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Stray Rescue Welcomed Animals From St. Louis’ Shelter

July 31, 2010 Downtown 1 Comment
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay (center) looks on as Randy Grim (right) accepts a $550,000 check to Stray Rescue from Terry Block, President, Nestlé Purina Pet Food-North America.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay (center) looks on as Randy Grim (right) accepts a $550,000 check to Stray Rescue from Terry Block, President, Nestlé Purina Pet Food-North America.

On July 19th Stray Rescue of St. Louis welcomed 20 dogs into a partially finished new headquarters. From the press release:

“Stray Rescue and the St. Louis City’s Department of Health will begin transferring dogs from the Gasconade facility to Stray Rescue’s Companion Animal Center today. The Gasconade facility, built in the 1940s, is closing at the end of August because of inadequate health and safety conditions.
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Video of the dogs being brought in one by one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktKQ26zVHhA

kennels at Stray Rescue
kennels at Stray Rescue
kennels at Stray Rescue
kennels at Stray Rescue

Additional donations are still needed to complete the facility.

– Steve Patterson

 

Currently there is "1 comment" on this Article:

  1. Chris says:

    They're a no-kill shelter, right?

     

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