Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals
Mission: Our Mission is to rescue as many adoptable animals from death row as we can properly care for. To provide medical treatment to sick or injured stray animals. To combine an aggressive spay/neuter program with a high volume adoption program while providing quality lifetime care for unadopted pets. To network with and provide a rescue service for other shelters, ultimately reducing the kill rate in southwest Missouri.
Results: C. A. R. E. has adopted over 16,000 animals since it began in 1992.
Target demographics: Every day, we strive to ease the pain victims of neglect and abuse endure, offering safety and hope, and finding them the loving homes they so richly deserve. We are proud to work alongside government agencies and other nonprofits making a difference in the lives of the animals we care so deeply about. Our dream is to eliminate pet overpopulation and stop the killing of adoptable animals in our local shelters and pounds.
Direct beneficiaries per year: On an average of over 1,000 animals per month were adopted into their forever homes
Geographic areas served: SW Missouri as the largest No-Kill shelter, 1991
Programs: An aggressive spay/neuter program, no animal leaves the rescue without being spayed or neutered first. All animals are vetted and have received all vaccines and are in good health. Helping to eliminate the BSL (breed specific law) against pit bulls in Springfield so they can be adopted without being being euthanized and punished because of their breed. C. A. R. E. provides an educational program to all the volunteers to help them with handling the animals at the shelter, they go to schools and provided question and answer sessions with the students and are out weekly with the mobile trailer doing mobile adoptions in various locations in Springifeld, MO. At the C. A. R. E. sanctuary there are hospice animals that will live the remainder of their life and unadoptable to the public animals that will live there til the end of their life. They also, have pigs, goats, cows, horses and any animal that needs a rescue from unexceptable living conditions.
Mission: Our Mission is to rescue as many adoptable animals from death row as we can properly care for. To provide medical treatment to sick or injured stray animals. To combine an aggressive spay/neuter program with a high volume adoption program while providing quality lifetime care for unadopted pets. To network with and provide a rescue service for other shelters, ultimately reducing the kill rate in southwest Missouri.
Results: C. A. R. E. has adopted over 16,000 animals since it began in 1992.
Target demographics: Every day, we strive to ease the pain victims of neglect and abuse endure, offering safety and hope, and finding them the loving homes they so richly deserve. We are proud to work alongside government agencies and other nonprofits making a difference in the lives of the animals we care so deeply about. Our dream is to eliminate pet overpopulation and stop the killing of adoptable animals in our local shelters and pounds.
Direct beneficiaries per year: On an average of over 1,000 animals per month were adopted into their forever homes
Geographic areas served: SW Missouri as the largest No-Kill shelter, 1991
Programs: An aggressive spay/neuter program, no animal leaves the rescue without being spayed or neutered first. All animals are vetted and have received all vaccines and are in good health. Helping to eliminate the BSL (breed specific law) against pit bulls in Springfield so they can be adopted without being being euthanized and punished because of their breed. C. A. R. E. provides an educational program to all the volunteers to help them with handling the animals at the shelter, they go to schools and provided question and answer sessions with the students and are out weekly with the mobile trailer doing mobile adoptions in various locations in Springifeld, MO. At the C. A. R. E. sanctuary there are hospice animals that will live the remainder of their life and unadoptable to the public animals that will live there til the end of their life. They also, have pigs, goats, cows, horses and any animal that needs a rescue from unexceptable living conditions.
1328-A W. Sunshine St., Springfield,, MO 65803
Animals
Springfield,
