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Injured Stray Given New Hope

Demetri arrived at Great Plains SPCA as a lost stray, found wandering the streets terrified and alone. Our staff noticed almost immediately that something was wrong with Demetri when he arrived. He wouldn’t put any weight on one of his back legs and seemed to be injured.  Our Shelter Medical Team examined Demetri, and after

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Big and Abandoned

Shelters are filling up all across the country, including ours. But that doesn’t mean we will stop helping animals in need, even the extra large ones. We recently took in two 130 pound Mastiff brothers, Whisky and Tango, who were recently abandoned. Found by Animal Control, they were left in a backyard after the owner

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Can you help Angus?

Angus needs to get out of the shelter NOW! He is in desperate need of a Foster home with a dog savvy family committed to working with our Behavior Team to ensure his success in the home. Angus is a two-year-old Great Pyrenese/mix who was originally adopted out from our shelter as a puppy. Angus

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Tiny Tonka Needs Your Help

Just last week, Our HERO Manager received an urgent call from a long-term outreach client friend was in a desperate situation and needed immediate placement for their six-month-old English Bulldog, Tiny Tonka. Our team didn’t hesitate. Tonka needed a safe place to land. We picked Tonka up the very next morning. Tiny Tonka was not

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Cats and Lily Toxicity

Spring has officially sprung and with that comes the inevitable—flowers! While beautiful, one type of flower is hiding a dangerous secret for cats. Dr. Madison Minter, Shelter Veterinarian at Great Plains SPCA, would like to share some information about keeping cats safe among spring blooms. “True” lily species, meaning lilies from the Lilium or Hemerocallis

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Meet Winston

Maybe most heartbreaking of all, Winston was found tied to one of our doors late Sunday night, in the dark, after hours, severely injured. His back leg, hanging loose like a noodle, was fractured in three places and he was in an incredible amount of pain. On top of that, he has a severe puncture

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