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-- Gabby is the sweetest pit bull boxer I’ve ever cared for. Although she hasn’t met many dogs yet, the few she’s encountered on walks have been greeted with wagging tails and excitement. I’m confident she’d love to have a playmate to wrestle with. We also have neighbor dogs on the other side of the fence, and she has never barked at them or tried to jump. In the six weeks we’ve been fostering her, she’s only barked four times.
As a former stray found in the park, Gabby still eats her meals quite quickly, so we feed her twice a day in the late morning and evening, along with 3-5 treats daily. Being a stray, she often looks for food and water on walks, so we keep a close eye on what she’s sniffing.
Though she may be around five years old, she has all the playful energy of a puppy. Gabby gets excited when meeting new humans, but she calms down within a few minutes and settles in nicely.
We have a large, older cat, and they get along wonderfully. We kept them apart for the first week to ensure a smooth introduction, but now they enjoy each other’s company. Gabby has given the cat gentle sniffs and licks, and our kitty often rubs against her, showing affection. Gabby is also great with our friends` kids!
She is house-trained and crate-trained. Gabby sleeps in her kennel while we’re away and sometimes at night, but we only keep her in there for a maximum of five hours. We’ve made her kennel a safe space by giving her all her milk bone treats there, and now she even naps inside with the door open.
When we leave the house, Gabby goes into her kennel, but I think she’s nearly ready to stay out in our enclosed kitchen area while we’re gone.
Gabby came to the shelter with heartworms but has already begun the treatment to rid her body of these nasty parasites. The shelter will cover the cost of her treatment after adoption.
Thank You for your interest in Gabby. She is currently living in a foster home. If you would like to meet her please email foster@kcpetproject.org
-- Gabby is the sweetest pit bull boxer I’ve ever cared for. Although she hasn’t met many dogs yet, the few she’s encountered on walks have been greeted with wagging tails and excitement. I’m confident she’d love to have a playmate to wrestle with. We also have neighbor dogs on the other side of the fence, and she has never barked at them or tried to jump. In the six weeks we’ve been fostering her, she’s only barked four times.
As a former stray found in the park, Gabby still eats her meals quite quickly, so we feed her twice a day in the late morning and evening, along with 3-5 treats daily. Being a stray, she often looks for food and water on walks, so we keep a close eye on what she’s sniffing.
Though she may be around five years old, she has all the playful energy of a puppy. Gabby gets excited when meeting new humans, but she calms down within a few minutes and settles in nicely.
We have a large, older cat, and they get along wonderfully. We kept them apart for the first week to ensure a smooth introduction, but now they enjoy each other’s company. Gabby has given the cat gentle sniffs and licks, and our kitty often rubs against her, showing affection. Gabby is also great with our friends` kids!
She is house-trained and crate-trained. Gabby sleeps in her kennel while we’re away and sometimes at night, but we only keep her in there for a maximum of five hours. We’ve made her kennel a safe space by giving her all her milk bone treats there, and now she even naps inside with the door open.
When we leave the house, Gabby goes into her kennel, but I think she’s nearly ready to stay out in our enclosed kitchen area while we’re gone.
Gabby came to the shelter with heartworms but has already begun the treatment to rid her body of these nasty parasites. The shelter will cover the cost of her treatment after adoption.
Thank You for your interest in Gabby. She is currently living in a foster home. If you would like to meet her please email foster@kcpetproject.org
Thanks so much for considering adoption! At KC Pet Project we have no blanket rules. Our goal is to find the pet that is right for YOUR family. The adoption process takes about an hour and does not require you filling out any paperwork ahead of time – you’ll do that once you’ve met someone and decide it’s a good fit. If you have another dog at home, we would like to have a supervised introduction with your pet(s) and our pet. Details about the introduction process can be found below.
You can view all of our adoptable dogs online at – we update their availability and location in real time. If you see them, they are still available for adoption. When you click on their photo it will show their location. There is no appointment needed to visit our pets.
You can visit any of our three locations seven days a week and find a pet that you’re interested in, or meet someone in foster at a mutually agreed upon location. We will have you fill some things out and then go through an adoption interview with a staff member. If all goes well, we’ll send you home with them that day. They’ll have been spayed/neutered, microchipped, have age appropriate vaccines, have been heartworm tested, and have received intestinal dewormer.
Small dogs, puppies, and specialty breeds go quickly here at KC Pet Project. If your schedule allows, you are encouraged to visit our dogs here at the shelter, as we often times have these dogs but they are on stray hold. If you see a pet you are interested in but they are not currently available, you have the option of putting down an Early Bird hold. The EB hold is $50 and $25 of it is a non-refundable donation to us that gives you first right of adoption if the dog is not reclaimed, and the other $25 is deducted from the dog’s adoption fee.
All of our adopters are expected to have a proper leash and collar for their dogs or a carrier to take home cats, which can be found in the retail section of any of our locations. If you live in Kansas City, MO, you should also expect to purchase a city license tag for $12 – this is something you’ll renew each year upon vaccinating your pet.
If you need to introduce your pet(s) to our pet: We recommend visiting an animal first to make sure that it is a good candidate for your home, and so that you have free hands. If you decide you would like to proceed with a meet and greet, please bring your dog to the location where your adoption candidate lives and staff will assist you. If visiting the main shelter, please do not bring your dog into the kennel area. Instead, have someone you trust hold onto your dog and notify a staff member that you are here for the introduction, or you can leave them in your car if it is weather appropriate. KCPP staff will let your dog and our dog drag a leash and greet each other naturally, without you present so that the introduction can be as objective as possible. Please plan on separating your newly adopted dog from your current dog on your drive home (in a kennel, for example), unless you have assistance.
Adoption Fees:
Adult mixed breed dogs: $75-150
Small breed dogs and puppies: $150-300
Cats: $25-$75
Kittens: $50 – $125
Thanks so much for considering adoption! At KC Pet Project we have no blanket rules. Our goal is to find the pet that is right for YOUR family. The adoption process takes about an hour and does not require you filling out any paperwork ahead of time – you’ll do that once you’ve met someone and decide it’s a good fit. If you have another dog at home, we would like to have a supervised introduction with your pet(s) and our pet. Details about the introduction process can be found below.
You can view all of our adoptable dogs online at – we update their availability and location in real time. If you see them, they are still available for adoption. When you click on their photo it will show their location. There is no appointment needed to visit our pets.
You can visit any of our three locations seven days a week and find a pet that you’re interested in, or meet someone in foster at a mutually agreed upon location. We will have you fill some things out and then go through an adoption interview with a staff member. If all goes well, we’ll send you home with them that day. They’ll have been spayed/neutered, microchipped, have age appropriate vaccines, have been heartworm tested, and have received intestinal dewormer.
Small dogs, puppies, and specialty breeds go quickly here at KC Pet Project. If your schedule allows, you are encouraged to visit our dogs here at the shelter, as we often times have these dogs but they are on stray hold. If you see a pet you are interested in but they are not currently available, you have the option of putting down an Early Bird hold. The EB hold is $50 and $25 of it is a non-refundable donation to us that gives you first right of adoption if the dog is not reclaimed, and the other $25 is deducted from the dog’s adoption fee.
All of our adopters are expected to have a proper leash and collar for their dogs or a carrier to take home cats, which can be found in the retail section of any of our locations. If you live in Kansas City, MO, you should also expect to purchase a city license tag for $12 – this is something you’ll renew each year upon vaccinating your pet.
If you need to introduce your pet(s) to our pet: We recommend visiting an animal first to make sure that it is a good candidate for your home, and so that you have free hands. If you decide you would like to proceed with a meet and greet, please bring your dog to the location where your adoption candidate lives and staff will assist you. If visiting the main shelter, please do not bring your dog into the kennel area. Instead, have someone you trust hold onto your dog and notify a staff member that you are here for the introduction, or you can leave them in your car if it is weather appropriate. KCPP staff will let your dog and our dog drag a leash and greet each other naturally, without you present so that the introduction can be as objective as possible. Please plan on separating your newly adopted dog from your current dog on your drive home (in a kennel, for example), unless you have assistance.
Adoption Fees:
Adult mixed breed dogs: $75-150
Small breed dogs and puppies: $150-300
Cats: $25-$75
Kittens: $50 – $125
Go meet their pets
KC Pet Project Main Shelter Location:
Kansas City Campus for Animal Care
7077 Elmwood Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64132
Hours:
Mon - Sun: 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Zona Rosa Adoption Center:
8721 N. Stoddard Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64153
Hours:
Monday – Wednesday: 10am-6pm
Thursday-Saturday: 10am-7pm
Sunday: Noon-6pm
Petco Adoption Center:
11620 W. 95th St.
Overland Park, KS 66214
Hours:
Mondays: Closed
Tuesday-Saturday: 11:30am-6pm
Sunday: 11:30am-5pm
KC Pet Project Main Shelter Location:
Kansas City Campus for Animal Care
7077 Elmwood Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64132
Hours:
Mon - Sun: 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Zona Rosa Adoption Center:
8721 N. Stoddard Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64153
Hours:
Monday – Wednesday: 10am-6pm
Thursday-Saturday: 10am-7pm
Sunday: Noon-6pm
Petco Adoption Center:
11620 W. 95th St.
Overland Park, KS 66214
Hours:
Mondays: Closed
Tuesday-Saturday: 11:30am-6pm
Sunday: 11:30am-5pm
More about this shelter
KC Pet Project is a 501c3, nonprofit charitable organization operating the KC Campus for Animal Care, Kansas City, Missouri’s, Animal Shelter. We care for more than 16,000 animals a year and now have 14 locations in Missouri and Kansas to adopt out pets. We focus on progressive programs to help people keep their pets through Lost and Found services, our Keep ‘Em Together, KC program, and pet safety initiatives like microchipping, pet identification, and more.
KC Pet Project also performs all animal control operations for Kansas City, MO, through our Animal Services Division.
KC Pet Project is a 501c3, nonprofit charitable organization operating the KC Campus for Animal Care, Kansas City, Missouri’s, Animal Shelter. We care for more than 16,000 animals a year and now have 14 locations in Missouri and Kansas to adopt out pets. We focus on progressive programs to help people keep their pets through Lost and Found services, our Keep ‘Em Together, KC program, and pet safety initiatives like microchipping, pet identification, and more.
KC Pet Project also performs all animal control operations for Kansas City, MO, through our Animal Services Division.
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