Corgi Connection of Kansas is an ALL volunteer rescue that helps homeless or abandoned Pembroke or Cardigan Welsh Corgis. We take in Corgis that need us and adopt them out to wonderful new homes. Though our focus is centered in the state of Kansas we will assist in Corgi rescue throughout the Midwest.

We do not have a shelter facility. All dogs are housed and cared for in our network of foster homes. This allows us to get to know the dogs personality and provides insight into the proper placement for the dog in its new forever home. We carefully review applications and place the dogs in approved, responsible, permanent homes.

Each dog receives the best medical care. All of our dogs are spayed or neutered, brought current on all vaccinations, heart-worm tested, groomed, and started on flea and heart-worm prevention.

Corgi Connection has had some terrific adoptions over the past few months to include placements in Wisconsin, Texas, Massachusetts and Missouri, not to mention several right here in Kansas! I am so proud of the dogs that have been adopted as they are bringing such joy to the families they are now part of and the dogs are now safe as well.

The latest from Corgi Connection:

No slowing down in 2012. 

We're gearing up for the 3rd Annual Cruisin' for Canines Poker Run the second Saturday in June - the 9th. Stay tuned for upcoming details

Corgi Connection now has a Face Book page thanks to Corgi Connection adopter and volunteer, Peggy Medina. It tends to get update quicker than this website due to convenience.  But both will continue to opeate.

The kindness of people continues to amaze me. Corgi Connection has received some wonderful donations despite not yet getting its non-profit status and they haven't all been monetary. There has also been some great adoptions, but there is never a shortage of corgis needing rescue.

Adoptions have continued to be steady, but now we have been pounded with requests to take Corgis in to rescue. Many of the requests are coming from individuals who are having trouble with their personal Corgi. While I work with dogs that have "issues," I am not an animal behaviorist and try to give preference to dogs in shelters and puppy mills.

If you are looking to adopt a Corgi or if you have a Corgi that needs to get into our program please contact: