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Friends of the Friendless Animal Rescue Group consists of a small group of devoted individuals who saves abandoned, lost, injured, and unwanted dogs and cats in our local community. We provide medical care and homes for these animals until they are adopted by loving families. As a nonprofit organization, we ensure all of our animals are vaccinated and spayed/neutered so do charge a fee for adoption. Our aim is to eliminate euthanasia and provide for the adoption of quality pets. Our group is about 1.5 years old and is a 501(c)(3) approved organization. We have a lot of animals to care for and get no help at all financially from our town, even though we work hand-in-hand with the animal shelter. If you have time to spare to help care for the animals, please let us know! If you have a fenced-in yard with no pets, I appeal to your good nature to be a foster parent for a dog (short-term or even for a few days on an emergency basis) or cat. We also need volunteers to help with bake sales and taking pictures for our Petfinders website. We need men for manpower! We need help with anything -- money for donations for insurmountable vet bills, people to walk dogs, play with cats/kittens, socialize them, anything. We would love to meet you and see you at our meetings! These animals are great and the nonmonetary payoff is fantastic!

Call Gina at 816 200 9571 to meet her at her farm by appointment in Higginsville, MO where most of our animals are housed in order to view them at various times. She is very flexible as to when people can see the animals. We also have adoption events held at local establishments.

We charge $130 for the adoption of dogs and $50 for cats. This covers the fees for spay/neuter and vaccinations that we have provided. We are a charity organization and make no money by charging adoption fees. We actually lose money by charging such a low fee for cats as it does not cover the veterinary expenses. We ask a few basic questions to determine if you are a good match for our animal. It is our right to refuse adopting out an animal if it determined he/she will be adopted by an individual(s) who cannot take care of him/her. We do ask that if one of our adopted animals needs to be given up at any time in the future, the owner brings him/her back to us instead of somewhere else. This is to ensure the animal's safety.