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At what point is Larussa  going to realize that Franklin-hausen is not a closer???

Six blown saves?

C'mon Tony... Put Miles In!

Watch our exclusive video of the rescue of hundreds of animals from the horrors of the Pine Bluff Kennels puppy mill operation.

The HSUS is working with a small army of dedicated individuals, and the animals are now safely housed in a temporary emergency shelter operated by The HSUS, where veterinarians are assessing the animals' medical needs. The animals will be placed with HSUS partner shelters and given the chance to be adopted into loving homes.

Members of our own Humane Society Of Missouri Were on hand to assist in this raid. Great Job by all that were involved!!

I hope that the Owners of this Puppy Mill get what is coming to them and they

ROT IN HELL!!!

He is definitely making the Cardinals come in under budget on fireworks.

Help Us Help Homeless Animals!

On May 17, 2008 the staff at Canine Designs will be joining hundreds of other animal lovers from the St. Louis area for Bark in the Park - A Walk for the Animals to support the Humane Society of Missouri. It's a fun way for us to help homeless and abused animals.
As you know, this is a cause that is very close to our heart, and we hope you'll support us in this effort.

Please Sponsor Our Participation

As part of Our participation in Bark in the Park, We are collecting donations from our friends, family & Clients. Any size gift is greatly appreciated! You are welcome to donate to the Westport Paws Team online by clicking on the Support Canine Designs Button. We are also accepting donations in person at Canine Designs located at 444 Howdershell in Florissant, Missouri.

PLEASE NOTE: Any Donation Made Of $25 Or More Will Be Entered As Your Registration Fee And Will Alow You And Your Dog / Puppy To Participate In All That Bark In The Park Has To Offer.

Help Give Homeless Animals a Second Chance

The Humane Society of Missouri is dedicated to second chances. They provide a safe and caring haven to all animals in need--large and small--that have been abused, neglected or abandoned. Their mission is to end the cycle of abuse and pet overpopulation through their rescue and investigation efforts, spay/neuter programs and educational classes. They are committed to creating lasting relationships between people and animals through their adoption programs. They further support that bond by making available world-class veterinary care, and outstanding pet obedience and behavior programs.
Founded in 1870, the Humane Society of Missouri serves more than 90,000 animals annually. The Humane Society of Missouri receives no federal, state or local tax support or United Way funding.
Proceeds raised by Bark in the Park benefit the Humane Society of Missouri's Dr. Doolittle Fund, which provides veterinary medical care for homeless pets so that they can go up for adoption. The cost of pre-adoption veterinary care can be hundreds of dollars for each pet. Without owners to pay for this medical care, you are making it possible for a homeless stray to become a loved pet. The animals send their thanks!

You can Visit the website and make a donation from the link below.

http://member.hsmo.org/site/TR/Events/General?pg=perso
nal&fr_id=1040&fr_id=1040&px=1480763

This week the Humane Society received horrific news from the St. Louis City Police Department that a concerned citizen walking to his car witnessed two dogs that were thrown from the Union Avenue overpass. Although the other dog was able to run away, we are concerned that it may also have suffered serious injury.  Our Rescues and Investigations team, along with Animal Control and the St. Louis City Police Department will continue to look for the missing dog. 

Severely injured Pit Bull
being evaluated by 
HSMO veterinarian staff
 

The two dogs, a Pit Bull and large mix,
fell approximately 30 ft. onto the west side of the Union Avenue Receiving parking lot, which is just south of I-70. 

It is with heavy hearts that we report that the pit bull has died. He suffered multiple fractures in both front legs, nerve damage, was unable to walk and was in nearly uncontrollable pain. After detailed consultation and examination of the dog, Humane Society veterinarians determined that it was in the dog’s best interest that it be humanely euthanized.

The Humane Society Of Missouri is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person/persons responsible for this abuse. For more information please click here.

Medical care for the injured Pit Bull and costs for the continuing investigation are funded by our Chi Chi Fund, which is dedicated to investigating, healing and preventing animal abuse.  Please help us prevent this grievous type of abuse and suffering by giving to the Chi Chi Fund