runs the Facebook page “lost/found pets of Johnson County” helping reunite pets with their people. Glenn’s entrepreneurial experience and spirit will help The Rescue Project continue to grow and prosper. Lisa has always been an animal lover, bringing home countless “neighborhood strays” when she was a child, much to her mother and neighbors chagrin.