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The Aussie Rescue and Placement Helpline,
Inc. (ARPH) is a not-for-profit organization
comprised of volunteers who are dedicated to
the Australian Shepherd breed.

ARPH's mission is to rescue Australian
Shepherds and place them into loving, caring,
and permanent homes, and to educate the
public about all aspects of owning an Australian
Shepherd.

ARPH's rescue efforts are supported largely by
donations from those who love the breed,
including donations from the Australian
Shepherd Club of America (ASCA), its Affiliate
Clubs, and other Australian Shepherd groups
and organizations.
We are here to help animals in
NW Oklahoma and
South Central Kansas.

Our goal is to stop the killing of
healthy, adoptable animals.

Creature Concerns, Inc is a
new organization founded in 2006.

We are a nonprofit organization
run by volunteers
We operate using donations
from our fellow citizens
who are concerned
for the homeless animals
in our area.  
Click on the Rescue's Name for a Link to their Website!
Founded by two Kansas dog lovers who faced
dozens of homeless pit bulls daily that had to
be turned away for lack of space and funding,
Kansas Pit Bull Rescue was formed to assist
pit bull type dogs in high-kill
animal control facilities in the Midwest.
With significant help from supporters and
donors, KPR placed over a hundred needy
Pit Bulls into responsible forever homes.
As we met more local bully lovers,
KPR expanded and created
Mid-America Bully Breed Rescue

We are an all volunteer run
foster home network.
With hard work, dedication, and
charitable donations, we believe MABBR
will have a tremendous impact on the
bully breed dogs in the Midwest.
Our mission is to responsibly place abandoned
Incredi-Bulls into forever homes,
promote responsible dog ownership,
promote breed-neutral dog policies, and
educate the public on the importance of
spaying and neutering pets.
MABBR has joined forces with several other
non-profit groups in the Midwest that
support similar goals.
Together we expect to more effectively
raise awareness on these issues.
The mission of the MABTR is to
rescue and re-home abandoned
Boston Terriers and to persuade those
interested in purchasing a dog,
to “adopt, and not shop”, meaning to
not purchase a dog or puppy from a
puppy mill, or puppy mill-supplied
pet store, but instead, to adopt a
homeless dog to save a life."