Thank you, corporate volunteers!
October 11, 2024
This year has been an exceptional one for HSMO’s volunteers, and we’d specifically like to shout-out our volunteer groups from St. Louis-area businesses! From small offices to large companies, your...
Adoption Fees Waived for All Adult Dogs Over 35 lbs in October
October 4, 2024
The Humane Society of Missouri is waiving the adoption fees on their adult large dogs in October, in celebration of National Adopt a Shelter Pet Month. “We have so many...
Volunteer Spotlight: Polly Ruf
October 1, 2024
Nearly 13 years ago, Polly Ruf was looking for a hands-on way to make a difference in the lives of animals in need. She had been volunteering as a docent...
Keeping Pets Safe on Halloween
September 30, 2024
Halloween is scary enough without having to worry about the safety and wellness of your pet. The Humane Society of Missouri wants you and your pets to have an exciting...
HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force Rescues 36 Chihuahuas from Franklin County Hoarder
September 5, 2024
 Acting on a request from a concerned citizen, HSMO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force (ACT) – one of the nation’s largest animal-rescue and disaster-response teams – conducted a rescue of...
Volunteer Spotlight: Darren Meyer
September 5, 2024
Two years ago, Darren Meyer was driving down Macklind Avenue when people walking dogs caught his eye. He had always loved dogs but didn’t have pets at home, so he...
Helping Pets Adjust to Back-to-School Schedules
August 16, 2024
It’s back-to-school season! This time of year brings a change in environment to many households, as kids clear out for the majority of the day and pets are left to...
Volunteer Spotlight: Fran Komar
August 1, 2024
Fran Komar first started volunteering for the Humane Society of Missouri after retiring from a 25-year career in animal science research and development. “I wanted to do something to share...
70° and Over, Don’t Take Rover!
July 29, 2024
With the temperatures steadily rising, it’s important for pet owners to remember the Humane Society of Missouri’s life-saving motto: 70 & Over, Don’t Take Rover! HSMO shares the following tips...
