Rescue One is a state-licensed, 501(c)(3), foster-based rescue located in Springfield, MO. All of the animals in our care live in foster homes until a forever home can be found. We rescue without regard to breed, age, or ease of placement. Our mission is not only to rescue animals in need, but to also educate the public on responsible pet ownership and help provide low cost spay/neuter for those in need of assistance.
Since forming in 2013, Rescue One has helped saved thousands of animals. Dogs find their way to us for many reasons: some are owner surrenders, some are strays, some dogs are found abandoned, left to fend for themselves in vacant homes, open fields, or on the side of the road, and many are pulled from area kill shelters. Besides giving love and socialization to the animals, all will receive necessary medical care, required vaccinations, and be spayed or neutered prior to adoption.
Our goal is to place animals in responsible, committed homes, and considerable care will be taken to find good matches for both the animals and the adopters.
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Claws and Paws Animal Adoption Center’s purpose is to find forever homes for dogs and cats in Laclede County. We are looking for volunteers to help with anything from socializing and walking dogs, to social media, fundraising and special events. Please feel free to contact us by phone. Read more...
Our mission is to passionately advocate for and provide the essential resources, education, and services needed to help people keep their cherished pets at home. We understand the deep bond between pets and their humans, and we’re here to support and empower responsible pet owners so they never have to face separation due to hardship. Imagine a world where no Read more...
PLEASE NOTE: to become a member of Christian County Citizen Corps, you must take a 20-hour Community Emergency Response Training. The mission of the Citizen Corps Council of Christian County is to ensure that the county is safe and prepared for emergencies and disasters that affect our community. We do this by engaging citizens, public safety agencies, faith-based groups, civic Read more...
