Abbigail, Betty, Katrina & Mr. Kitty, united July 14, 2017
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The Animal Protective Association (APA) of Missouri has received $150,000 in funding from PetSmart Charities to help prepare more homeless pets in St. Louis, Missouri, for adoption. Some five million…
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A winter snowstorm is on the way to the St. Louis region. When snow is on the ground, you may groan because it is challenging to get your dog outside,…
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In 2022, we celebrated 100 years of bringing people and pets together, made it possible for 5,322 pets to find wonderful homes, and opened a second location in Olivette. Our…
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Every pet deserves a safe and loving home. This is our guiding belief, here at the Animal Protective Association of Missouri (APA). That’s why we never turn a pet in…
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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Watch and Winter Storm Watch starting Thursday, December 22. There is potential for wind gusts up to 50 mph. Just like humans, pets can develop hypothermia.
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As of December 5, the Animal Protective Association of Missouri (APA) has officially begun operations at the St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center facility located at 10521 Baur Blvd. in…
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On Monday, December 5, the APA team will begin operations at the St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center at what will now be known as APA Olivette. The APA was…
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Each year the APA Adoption Center helps nearly 5,000 pets find loving homes. We know these animals deserve the chance to find families of their own, so from the minute…
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The APA brings pets and people together, and we also have programs that help keep pets and people together. Since 2018, our Pet Partners Program has provided pet guardians in…
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The Farmers Almanac is predicting winter will come earlier than last year. There is also a good chance we will receive a lot of snow this winter. Take a look at these handy tips from the American Veterinary Medical Foundation experts to help protect your pets during the colder months.
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