David's Dogs

Join Blues player David Backes and the St. Charles Humane Society to help neglected animals through David's new program, David's Dogs.

The St. Charles Humane Society provides a home for nearly 1,000 cats and dogs each year. The majority of the animals at the shelter come from private citizens who are unable to keep their pets for one reason or another. Staff and volunteers care for these animals and help to find them a new home, and a second chance.


David's Dogs of the Month

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Every month, David and the St. Charles Humane Society select three dogs as David's Dogs of the Month. They would love nothing more than to meet you! If you are interested in adopting one of our furry friends, please visit www.stcharleshumanesociety.org or call 636-949-9918.

ODIN Odin is a one-year-old male boxer mix that would love to sit in your lap and cuddle. He is a little shy and would do best in a home without children and cats. Odin was surrendered by his owner because of his military duties.	BRICKS Bricks is an eight-year-old Brittany spaniel mix that loves movies and TV! He does best with females and older children, and prefers to be the only pet in the house.	TREC Trec is a one-year-old male boxer mix that is an all around great guy. Trec is good with older children and other dogs, and would be best in a home with no cats. Trec was surrendered by his owner that did not have enough time to spend with him.

About the St. Charles Humane Society
Located off Highway 94 South near TGI Fridays
1099 Pralle Lane, St. Charles, MO 63303
636-949-9918

The St. Charles Humane Society is a no-kill animal shelter located in St. Charles County. While the majority of the animals come from owner surrenders, the shelter does take animals from other rescue groups when there is room and also works with the Missouri Department of Agriculture to help find a home for animals rescued from hoarders or unlicensed breeding facilities. Most of the animals at the shelter are healthy, but they do rescue animals in need of extensive medical treatment or that need a foster home for a long recovery.

All of the funding for the St. Charles Humane Society comes from concerned citizens willing to donate to the cause.