VOTE FOR Prop. B – Collin County Bond
The Collin County Animal Services expansion, Proposition B for $5,700,000, is on the 2023 bond election ballot. The funds will
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#justiceforChico
Chico, a beloved dog by both staff and volunteers, was euthanized at Collin County Animal Services (shelter) this week. And,
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Frisco Has No Plans
Despite the number of emails from Frisco residents and concerned citizens over the years, the City of Frisco still has
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May Be Too Little for Many Cats and Dogs
KERA and reporter Caroline Love has been following the current progress with Collin County Animal Services (shelter) and its placement
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Want to Speak up for CCAS? Here’s How!
There are three major opportunities for you to speak up for animals in Collin County. First being, Monday, August 14th
Read MoreKERA Shares Our Community-Wide Mission
After years of trying, Frisco’s Pet Project couldn’t get Frisco to step up and build its own local shelter, so
Read MoreCollin County to Hear Bond Proposal Aug. 7th
BREAKING NEWS! Collin County Commissioners’ Court to be presented with a bond proposal and they may vote to move it
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Be a Voice for Animals in Collin County
Would you like to help? The Collin County Animal Shelter (CCAS) located in McKinney is responsible for intake, housing, and
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Frisco Residents Sent to Collin County for Help
As you may recall, the Frisco City Council met for a work session meeting focused on their recent Animal Services’
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CCAS Proposes Expansion
UPDATE – Aug. 1. Frisco’s Pet Project, in an effort to rally the citizens of Collin County in support of
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Frisco Pets Over Politics
For most of our Frisco’s Pet Project readers, you’re more than aware of our struggles over the years to try
Read MoreFrisco Mayor Cheney Misleads Residents and Pet Advocates Again
Frisco’s Pet Project would like to try and set the record straight as we know it. This video says it
Read MoreFrisco Chooses to Ignore Citizen Bond Committee
Quoting Dallas Morning News Reporter Susan McFarland, “Most of Tuesday’s meeting was spent on something council voted to not include
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Frisco Residents are Still Jumping Through Hoops!
Back in 2018, a Frisco resident of 19 years, got up before the City Council and asked if the City
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