Canines in Crisis

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit, no-kill medical animal rescue committed to assisting the hurt, unwanted, and neglected animals. We are a foster-based rescue, and our mission is to provide those in need with compassion, protection, medical care, nutrition, and ultimately a loving and safe forever family.

501c3 not-for-profit Farmington Pet Adoption Center, better known as FPAC, is a no-kill animal sanctuary. Our objective is to place all of the stray cats and dogs in Parkland with loving families.

Open Door Animal Sanctuary's goal is to give abandoned cats and dogs the best possible quality of life and a second opportunity at finding a forever home.

In the state of Missouri, The St. Louis Senior Dog Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are an all-volunteer group that saves dogs of all ages, but we focus primarily on dogs over the age of five.

To devoted dog owners, we extend our hands and our best wishes. We make sure our devoted friends receive the secure and devoted homes they deserve by compassionately fostering during temporary obstacles and thoughtfully adopting the orphaned pet.

When the founder and his wife first began rescuing dogs in the 1980s, our tale officially begins. Animal control alerted Sadie and Hannah about a Golden Retriever that was going to be put down due to the popularity of their own Golden Retrievers, Sadie and Hannah. Jenny was her name.