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SHEPS PLACE SENIOR DOG SANCTUARY

INDEPENDENCE, MO · EIN 82-2277153

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PROVIDING REFUGE for ABANDONED OLD DOGS IN THE KANSAS CITY AREA. WE ARE A SMALL, PRIVATE SHELTER THAT FOCUSES ON THE CARE of SENIOR DOGS. WE HOPE to FIND OUR DOGS NEW FAMILIES, BUT THAT is OFTEN DIFFICULT for SENIORS, SO IF WE CANT, WE WILL BE THEIR PERMANENT, LOVING HOME. WE FOCUS ON SENIOR DOGS WHO HAVE ALREADY SPENT TIME IN A SHELTER or RESCUE, WAITING to FIND A FAMILY. THE DOGS QUALITY of LIFE is OUR HIGHEST GOAL AT SHEPS PLACE, WITH AMPLE PLAY TIME, FREEDOM of MOVEMENT, and CARING, HUMAN INTERACTION. WE BELIEVE OUR SILVER-MUZZLED FRIENDS DESERVE to ENJOY THEIR LIVES and BE THEMSELVES for AS LONG AS THEY ARE ABLE. THE GOAL is to PROVIDE A HOME for THE DOGS, to GET THEM OUT of THEIR KENN…

Organization
SHEPS PLACE SENIOR DOG SANCTUARY
EIN
82-2277153
Address
17012 E TRUMAN RD, INDEPENDENCE, MO, 64056-1703
County
Jackson
Tax category
Animal Protection & Welfare
NTEE classification
D20
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$453,110reported assets
$186,205reported revenue
$120,423reported expenses
$183,714reported contributions
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