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Board of Directors

Charlotte W. Craig
Dr. Dorothy Munch
Nancy S. Abernathy
Grace Blaich
Gina Cagle
Joyanne Cunningham
Linda Curtis
Karen Coleman
Lori Hansbrough
John Holland
Holly Kingery
Carla Letassy
Carol Swain Lewis
Julita Michel
Mary Ann Rathe
Nancy Segall
Donna Stott
Jeff Walker



Stop Dog Fighting!!!
(573) 785-7001

To report suspected dogfighters or any other information regarding dog fighting, please call Donna Stott
(573)785-7001.

Dogs are lovers, not fighters. Your eyes and ears are needed. Together, as a community, we can put an end to this heartbreaking sport.

The Dangers of Dogs on Chains

Chaining has been a socially acceptable method of restraining dogs for hundreds of years in the United States. This practice of restraint has proven dangerous for not only the chained dogs but humans, other dogs, and animals that come in contact with the dog. Read More of Dogs on Chains Here

 

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Animals available the week of June 23rd 2009 at the shelter. Photos taken by Linda Venable. Thank you Linda!

For Photos, click here


Bark in the Park June 20th, 2009

Click Here for the YouTube Video of Bark in the Park!!

Click Here for Slideshow of Bark in the Park!!


Animal Welfare Alliance of Southeast Missouri

Thanks to your help, we have enough volunteers to have the Poplar Bluff Animal Shelter open on Saturdays. (See the Adoption Page for hours)

If there is anything you can contribute to help the lives of the animals, please do so, either a monetary or a physical contribution. Please visit our Wishlist page.


We also now have a Memorial page where you can place an 'In Memory' or 'In Honor Of' donation. This is a wonderful way to give a public and worldly recognition to your loving pet who has passed away. A nice Christmas gift for someone too.

Also with your donations, we will also be able to maintain a low cost spay and neuter clinic for those who cannot afford to spay or neuter their pets.

Thank you again for all your support.


Take An Abandoned Animal Into Your Heart and Home

Please remember, adopting a pet is a long-term commitment. You will need to provide food, shelter, yearly vaccinations and one-time neutering or spaying. (Financial assistance for neutering or spaying available for those who qualify.)

Take Westwood Boulevard (Bus. Rte. 67) south to Blackwell-Baldwin Ford. Go west on Butler Street, as if going to the service department of the dealership; keep going to the end of the street. For more information, call the shelter at (573) 686-8635. See the Adoption page for our Saturday Hours.

 

 

 

 

Animal Welfare Alliance of SE Missouri is a Missouri Non-Profit Corporation.

Donations are Tax Deductible under section
501 (c) (3) of the IRS code

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Animal Welfare Alliance Spay / Neuter Application Form. Click here   (PDF Form)


Project Communities
Click here for more info on low cost Spay and Neuter Assistance


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Become an Animal Shelter Volunteer

Please Sign Up Now

For Release form,
Click here (PDF File)

After completed, please mail the form to:
Animal Welfare Alliance of SE Missouri
930 N. Westwood
Poplar Bluff, MO 63901


There are two ways to  help the animals!

or send a check or money order to:
Animal Welfare Alliance of SE Missouri
930 N. Westwood Blvd.
Poplar Bluff, MO 63901


Animal Welfare Alliance of SE Missouri is a Missouri Non-Profit Corporation.

Donations are Tax Deductible under section
501 (c) (3) of the IRS code

 

     
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