Great Plains SPCA relies on the generosity of our donors, volunteers, and foster families to help us carry out our mission to serve more than 6,000 homeless pets annually. Our “Helping Heroes” monthly giving program is a compassionate group of loyal supporters who donate monthly so that we have dependable resources to continue quality care […]
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Queen spent nearly 400 days at Great Plains SPCA until Mission Driven’s Scott Poore decided to move into our shelter with her in order to spread her story and find her forever home. And her story sure spread! Queen’s story went viral, attracting local, national and even international attention. This helped Queen gain the exposure
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Stephanie was brought to us as a feral 1 month old kitten extremely sickly and vastly undersocialized. She is now just over 6 months, meaning that the vast majority of her life has been spent in the shelter, and the entirety of her life has been without a home and family. Stephanie has spent time
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Kris Kringle was brought to us by Animal Control in February of this year from a hoarding situation. He needed dental extractions and treatment for an upper respiratory infection. He patiently waited for 6 months until being adopted by Lexi in September. Kris Kringle, now Uzi, has meant the world to Lexi ever since! Check
Bryan has been in our care for over 200 days. Brought in as a stray, Bryan was stressed and terrified the minute he walked through our doors. He was so nervous around new people that even when he began soliciting for attention, he would flinch in fear when anyone would pet him. Our staff have
Midnight came to Great Plains from another shelter after being abandoned. She was heartworm positive, riddled with hot spots & underweight. She waited patiently for 3 whole months until she was adopted by Cate & Derek in 2014. Midnight, now Midi, has been an integral part of their family ever since! Check out what Cate
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When Gyps arrived at our shelter over a month ago, she was missing a lot of hair and her skin was red, itchy, and extremely uncomfortable, as seen in the first photo. Our Veterinary Staff went to work to determine the underlying issues of Gyps’ symptoms to be able to determine the best treatment plan
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Please join us at our shelter for fall family fun on Sunday, November 3rd! We will have many activities from 12p-6p, including a bounce house, face painter, pumpkins, and a food truck courtesy of The Peaceful Pig. The Shawnee Police K9 Department is also joining us for a special demonstration, and all animal adoption fees
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In The News Great Plains SPCA and the Holidays Go Hand-In-Hand, er, Paw-In-Hand! by Michael Mackie, INKansasCity Great Plains SPCA is headed into the new year with an inspired mission and a renewed sense of spirit. Through the holiday season, the organization will be running a match campaign up to $150,000 thanks to one generous
Say hello to this dapper fellow! Humphrey is a 9 year old male Lhasa Apso who has just become available for adoption! First brought to us as a stray, Humphrey was extremely matted and had eye and skin conditions that he’s currently being treated for. Earlier this week, our vet team also performed a cystotomy