Roadrunner Medical Fund

The Roadrunner Fund, named for the severely injured little dog who lost his eyes after he was allegedly strangled and thrown off a third floor balcony.

The Roadrunner Medical Fund seeks to raise funds for the lifesaving medical procedures that KC Pet Project performs every day to treat abused, sick, and critically-injured pets like Roadrunner, who came to our shelter in 2014, the victim of horrible abuse from his owners.

On average, 4 or more dogs or cats arrive every day, 365 days a year, at KC Pet Project that need immediate, life-saving medical care.

As the largest no-kill animal shelter in Kansas City, we must rely solely on donations to be able to provide this level of medical treatment for our community’s pets in order to save their lives and provide the second chance they deserve.

KC Pet Project is asking the public to consider a tax-deductible donation today to The Roadrunner Fund to help us continue to save the lives of so many innocent dogs and cats who arrive at the shelter suffering from abuse, accidents and neglect, including broken bones, severe lacerations, mange, chemical burns, gunshots, and other medical emergencies.