If you are here because you currently keep your dog chained or penned or if you have received information in the mail (your address was provided to us by a fellow animal lover who would like to see your dog have a better life), we applaud your efforts  to give him/her a better life!  It is okay to ask for help. 

We understand that situations may arise that lead you to feel that you have no other options but to chain or pen your dog.  But you do!  And we can help by providing a crate and in home assistance such as housetraining, walking your dog daily for you, help you with fencing your yard, temporarily fostering your dog for housetraining, or finding a new home for him/her. 

Please, also see the great articles to the right.

**PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR SERVICES ARE RESERVED FOR CHAINED, PENNED, AND BACKYARD DOGS.**

  • If you do not feel that you can care for your chained/penned dog, let us find your dog a new indoor home by completing this form.

  • If you would like to bring your dog into your home but need help, please complete this form.


Mid-Missouri Family Seeks Help Finding Person Who Beat Their Chained Dog To Death
HOLTS SUMMIT, Mo. (AP) — A mid-Missouri family is seeking help from police and the public in finding the person who beat their dog to death.

Shannon and Reece Fewins told The Fulton Sun their 150-pound American bulldog was beaten last week while chained in their front yard. The dog, Mojo, died a few hours later.

The family reported the incident to the Callaway County Sheriff's Department. They also passed out more than 100 fliers around Holts Summit and Jefferson City.

The family is offering a cash reward to anyone who can give them information that will lead to an arrest.



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DOGS DESERVE BETTER is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to freeing the chained dog, and bringing
our 'best friend' into the home and family.

Dogs Deserve Better, 2003 First Place Winner of the ASPCA/Chase Pet Protector Award, is a voice for chained and penned dogs, whose sadness speaks only through the eyes. As the days become years, many of these dogs sit, lay, eat, and defecate within the same 10-foot radius. Chained by the neck, they exist without respect, love, exercise, social interaction, and sometimes even basic nourishment. They live as prisoners, yet long to be pets.


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