KC Pet Project euthanasia policy raises concerns for volunteers, former board member

KC Pet Project euthanasia policy raises concerns for volunteers, former board member

A KC Pet Project volunteer and former board member are raising concerns about a new euthanasia policy, shelter finances and decisions involving dogs they say were adoptable.

KC Pet Project Euthanasia Policy Alarms Volunteers

An 85-pound Akita named Apollo arrived at KC Pet Project as a stray on March 11 and was euthanized 13 days later, despite being classified as a green dog — meaning he was considered safe to walk with anyone, including children. His case has become the flashpoint in a growing dispute over a new 81-page euthanasia policy that a former board member and a current volunteer say is quietly pushing healthy, adoptable animals toward death. According to …

KC Pet Project Confronts OUTRAGE Amid NO-KILL Policy Switcheroo

Here's the problem . . .KC Pet Project suffered widespread blame for their partnership with the KCMO and subsequent dangerous animal chaos on local streets. Remember back in 2024 when a horrific & deadly pit bull mauling sparked city-wide outrage and pointed questions to KCPP. However . . .Cute puppers who seems innocent put down has inspired push back from supporters.  And this inspires tonight's doggie debate . . . Read more at tonyskansascity…