Beauties and Beasts Rescue
Changing Worlds One Rescue at a Time
Beauties and Beasts, Inc. is dedicated to saving animals at risk of euthanasia and placing them in homes where they receive the love and care they deserve. We believe every animal—regardless of breed, age, or medical need—deserves a chance to become a happy, healthy, and cherished companion.
Our Journey and Commitment
Since our inception in 2014, we have worked tirelessly to break the cycle of abuse and neglect through education, community outreach, and advocacy. As a Wichita, Kansas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we are 100% volunteer-led and remain entirely dependent on the generous support of our community to continue our mission.
A Network of Care
We operate through a compassionate hybrid model, maintaining a private boarding facility for approximately 50 dogs while relying on a dedicated network of foster homes for the remainder of our rescues. Because our capacity is limited only by our active foster families, these temporary homes provide a vital taste of the good life, preparing our animals for a smooth transition into forever families.
Finding Your Perfect Match
We view adoption as a joyful, collaborative partnership. Our thoughtful process—including application reviews, veterinary checks, and personalized home visits—helps us ensure each pet finds the environment best suited to their personality and needs. Whether it is through professional trainer-assisted introductions or simple guidance, our goal is always a happy, lifelong match for both you and your new best friend.
Start Your Journey Today
Are you ready to meet your new best friend or open your home to a pet in need? We invite you to explore our available dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens online. Please visit our website to view our adoption application, or reach out to us at bbapplications1@gmail.com to learn more about how you can get involved.
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7/13 - Wins For Kansas: Beauties & Beasts
There is a place, near South Broadway and 71st in Haysville, for animals often on a last path ahead.
