Saint Charles Humane Society (Five Acres Animal Shelter)
St. Charles, MO
No Kill Verified
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last checked 11/12/26
We are the only no-kill animal shelter in St. Charles County, Missouri. We do NOT euthanize our animals to make room for new ones. We only euthanize an animal when the vet tells us it is the kindest thing to do for that animal or in the very rare case of extreme aggression.
Founded in 1973, we have grown in leaps and bounds, adding new programs to benefit animals and educate the public about their care, animal safety, the importance of spaying and neutering and many other topics. We care for and provide homes for nearly 1,000 cats and dogs each year! When space allows, we travel to other shelters and bring back some of their pets whose time is nearly up and give them a second chance at life.
Address: 1099 Pralle Lane St. Charles, MO 63303 Phone: 636-949-9918
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Review Summary*
- Feral Cat TNR Program1Reviews★★★★★
- High-Volume, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter0Reviews★★★★★
- Rescue Groups0Reviews★★★★★
- Foster Care0Reviews★★★★★
- Comprehensive Adoption Programs0Reviews★★★★★
- Pet Retention0Reviews★★★★★
- Medical and Behavior Programs0Reviews★★★★★
- Public Relations/Community Involvement0Reviews★★★★★
- Volunteers0Reviews★★★★★
- Proactive Redemptions0Reviews★★★★★
- A Compassionate Director0Reviews★★★★★
Reviews
Feral Cat TNR Program ★★★★★ 1 average
★★★★★posted by rlosoya1, on 2015-02-12 11:27:46
I'm not sure what the point of a no-kill shelter is if all the ones in the St Louis area are continually full to take in animals than have been abandoned or persons can no longer care for them due to the person passing away, being on the road as a single person with no permanent home, etc. If it's truly compassionate they would have answers or suggestion vs telling someone to take to the Humane Society. If there is a continuous waiting list whats the point? Instead name the facility a pet adoption facility since you often cannot or will not take in all pets needing to be rescued.

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