KC Pet Project works for that nonprofit. And if it is to continue operating the shelter, KC Pet Project would need to work out its own, new arrangement with the city, without that nonprofit ...

KC Pet Project has been running Kansas City’s animal shelter since 2012. The city is now moving to bring animal control back in-house. Animal rescue groups and neighborhood organizations have ...

Members of KC Pet Project’s Animal Services Division, were brought in Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024, to help wrangle loose goats that have been living along side the Riverfront Trail in Kansas City ...

In the two years before KC Pet Project took over, Kansas City animal control officers wrote 3,683 citations, according to Kansas City Municipal Court data. In the two years after, KC Pet Project ...

KC Pet Project says it gets 40 to 50 new animals every day. Most of those animals are surrendered by owners who can no longer afford to care for them.

KC Pet Project receives approximately $6,000 a day to run the animal services division, according to the city’s 2020 estimations. The breakdown of costs is as follows.

It's the busiest summer, the KC Pet Project has ever had in its history. "Every single day we've been getting 25 to 30 new dogs will not that many are leaving," Tori Fugate with KC Pet Project said.

NEXT FEW DAYS. MORE DETAILS ON THAT SOON. IT’S BEEN A BUSY SUMMER FOR CASEY. PET PROJECT ALREADY HANDLING A CRISIS LOAD OF DOGS AND CATS. THERE’S NOW A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS. KMBC NINE ALAN ...

The litigation comes as KC Pet Project lost its contract to run animal services for Kansas City on Thursday.. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Holly Lane, a resident who attempted to stop the ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Joy quickly turned to sadness for a woman who has been looking for her lost dog for nearly a decade. KC Pet Project says the length of ownership and most recent possession are ...

KC Pet Project is investigating an animal cruelty case where a dog was left outside to freeze in last week's severe weather. The dog survived thanks to the bravery of an animal control officer.

KC Pet Project board chair Anthony Mittan said in a prepared statement on Tuesday evening that the group is eager to continue managing the animal shelter after KCCAC ends its contract.