KC Pet Project: Adopt Or Else

A tough proposition from these local animal lovers . . . Here's the consequences of overcrowding and the sketchy approach to doggie control . . .

"The issue is so dire that the shelter said it considered euthanasia over the holiday weekend despite being a no-kill shelter. Fortunately, it didn’t come to that as 100 dogs were adopted during the shelter’s Memorial Day Weekend adoption event."

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KC Pet Project facing difficult decisions to keep from being over capacity

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Hundreds of dogs with limited space continues to be an ongoing issue at KC Pet Project, where there are more dogs than kennels right now. The issue is so dire that the shelter said it considered euthanasia over the holiday weekend despite being a no-kill shelter.