Friends For Life Animal Shelter
#26 in United States, #2 in Texas, #1 in Houston
We're here for the undercat and underdog, regardless of their breed, age or condition.
Houston-grown, we're here to help our neighbors care for the pets they love. We're not done until every animal has a safe home. Until then, we'll be innovating, improving and tracking results to find the most effective ways to save lives.
"Friends for Life is such a caring and loving shelter. Ive never s..." more
THREE LITTLE PITTIES RESCUE
#28 in United States, #4 in Texas, #2 in Houston
Three Little Pitties Rescue is a non-profit, 501c3 all-breed dog and cat rescue dedicated to saving animals out of desperate situations, primarily in the Houston, Texas area. From 2018 to 2024 the rescue has saved 13,000+ animals and delivered them to better lives up north.
"I foster failed with my staffy, Lovey. She's a wonderful dog and ..." more
Donna's love pet rescue
#36 in United States, #5 in Texas, #3 in Houston
Our charitable, tax-exempt mission is to save as many lives as possible by giving homeless and lost animals a warm and special touch to show them that they are loved so they can trust again and return that love.
I served in the military (Navy) from 1989 till 1993. My passion in life has always been to work with and care for animals. I have 7 dogs of my own (Palen, Rocsco, BK, Chico, Beau, Star and Annie). All of my dogs, except Palen, were found and taken in by my facility, The Dog House Pet Salon. If I could take every rescue home with me, I would.
We have taken in over 290 homeless and lost animals since we opened our doors for business at The Dog house Pet Salon in 2009. We have re-homed 289 of them. Dash has been with us for one year. Dash needs a little more training to become confident and trust humans again. If I cannot re-home one of my loved ones, they will stay with me and live a good life.
We believe that every lost animal with a microchip, rabies id/vet tag number or a name tag should be able to be identified and the parents contacted in a matter of seconds. We created the innovative My Pet Credentials mobile app for that very reason ‚an easy to use digital platform to empower the parents of lost pets with a means to find their lost pet quickly and efficiently without the need of calling, faxing or emailing.
Pet owners, pet salons, rescue shelters and veterinarians can download the MPC app or register at www.mypetcredentials.com. The cost to pet owners is $16.99 annually. The platform is free for pet salons, rescue shelters and veterinarians.
I am most proud of the lost and found function that is part of the MPC pet service platform. Pet owners enter the microchip number or rabies id/vet tag number in their pet's profile. If someone finds the pet, they can use the MPC mobile app or go to www.mpclost.com to identify the lost pet by entering any one of three tracking numbers. The MPC platform will immediately display:
A picture of the pet (front, left and right Image)
The pet's name, age, gender, breed, color and markings
The pet's most current vaccinations
A button to contact the owner who will receive a text, email and mobile app notification with the good Samaritan‚ name, phone number, email and message
When someone finds a pet, MPC‚ lost and found function assists in reuniting the lost pet with their family, quickly and efficiently, by giving the Samaritan the ability to enter the lost pet's name, age, gender, breed, color and any markings along with any microchip, rabies id or vet tag number (tracking numbers) and upload an image of the lost pet.
Once the tracking information has been entered by the Samaritan the family of the lost pet will be able to go to our universal lost and found website, www.mpclost.com, to input their pet's tracking information and our platform will display to the family an image of their pet, the pet's name as reported by the good Samaritan, age, gender, breed, color and any markings and the name, address and phone number where the pet can be reunited with their family.
This innovative process reunites lost pets found with a microchip or rabies id or vet tag number with their families quickly and efficiently by eliminating the need to post lost and found flyers or waste time calling animal shelters, city pounds or veterinarians to locate their lost pet.
I could go on about all the features of the MPC platform such as transfer of ownership, vaccination records storage, vaccination reminders and scheduling appointments with your pet salon.
We created Donna's Love Pet Rescue for people who want to help end homelessness for animals and provide an easy to use digital platform to help identify pets, contact owners of lost pets quickly and efficiently and allow owners of lost pets with a microchip or rabies id or vet tag number to be registered with MPC for a quick and joyous reunion!
The donation we receive from you helps with.
Vetting
Food
Training
Fostering
Transportation
Spay and neuter
Our goal is also to educate the community on the importance of spay and neutering, having dogs vetted and properly trained and provided with appropriate identification markers. Animals are family too.
To make a tax-deductible donation by mail:
Donna's Love Pet Rescue
5917 Richmond Ave.
Houston, TX 77057
"Adopting Bently from Donna’s Love Rescue was a life-changing expe..." more
Texas Sled Dog Rescue
#57 in United States, #6 in Texas, #4 in Houston
Texas Sled Dog Rescue is a small rescue focusing on finding fur-ever homes for sled dog types (Siberian huskies and Alaskan Malamutes, and mixes).
While in rescue, we will place them in foster homes, provide basic training as needed, and vetting which includes vaccinations, spay or neuter, microchip and other medical services as needed.
Our volunteers are involved in all facets of rescue including but not limited to fundraising, transporting, evaluating dogs, respresenting the rescue at local dog events, fostering, etc.
"Texas sled dog rescue has always been easy to work with, work for..." more
Caitie's Foster Fam Rescue
#96 in United States, #18 in Texas, #5 in Houston
Founded in May 2021, we are a non-profit 501(c)3 rescue made up of animal-loving individuals. Our team consists of animal rescuers who have been making a difference in the lives of homeless pets for over a decade. We each started as volunteers and fosters, specializing in medical needs cases. Because of the high demand for more medical fosters and rescuers, we decided to join together and start our own non-profit rescue. We are an entirely foster-based organization, so we do not have a physical shelter. All animals are kept in loving foster homes.
Our founder, Caitie, has been fostering medical cases in the Houston area for over ten years.
Corridor Rescue
#98 in United States, #20 in Texas, #6 in Houston
Corridor Rescue was born in 2009 when Deborah Hoffman, while driving through the area to work, realized there was a horrible problem with abandoned and stray animals. Her tenacity and love for the dogs would not allow her to stand by and watch...Corridor Rescue was conceived!
Corridor Rescue is named after a 14 square mile area of Northeast Houston dubbed ‚'The Corridor of Cruelty'. The sheer number of dogs abandoned, dumped and allowed to roam the streets in this area is mind boggling. But sadly, the Corridor area is known for animal cruelty. The animals are unwanted, seen as a nuisance, and in some cases wrongly thought of as aggressive. People hit them, throw things at them, shoot them, fight them, and even deliberately run them over.
Corridor Rescue has grown phenomenally over the last decade. What started as a one-woman show now has multiple volunteer teams and a kennel facility where we are able to take our rescued street dogs directly off the street for rehabilitation. The facility can house up to 30 dogs and is staffed with two Veterinary Technicians and three Kennel Technicians. The dogs receive medical care and enrichment to begin healing and to put them on the road to their forever home.
Corridor Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is solely funded by the generosity of our wonderful donors and supporters. We are a volunteer-based organization, always looking for enthusiastic, outgoing, motivated, and animal loving volunteers to join our team. Corridor Rescue has a number of areas that you can help save lives.
"Corridor Rescue is a an amazing organization. My pupper Rose was ..." more
Wag Again Rescue
#98 in United States, #20 in Texas, #6 in Houston
Wag Again is a section 501(c)(3) foster based dog rescue group with years of animal and rescue experience amongst our volunteers. Wag Again is committed to helping the neediest, as well as the readily adoptable, among our community's most vulnerable creatures.
We are a volunteer-driven organization dedicated to restoring the dogs under our care to physical and emotional health as they await placement in loving, responsible homes.
Virtually all donated funds will be spent directly on the care of the animals.
Wag Again stands ready to help you, the prospective adopter or foster home, find a companion who will thrive in your home. We are here to assist you in every way possible throughout the adoption process and will continue to be a helpful resource after you have welcomed your new pets into your life.
"Wag again rescue has helped us find homes for many dogs . They le..." more
Cypress Lucky Mutt Rescue
#98 in United States, #20 in Texas, #6 in Houston
Cypress Lucky Mutt Rescue is a Houston area 501(c)(3) non profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned puppies and dogs from high-kill shelters and owners who can no longer care for them. By working with committed volunteers, foster homes, local veterinarians, trainers, and boarding facilities, we are able to rescue countless animals every year, provide them with loving foster care, and ultimately find them well-matched, carefully screened forever homes. We also plan to serve as a resource to our community and all pet owners by providing education and information on responsible pet ownership, including the importance of spay/neuter, positive behavior training, and good nutrition and care.
"I got.my guy Murphy from Cypress Lucky Mutts"
Greater Houston German Shepherd Dog Rescue
#99 in United States, #21 in Texas, #7 in Houston
is a 501(c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization founded in 2008. We are a breed-specific organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming German Shepherds in Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. GHGSDR is guided by three core values: dedication, integrity, and compassion.
We are devoted to finding homes for our GSDs with people who want to continue our mission of giving these dogs a better life and a second chance.
Our GSDs are obtained from public shelters after they have completed a stray-hold period or they are surrendered to us directly by their owners. We strive to ensure that each dog in our care is given the love, attention, and medical care they need to thrive.
We believe that every dog deserves a second chance at a happy life. All of our rescued German Shepherds are placed in a foster home while we work tirelessly to find loving, forever homes; carefully matching each dog with an adoptive family who will provide them with the love and care they deserve.
We attribute our success in rehoming German Shepherds to our wonderful volunteers. We have many volunteers who have been with us since inception, which gives us stability and a sense of history. We also have newer volunteers who bring enthusiasm and new ideas to our group, which is essential for us to continue our mission.
As an all-volunteer run organization, we all hold different jobs in our actual lives. We are not professionals in animal behavior, training, or health, but we work closely with local veterinarians, trainers, and other animal welfare organizations to ensure that our dogs receive the best possible care and support.
"This rescue has been around for a long time. I love how hard the..." more
Sunnyside Street Dogs
#99 in United States, #21 in Texas, #7 in Houston
At Sunnyside Street Dogs, we believe every dog deserves a loving home and a happy life. We rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome street dogs, ensuring they receive the care and love they need. Our mission is to create a world where every dog is valued, protected, and cherished.
"Sunnyside Dogs does great work to help so many dogs in need and w..." more
Forgotten coast animal rescue
#99 in United States, #21 in Texas, #7 in Houston
Our co-founders Rachell Jones and Courtney Lomelo met in 2019 where all good rescue ladies hang out: Facebook groups dedicated to rescuing dogs.
Although Rachell lives in Florida, and Courtney in Texas, together they networked and found a home for their first dog together! His name was Ryder. Courtney began rescuing street dogs in 2011 and Rachell entered the rescue world in 2018 inspired by countless dogs displaced by Hurricane Michael in Florida.
The duo went on to network several more dogs on high-kill Houston shelters' euthanasia lists. They got to know each other over late night calls and Facebook messages. A true modern friendship! Finally, they decided to officially form a rescue together and Forgotten Coast Animal Rescue was born.
Forgotten Coast Animal Rescue was named for Rachell's home coast in Florida. Presently, FCAR operates primarily in Houston, Texas. We hope to expand to North Florida, the forgotten coast, in the coming years to care for Rachell's home state.
"They have rescued several dogs from me here in Houston TX and fin..." more
In the name of Zoey
#99 in United States, #21 in Texas, #7 in Houston
"We have over 1 million strays in Houston, Texas, and In the name ..." more
Schnauzer Rescue of Texas
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Schnauzer Rescue of Texas (SRT) was founded on the principle that responsible rescue, in the long-term, finds homes for the largest number of lost, neglected and abandoned Schnauzers. Our committed volunteers work cooperatively to maintain a foster family network where these Schnauzers learn what it means to have a dog’s life; what it means to ‘own’ a family; and what it means to live life with love. Our adopters are carefully screened and are chosen because they share our vision. In short, Schnauzer Rescue of Texas exists for the sole purpose of ensuring that the Schnauzers we assist make it to their forever, and perfect, home!
Three friends, with different skills and compatible styles, and with a strong, common desire to save lost, neglected and abandoned Schnauzers, pooled their resources and worked together to form Schnauzer Rescue of Texas (SRT). The three Directors leveraged a collective fifteen years of rescue experience to create an organization with one singular purpose – putting Schnauzers in loving homes.
SRT was organized with a belief that responsible rescue can be rewarding and fun…and can match loving homes with countless Schnauzers when everyone pulls in a common direction. A leap of faith was taken knowing there would be those who would volunteer their time, their resources and their homes to help create a growing network where Schnauzers could be loved, and healed if necessary, as they await that perfect individual, couple or family to bring them to their forever home.
SRT is a non-profit, 501c3 organization. Donations to the organization are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. No one in the organization is compensated for their efforts with the exception of the feel-good compensation of knowing the impact that committed individuals can have when focused on a common cause! Every penny we receive goes toward our unwavering mission.
Whether as an adopter, a volunteer or by helping us financially, we hope you’ll experience the energy of being part of Schnauzer Rescue of Texas. A SCHNAUZER. IN A HOME. KNOWING LOVE!
Reggie's Friends
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Reggie’s Friends was founded out of our pure love of street dogs!
Being parents to our former street dog Reggie and living in a city with a massive homeless animal crisis drove us to figure out how to do something to help!
Reggie’s Friends is a registered 501c3 non-profit animal rescue organization dedicated to helping Street Dogs find Sweet Lives both in Houston and across the country. Our team of dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to place our amazing dogs into equally amazing forever families!
In addition to adoptions, Reggie’s Friends also devotes time and resources to animal welfare education as well as helping community members vaccinate, spay/neuter owned pets as a way of helping cut down on the number of homeless pets.
At Reggie’s Friends, we live and love by our motto #Street Lifet To Sweet Life!
A New Dawn Pet Adoption
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Founded in 2009, A New Dawn Pet Adoption Center tackles the issue of homeless pet overpopulation in Deer Park, Texas, and surrounding areas. As a no-kill, limited-capacity center, A New Dawn is devoted to finding loving, forever homes for small breed dogs in a setting that resembles a home. Operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, A New Dawn relies solely on volunteers and public donations, with all funds raised going towards the dogs' medical care and living expenses. Each dog enjoys a personal room complete with a bed, toys, and blankets. Although there is a cattery, it is not currently operational and instead provides a haven for five elderly cats left behind by their deceased owners.
Houston Collie Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Houston Collie Rescue is a non-profit charitable group comprised of volunteers who give of their time, ability and even their homes to help place Collies where they will be well cared for and loved. Our main goals are the protection of Collies already here, the prevention of further over-breeding, and the education of any Collie owner who requests it.
Houston Collie Rescue was established in response to the need to find good homes for Collies that are abandoned, lost, or mistreated, and that are in dire need of a new lease on life. We also help, in extreme emergencies, those who have to give up their dogs. We feel that the responsibility for caring for lost, neglected and abused Collies must rest with those who know and love the breed. HCR is made up of individuals who have many years of experience with this breed and understand the needs of the dogs. What better reward could there be than knowing that dozens of Collies which otherwise might have been put to sleep, left out to starve or to run loose in the streets to be crippled or killed in traffic, are instead currently in loving and caring homes!
All HCR Collies have received necessary medical treatment, have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, treated for heartworms/hookworms, fleas and other parasites, and have been tagged with a Microchip recorded by name and rescue number in our files. Because of the often deplorable conditions they have come from; their intelligent, sensitive dispositions; double coats; and the Texas heat and humidity, our rescue Collies are required by adopters to be indoor dogs, except for exercise and pleasant days outside. Collies are dependable house pets. Upon the dog’s adoption, we recommend keeping our tag on the collar. To further protect your beloved new Collie we urge you to always keep your Collie indoors or behind a locked gate, in a fenced yard when exercising, and on leash when walking. For increased pleasure in your Collies company, we strongly recommend obedience training, especially in classes where you both receive the guidance of professionals and the opportunity for the dog’s continuing socialization. Most Collies are outstanding obedience dogs. As a rule, Collies are loving and devoted companions, they are gentle with children and with other animals. Some Collies are quiet while others can be barkers. A Collie will bond very closely with all family members and will reward a loving owner with years of unquestioning devotion and affection.
SPCA PETS SNAP of Montgomery County Texas
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
VISION
We understand that fulfilling our vision will mean a partnership with the entire community and all of our stakeholders.
We envision a county where each companion animal finds a permanent and compassionate home, where communities are enriched by the special bond between people and animals, where cruelty no longer exists and where each home practices responsible pet ownership, including spaying and neutering their pets. With this clear and unified understanding of our purpose, direction and path we set out our core values:
VALUES
We are guided by the belief that no adoptable or treatable companion animal should be unnecessarily euthanized due to space, time, looks or breed.
· STEWARDSHIP: We manage and allocate all our resources to remain steadfast to our mission, to achieve the greatest good, and to ensure the future of our organization.
· QUALITY CARE: Our actions and decisions are based on providing the best medical care and services to the most animals. We respect the life of each individual animal, while focusing on the welfare of volunteers, community, and the animal population as a whole.
· COMMUNITY-FOCUSED: We enrich the community we serve by placing safe, healthy companion animals in responsible, loving homes.
· RESPECT: We treat all persons and animals with dignity and respect in a non-judgmental manner. The general public, our clients, donors, volunteers, business partners, suppliers and board members are all viewed as our partners in improving animal welfare and in fulfilling our Mission.
· INTEGRITY: We interact with each other and the communities we serve in a way that is respectful, fully transparent and ethical.
· INNOVATION: We develop, implement and share new ideas, creative solutions and leading nonprofit practices.
Houston Eskie Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Houston Eskimo Rescue has been rescuing and rehoming American Eskimo Dogs and American Eskimo Dog mixes in the Houston and surrounding areas since 2000. We are a completely volunteer-run organization of dedicated people who love dogs. HER works in cooperation with New Leash On Life (NLOL) in San Antonio and the national American Eskimo Dog rescue organization, Heartbandits, to provide care and find qualified, permanent, adoptive homes. Heart Bandits is a nonprofit federally tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization with chapters across the USA and Canada.
Mission
To rescue impounded & stray American Eskimo dogs in Houston and surrounding areas, provide safety and vet care, and locate qualified adopters.
HER's goals are to:
1. Market American Eskimos and Eskimo mixes to potential adopters
2. Locate foster families for incoming rescue dogs
3. Raise funds for vetting and housing rescued dogs
4. Recruit volunteers to foster, transport, train, fund raise, and provide TLC for rescued dogs under our care.
Houston K911 rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Houston K911 Rescue is a non-profit organization with a mission to address the immediate crisis of animal overpopulation in Houston by rescuing street dogs in poor health and in danger. We provide safe haven and rehabilitation. We place them in loving homes to be fostered and adopted. We turn their lives around.
Many of the dogs that we take in are emergency cases that require immediate assistance. We help dogs no matter the condition they are in. We care for abandoned and neglected dogs, nurse broken bones, and help heal old and new wounds alike.
HOPE: Homeless & Orphaned Pets Endeavor
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Homeless & Orphaned Pets Endeavor (HOPE) is a coalition of animal advocates dedicated to ending the homelessness of cats and dogs in the greater Houston area through foster to adoption, feral cat Trap-Neuter-Return, and education.
Animal Justice League
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Animal Justice League (AJL) is a 501(c)3 tax exempt dog and cat rescue organization with a focus on the Oak Forest and surrounding neighborhoods of Houston, TX.
Our Purpose
• Rescue and care for stray and homeless dogs and cats.
• Raise funds to assist with medical expenses.
• Foster and place animals in loving and suitable adoptive homes.
• Educate the public about proper care of animals, and the importance of spay and neuter.
Sonoma's Haven
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Sonoma's Haven Inc. 501(c)3 organization was founded in June 2015 after seeing the shortage of fosters that are able to take in rescue dogs needing a safe place to stay until they are adopted. This is a crucial part of the process and Sonoma's Haven is here to help the rescues. Without space for a dog to go they are unable to intake the dog. Sometimes the situation is urgent and they cannot wait for a foster to step up or the dog might need help medically and emotionally before its ready to be in a home setting. Our organization creates a safe atmosphere for dogs to begin the process of healing and learning the joys of life. We finished our new facility in Sealy, Tx in June 2018. We were able to include a lounge area in our building design which allows dogs to enjoy some of the things usually only dogs in a home environment experience. The lounge includes super comfy couches for them to hang out on and decompress and just get some one on one attention from staff and volunteers. All of our staff members have a passion for caring for these dogs that stay with us. We get to be a stepping stone for these dogs as they learn how to trust humans again and enjoy what it is supposed to be like for a dog. We have a large fenced area that they get to run and play in. Understanding that the dogs here are searching for that perfect foster/forever home we like to capture photos and videos of the dogs to assist the rescues in their efforts to network the dogs.
Mustard Seed Farm Animal Sanctuary
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Mustard Seed Farm Animal Sanctuary is a 501c3 nonprofit farm and exotic animal rescue located in Magnolia Texas. We work hard to save high risk animals and educate the public.
We are a faith-based rescue, using Luke 13:18-19 as our mission statement:
What is the kingdom of God like, and to what shall I compare it? It is like a mustard seed, which a man took and threw into his own garden; and it grew and became a tree, and the birds of the air nested in its branches.
At our core, we long to rescue animals that have been overlooked, abandoned, and neglected. Offering second chances is what we’re all about. After all, that’s what God did for us!
Scout’s Honor Rescue Inc.
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Scout's Honor rescues animals from city pounds, including animals from Houston's local animal shelters. Scout's Honor also takes in animals living on the streets. We do not limit our program to healthy animals or particular breeds, and we often save animals from abusive situations. Scout's Honor provides these beautiful creatures with a second chance to be placed in loving, permanent homes so that they can receive the love and attention they sorely deserve. Since our formation, Scout's Honor has rescued over 3,000 animals and currently has over 80 dogs and cats in our program!
Scout's Honor's rescue program is "foster based"; that is, each of the animals we rescue is placed in a temporary foster home, where it receives much-needed love, care, and structure while it waits for its permanent home. We could not exist without our wonderful foster parents. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent or in learning more about fostering for Scout's Honor, please click on our "Fostering" link and read more!
Unfortunately, Scout's Honor is unable to take in each animal about which we are contacted. We simply do not have enough money, fosters, or other necessary resources to help all the stray and neglected animals in the Houston area (and, believe us, there are an overwhelming number of needy animals in Houston!). Our ability to take in a dog or cat depends on our current funding, our volunteers, and whether we have an available foster home. Many times we are forced to close our intake when we run low on any of these. We never wish to turn away an animal in need, but sometimes we do not have the luxury to choose. If you wish to help us better our ability to help a needy animal, please click on our "Volunteering," "Fostering," and "Donate" pages and see how you can get involved!
We have the most amazing dogs and cats in our program! Indeed, we are almost a "one-stop-shop" for any type of dog you might want. At any one time, we have all different types of breeds and mixed breeds—from small to large. And do not forget about our kitties! We have them from short haired to long haired (and any length of hair in between). Please click on our "Available Pets" link to browse through all of the animals in our program. You can find out more about our adoption policies and download an adoption application at our "Adoption Info" link. Please browse our wonderful dogs and cats and consider adopting one today!
Thank you for considering adopting a rescued animal and for taking the time to view our website to see how you can get involved in helping Houston's homeless animals. They need you.
Scout's Honor Rescue—Providing Courage, Character, and Compassion to Houston's Homeless Pets.
Mont Belvieu Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Mont Belvieu Animal Services is a city department tasked with enforcing the city's animal ordinances and working to eliminate animal-related problems within the city. Unclaimed or otherwise homeless animals are available for adoption at Mont Belvieu Animal Shelter, located at 3831 Perry Ave.
During weekday business hours, shelter staff may be unavailable due to calls for service, vet appointments, meetings, etc. If you visit the animal shelter during posted business hours and the door is locked, please call 281-576-2417 to notify the non-emergency police dispatch office, who will then notify shelter staff you have arrived. The shelter is open on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. for visitation and adoptions, but staff do not respond to service calls on Saturdays.
Seabrook Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Seabrook Animal Control protects the health, safety, and welfare of the people and animals within the city by enforcing the City of Seabrook animal control ordinances and applicable state laws.
Animal control investigates a wide range of complaints, including barking dogs, animal bites, and even animal abuse complaints. Animals may be impounded and quarantined when appropriate to address safety and health concerns.
Animal control officers may issue citations for violations of city ordinances or state law.
Santo's Sanctuary and Rescue, Inc.
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Santo's Sanctuary & Rescue was formed to promote
the safe caring of dogs until their perfect home is
found, while at the same time using education as a tool
to help solve Houston's pet problem.
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