Flora Shropshire Animal Shelter

To improve the human-animal bond by encouraging healthy relationships between pets and members of our community, to protect homeless animals through responsible adoptions, to care for all animals entrusted to us humanely, to promote animal welfare, and to provide humane care for all animals in our care.

As a nonprofit, we rescue animals of various species. We also keep a pet food pantry. We provide rescue, low-cost veterinary care, adoptions, and more.

The Kentucky Dachshund Rescue prevents the euthanasia of Dachshunds and other small breeds by giving them food, medical attention, love, and the necessary time to find a forever home.

The shelter accepts dogs, cats, and other animals from county and city residents who have a valid ID. We let the general people adopt our animals.

The Quad Cities and adjacent areas are served by the Humane Society of Scott County, a nonprofit animal welfare organization with open admittance and social conscience.

For $25 per pet, we provide public microchipping services! They may go in a heartbeat, but you could spend all your time trying to figure out where they are. 90% of lost pets will never be found without proper identification.