Scott left a great job in medical sales to devote his time to helping long-term shelter pets. He drained all his money to finance his daily trips to the animal shelter and soon realized he would need a way to make an income while saving these dogs.With all the money he had left, he created Mission Driven Goods, a company that sells pet-themed apparel and goods to promote adoption. With the help of his small team, volunteers, and sponsors, he can save countless dogs.Scott spends seven days a week visiting local and rural animal shelters to meet and get to know their longest-term residents. He starts slowly by talking to them and offering treats, and daily gains a little more trust so he can walk them, play with them, and show them that he can be trusted.He then shares their story with photographs and videos on social media to get them adopted by the perfect family. If the dog requires medical attention, as they often do, he raises money for their treatment. While visiting the long-term shelter dogs, he doesn't forget to get 30 ice cream treats for all the other dogs in the shelter.Scott's dream is coming true. His dream to start a nonprofit that aims to renovate rural animal shelters from the inside out to attract more potential adopters is here. In September of 2022, On A Mission KC, a 501(c)(3), was established for Scott's dream to become a reality.Between Mission Driven and On A Mission KC, animal shelters around the midwest will receive support from a local hero who just loves loving shelter pets. Mission Driven will continue to sell cool pet-themed apparel and goods for dog and cat-loving humans. And the sales from the online store will continue to fund Scott's animal rescue work. Mission Driven will keep sharing long-term shelter pets stories, advocating for local animal shelters (no matter their size) when needs arise, and promoting fundraisers for shelter pets, shelters, and rescue groups. But if you want to support his rural animal shelter work, On A Mission KC is the organization for you.Scott has big dreams to help as many homeless pets as possible, not just local dogs. He wants to expand his reach by helping shelter pets all over the country through creative marketing and promotion.Scott's healthy obsession for working with long-term shelter pets has contributed to the rescue of countless dogs who were almost forgotten, and he's just getting started.Watch out, America, this hero's bringing Mission Driven to a city near you.