Upcoming Fundraisers
WEDNESDAY, June 4th
Logan’s Road House in South Ridge, Wv from 5pm-8pm.
Tell Em’ your with PKP and we will receive a donation.
Monday, June 16, 2025 at 4PM - 9PM
Monday, June 16, 2025 at 4PM - 9PM
Buffalo Wild Wings For PKP at South Ridge, Wv. You must tell em’ your with PKP.
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Lend A Helping Paw
Hey there! Donating to Pups Kickin' Parvo is a woof-tastic way to make a difference in the lives of furry friends. Your support helps us provide essential care, vaccinations, and love to pups in need. Every donation helps us save more wagging tails and create a happier, healthier doggy world.
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Donating has never been easier! If you already shop at Kroger, you can help us make a difference. Just by shopping for groceries, Kroger will donate to our cause. It's as simple as that! You can support PKP while doing your regular shopping.
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How It All Started
PUPS KICKIN PARVO, or PKP for short, was founded as a way to turn a negative situation into a positive one. After losing her dog Sushi to the deadly disease called Parvo, our founder was determined to prevent others from experiencing the same tragedy. With that goal in mind, she created PKP with the mission of kicking Parvo into extinction. We honor Sushi and all the other pets who have lost their lives to this disease by continuing to fight against it and raise awareness.
What does PKP do ?
At Pups Kickin' Parvo, our mission is to kick Parvo into extinction by providing free DHPP vaccines and healthcare for pups of all ages. But we don't stop there! We also lend a helping paw to our furry feline friends.
How does PKP provide FREE services.
PKP is able to provide services by collecting funds from our events and partnering with local veterinary hospitals to administer the vaccines. This helps us to ensure that as many dogs as possible are protected against Parvo, regardless of their owners' financial situation. We're committed to making sure that all dogs have access to the care and protection they need, and we're grateful for the support of our community in making this possible.
