DESOTO ANIMAL RESCUE SOCIETY

P.O.Box 316

Horn Lake, Mississippi 38637

Located in DeSoto County

(662) 342-9448

Horn Lake Shelters

Pets Available for Adoption

Mac

Canaan Dog / Labrador Retriever / Mixed (short coat)
• Male

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ZCL-D- River

Labrador Retriever / Boxer / Mixed (short coat)
• Female

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Risu

Tabby (short coat)
3 Years 6 Months • Male

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ZCL-D-Chappy

Yellow Labrador Retriever / Hound / Mixed (short coat)
• Male

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ZCL-D-Big Man

Schnauzer (long coat)
• Male

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ZCL-D-Ghost

Husky / German Shepherd Dog / Mixed (medium coat)
• Female

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ZCL-D-XOCHITA (flower)

Cattle Dog (medium coat)
• Female

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Muffin

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
• Female

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Cocoa

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
• Female

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Adoption Process

We do not operate a physical shelter where visitors can meet our pets. Instead, all of our rescued animals are cared for in our own homes, where they receive evaluation and care until they are matched with their ideal adoptive families. We strive to make the best possible match between pets and families. To ensure this, we carefully screen prospective homes and require all applicants to complete an adoption application process. Anyone interested in adopting an animal must first fill out a pre-adoption survey. Once the application is approved, we will review the adoption contract with you to confirm that the animal will be properly cared for. The standard donations for adoption are $125 for dogs and $75 for cats. These donations help cover the cost of vaccinations, spaying or neutering, heartworm screening and treatment, feline AIDS and leukemia tests, and other veterinary care.

Service Areas

We serve all of Desoto County, Mississippi, as well as the surrounding communities.

Desoto Animal Rescue Society in Horn Lake, MS

DARS is a small, volunteer-based rescue organization dedicated to advocating for animals. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for animals through foster care and adoption, as well as by providing education on pet overpopulation and promoting humane treatment and higher ethical standards for all animals.