Help reduce the number of homeless pit bulls and mixes thereof, through the public dissemination of educational information and spay or neuter grants. (pbrc.net)
Kansas Pit Bull Rescue (KPR) was founded in 2003 by two dog lovers who were tired of having to turn homeless pit bulls away from their small foster home network because they lacked space, volunteers and adequate funding. (mabbr.org)
The bad news: Despite the wonderful progress that's being made in the sheltering world, there's really no such thing as a «no - kill» shelter where people can deliver homeless pit bulls, and private (limited intake) shelters will likely turn your dog away. (badrap.org)