Our News:
1. Save the dates!
KV-POP ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Tuesday, September 18
Red Barn Festival: Saturday, September 29
Project Homeless Connect: Friday, October 5 from 10-3
WOOFSTOCK: Saturday, October 6 from 5-?
2. Thanks to the Missouri State Humane Society for awarding KV-POP a $2,500 "I'm Pet Friendly" grant!
The “I’m Pet Friendly” license plate tells others that you love animals, and helps to end pet overpopulation by raising funds for spay and neuter programs in Missouri. At least $20 of every $25 paid for a Pet Friendly plate is deposited into a fund to support low cost spay and neuter programs throughout the state.
Find out how to get your I'M PET FRIENDLY license plate here!
3. Our Spring Spay/Neuter Campaign helped NINETY local animals get fixed!
The next giveaway will be on World Spay Day, February 26, 2019
Coupons worth $25 off the cost of spay/neuter will be given away; limit two per household; supplies are limited
NOTE: There is a high demand for spay/neuter assistance in northeast Missouri. We consider each application in the order it is submitted. If you filled out an application earlier this year, please be patient!
1. Save the dates!
KV-POP ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Tuesday, September 18
Red Barn Festival: Saturday, September 29
Project Homeless Connect: Friday, October 5 from 10-3
WOOFSTOCK: Saturday, October 6 from 5-?
2. Thanks to the Missouri State Humane Society for awarding KV-POP a $2,500 "I'm Pet Friendly" grant!
The “I’m Pet Friendly” license plate tells others that you love animals, and helps to end pet overpopulation by raising funds for spay and neuter programs in Missouri. At least $20 of every $25 paid for a Pet Friendly plate is deposited into a fund to support low cost spay and neuter programs throughout the state.
Find out how to get your I'M PET FRIENDLY license plate here!
3. Our Spring Spay/Neuter Campaign helped NINETY local animals get fixed!
The next giveaway will be on World Spay Day, February 26, 2019
Coupons worth $25 off the cost of spay/neuter will be given away; limit two per household; supplies are limited
NOTE: There is a high demand for spay/neuter assistance in northeast Missouri. We consider each application in the order it is submitted. If you filled out an application earlier this year, please be patient!
Safely pay membership dues or make a donation online:
BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!
All membership dues and other donations stay in the Kirksville area. These funds allow us to respond to requests for help paying for spay/neuter surgeries, pet ID tags, and other programming.
KV-POP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity; your donations are tax deductible.
All membership dues and other donations stay in the Kirksville area. These funds allow us to respond to requests for help paying for spay/neuter surgeries, pet ID tags, and other programming.
KV-POP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity; your donations are tax deductible.
There are seven membership levels; one will be right for you and your budget:
- Regular Membership - $36
- Family Membership - $50
- Student Membership - $12
- Young Pet Lover Membership - $6
- Senior Membership (65 years and over) - $12
- Client Membership – application required
- Corporate Sponsor/Business Member - $120
Thank you for your support!
KV-POP is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit public charity.
KV-POP is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit public charity.
Or send your donation and/or membership dues via mail to this address:
KV-POP
P.O. Box 173
Kirksville, MO 63501
KV-POP
P.O. Box 173
Kirksville, MO 63501
Kirksville - Protect Our Pets (KV-POP) is dedicated to community outreach for the benefit of the area's pet dogs and cats.
KV-POP promotes
Our efforts complement the work of the other two animal welfare groups in town, the Adair County Humane Society and Field of Dreams Rescue. While they provide temporary shelter for the many, many homeless dogs and cats in our area, our aim is to lower the number of animals in need of sheltering by helping people care for their pets.
KV-POP promotes
- spay/neuter of dogs and cats in the Kirksville area (rural northeast Missouri) to prevent unwanted litters
- proper care and training of pets so that they are healthy and well-behaved
- the use of city licenses, tags, and microchips to help lost pets get home again
- adoption (forever homes) from either of the two rescue groups in town
- other strategies to cut down on the number of homeless pets in our area
Our efforts complement the work of the other two animal welfare groups in town, the Adair County Humane Society and Field of Dreams Rescue. While they provide temporary shelter for the many, many homeless dogs and cats in our area, our aim is to lower the number of animals in need of sheltering by helping people care for their pets.
Thank you for your interest in helping the animals!
