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Virtual adoptions are still encouraged to reduce the amount of people in the shelter. This works great if meet n’ greets have been conducted offsite and you are able to hand the animal over once the adoption is completed. Even if they are picking up after surgery, if they already have a virtual adoption done, they have to spend even less time at the shelter. Thank you!
Fostering a cat for KC Pet Project? Meet other KCPP fosters. You can share your foster cat’s photos on the page, ask questions, and communicate with other foster families.
Fostering a dog for KC Pet Project? Meet other KCPP fosters. You can share your foster dog’s photos on the page, ask questions, and communicate with other foster families.
This is a great resource for new fosters and includes marketing tips, how to get your pet adopted, medical and behavior resources, and much more.
Your photos you post on the Facebook Group could be featured on the main KC Pet Project social media pages!
Although we do everything in our power to maintain health in our pet population and mitigate infectious disease risk in our care, there are a few illnesses that are common in shelter environments that may require treatment. If you have questions or concerns surrounding the wellness of your foster pet please do not hesitate to call or email the KC Pet Project Veterinary Clinic at 816-683-1353 or [email protected].
Messages will be returned within 24 hours and in many situations we can provide at-home care recommendations to avoid unnecessary human contact. In some situations the sick animal will need medical treatments and will require a visit to the veterinary clinic.
Please follow the instructions both given over the phone and when arriving to the shelter as we are respecting social distancing and working to eliminate human-to-human contact while providing appropriate healthcare for our foster population. Thank you for caring for the homeless animals in this desperate time of need, we are here to help you!
During this time, fosters can also schedule Curbside Veterinary Appointments should the vet clinic feel that an appointment is needed when you call.
Lisa Kells
Feline Foster Care Manager
[email protected]
785-556-0010
Sara Gillette
Canine Foster Care Manager
[email protected]
816-683-1397
For veterinary questions or concerns, contact the KC Pet Project Veterinary Clinic at 816-683-1353 or email [email protected].
For adoptions related questions, please call 816-683-1383 or email [email protected].
