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Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips

As we gather with friends and family to give thanks, let’s not forget about the safety and well-being of our four-legged family! There are numerous human foods that are harmful to our pets, and lots of visitors can be overwhelming for animals that aren’t accustomed to meeting new people in the home. To ensure a …

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Embracing the Golden Years: Adoptable Senior Shelter Pets

There is a certain magic that radiates from senior pets. Their wise, soulful eyes and gentle demeanor tell stories of a life well-lived. Yet, sadly, many senior animals find themselves in shelters, often overlooked due to misconceptions surrounding their age. Kevin is one of those pets. An 8-year-old Fox Terrier/mix that was brought to Great …

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Hot Weather Advisory!

With temperatures climbing into the 100s, it is vitally important you keep a close eye on your pet when they are outdoors. Even a few minutes can be fatal, and our pets need us to advocate for their safety. Here are a few tips and tricks to beat the heat, identify heat stroke, and most …

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Scooby’s Diary

Dear Diary, It’s me, Scooby… It has been 161 long and lonely days since I arrived at Great Plains SPCA, and not a single person has asked to meet me. Every day, as I watch people walk past my kennel, I wag my tail and hope that today will be the day someone stops to …

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We’re On A Mission to to spread awareness with our official partner, Scott Poore!

Great Plains SPCA is proud to announce that local animal activist Scott Poore, has been named Chief of Advocacy and Media Relations at Great Plains SPCA! Mission Driven has raised more than $1.5M for local and rural animal shelters and helped thousands of shelter pets find their forever homes. “The beauty of my partnership with Great Plains …

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