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Crowder College Animal Adoption

By: Eric Crosswhite
Updated: October 29, 2012
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NEOSHO -- At the beginning of every school year veterinary instructors at Crowder College adopt animals from local shelters into their program. After four months at the school, the pets are ready for new homes. The animals are used as learning aids for students in the two year program. A microchip tracker has also been placed in all of the pets in case they are ever lost. Students say the animals are well taken care of while at Crowder. If you think you're the right owner for one of the pets in the program, you can find more information on adoption by clicking here.

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