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.
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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.
"This group does not just bring in the easily adoptable dogs but w..." 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
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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.
"Our family adopted a three-legged stray husky from TX Sled Dog Re..." 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.
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
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 saves and helps so many dogs and some cats on the..." 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.
"We rescued our dog Hamilton from here! The team was so organized ..." 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
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
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
Rocio’s Rescues
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Our Rescue is very small and operated by only volunteers that have also full time jobs and families and dedicate their free time and personal resources to rescue animals in need.
We are located in Houston, TX, normally our dogs travel to foster homes in the MA and CT area before going to their forever homes, but because of the demand in the adoptions this year our dogs are traveling in foster to adopt now, this means our dogs travel directly to adopters who pick them up from transport in East Hartford CT when they leave their Texas fosters. Our dogs travel in Professional pet transport to the arms of their loving prospective adopters. After the dog arrives we usually wait 2 to 3 weeks before we finalize the adoption. We want to make sure the dog is happy and the new family is too!
Rocio’s Rescues works very hard to make perfect matches between families and rescue dogs and cats. Filling an application is the first step in that process followed by a phone call and a Facetime call with the dog or cat and the adopters.
Five out of seven pets are re-homed in their lifetime. Rocio’s Rescues wants to change this model for the lucky few we save, finding LOVING, COMMITTED FOREVER HOMES.
PawPrint Cottage Rescue, Inc.
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
We are a small 501c3 Nonprofit Rescue. All of our team are volunteers dedicated to saving precious lives primarily in Brazoria County (south of Houston), Texas.
Every dollar donated goes directly to saving lives and providing needed care for our rescued dogs and cats.
What We Do
We rescue primarily dogs and some cats from the streets and euthanasia lists of shelters in Brazoria County, Texas. We provide love, care, and vetting for our rescues and then find them forever homes both locally and in the Pacific North West.
Saving Precious Lives
We focus on meeting the needs of animals in our care through love, socialization, and health care. We are a small rescue making a difference one life at a time.
Second Chance Pets
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Second Chance Pets (SCP) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) foster care organization focused on animal advocacy through responsible rescue, rehabilitation, and appropriate placement of cats and dogs.
Stretch for Strays
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
StretchForStrays.com is a 501(3)c Non-Profit organization comprised of Volunteers dedicated to finding
loving Happy Homes for Rescued Pets in Houston, TX.
Devoted to Pets Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
We are a group of animal-loving individuals who have formed a close relationship through our life-saving work with A Life to Live over the past several years. With the closure of A Life to Live, we have formed a new rescue organization, Devoted to Pets Rescue to continue to pursue our passion of serving and saving pets in Baytown and our surrounding communities.
Abandoned Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Founded in 2002 by dedicated animal lovers Angie Fenton, Barbara Schulz, and James Gordon, AAR is entirely managed and maintained by volunteers.
Each day approximately 40-50 volunteers (from pre-teens to seniors) care for the animals, oversee adoptions, and staff the front office. Additionally, volunteers chair many fundraising events and participate in civic events.
AAR’s policy is to treat the animals in our care as we would our own pets; we never euthanize a healthy, treatable, rehabilitatable, manageable animal. AAR has spent thousands of dollars on medical care and behavioral training; AAR has never euthanized to make space. We had Chopper for almost five years before he was adopted by a wonderful loving couple.
The History of AAR
2003 - Humble Beginnings
AAR was born in a leased liquor store that we converted into a tiny shelter with a small lobby, one room for spay/neuter surgery, and two small rooms for rescued cats and dogs.
2006 - Moving On
Although it was exciting to get started, we knew we wanted more. It took about three years, but with the support of several major donors, AAR purchased one acre with a large building on it. This allowed for the ability to shelter about 30 dogs, 20 cats, and have a large surgery room. With more community support, we purchased the 5 acres behind the Hufsmith location. Our plans were to build a 10,000 sq ft brand new building on the back of the property.
2017 - The New Chapter
Unfortunately, building codes and the shape of the second property made adding on impossible with the money we had raised.
In 2016, after looking at numerous properties, we purchased seven acres in Magnolia. The large 2-story /3-car garage property was transformed into Offices, Lobby, Cattery, and Clinic. The larger dogs received new kennels with indoor/outdoor access. The grounds were transformed to include an interactive dog exercise area – Clark’s Bark Park – in memory of a young animal lover.
PugHearts the Houston Pug Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
PugHearts of Houston is a non-profit rescue dedicated to giving unwanted and neglected Pugs a second chance. It is staffed by a network of volunteers in and around the greater Houston, TX area.
Some of these volunteers donate their time; they pick up dogs, drive them to vet appointments, process adoption applications and help us out at events we attend throughout the year. Some volunteers open their hearts and homes to our Rescues and provide safe, loving foster homes for these dogs.
None of our dogs stay in a shelter or kennel. All of our dogs are in private foster homes throughout the area. They learn to live (some of them for the first time) in a home with foster siblings and parents who teach them how to be part of a loving family. These fosters will try to get them ready for the next phase of their lives – when they get to join their new forever home!
City of Pearland Animal Services and Adoption Center
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
The City of Pearland Animal Services and Adoption Center is here to protect animals and promote pet adoptions. We have a staff of ten professionally trained people who are dedicated to serving the public and local animals.
Services to the Community:
• Educate and promote the benefits of spaying/neutering pets.
• Hold impounded animals that are stray, abandoned or quarantined.
• Provide support to residents and their pets during times of disaster.
• Offer pet adoption services to local pets.
• Microchipping to protect pets and ensure they always find their way back home.
All Texas Dachshund Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
All Texas Dachshund Rescue, Inc., is made up of a group of volunteers whose primary goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home disabled and otherwise endangered Dachshunds who have found themselves homeless for one reason or another. It is our policy that no dogs will be adopted out without first being spayed or neutered, have had all vaccines updated, are heartworm negative, are on heartworm preventative, and have had all other health issues we consider important to the pet’s life addressed that we are able.
We rescue Dachshunds throughout the entire state of Texas, with focus in areas including Houston, Austin, Dallas, Ft Worth, San Antonio, Seguin, College Station, and Beaumont
All incoming Dachshunds will be placed in temporary foster homes, where they will be evaluated while living indoors with the foster families in a safe and nurturing home environment, until such time as they are ready to be placed in a loving, adoptive, forever home.
We shall develop and distribute educational material to the public about the Dachshund breed and health issues associated with the breed, with an emphasis on back/spinal injuries.
We shall educate the public on the importance of spaying and neutering, as well as the options available for downed dogs that are alternatives to euthanasia.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we shall provide financial assistance, as needed, for the costs associated with diagnostic and intervention medical procedures, including spay and neuter, for disabled Dachshunds; provide financial and educational assistance, as needed, for the purchase and use of necessary medical equipment such as wheel chairs (carts); provide sanctuary and adoption services for disabled Dachshunds at risk of destruction due to their disabilities, and provide assistance with the purchase of any other items needed to promote the quality of life of the disabled Dachshund. As we become able financially, we shall help raise and donate money to assist the public and other rescue organizations for downed Dachshund back surgeries.
We shall always display courtesy and respect toward all volunteers in appreciation for their valuable services, efforts, time, and support that each provides — strictly on a volunteer basis — to help rescue these Dachshunds in need.
We shall, at all times, dedicate ourselves to promoting enhanced teamwork among other rescuers in Texas, and beyond, for the best interest of the dogs.
Casper and Furry Friends
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Casper and Furry Friends is a beacon of hope for needy animals across Houston. With unwavering dedication and boundless compassion, we tirelessly work to rescue cats and dogs from all corners of the city. Our volunteers and staff traverse Houston’s neighborhoods daily, responding to distress calls and seeking out animals needing our help. Through collaborative efforts with Houston Animal Rescue and other local organizations, we provide a lifeline to these furry companions, offering them a chance at a better life. From abandoned alleyways to overcrowded shelters, no place is too challenging to reach, as we believe every animal deserves love, care, and a forever home. Together, with the support of our community, we continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of these precious creatures, one rescue at a time.
Jake's House of Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Our facility in Willis, TX provides wide-open spaces, caring staff & volunteers, and natural surroundings where animals can come to heal. Besides the connection to nature, our well-trained staff will work with each animal individually by providing a personalized restorative plan that heals them physically & emotionally in preparation for adoption.
The journey begins with being rescued. From the moment a pet arrives and their paws touch the grass, we want them to know they are safe, loved, cared for and valued. They will have everything they need to heal from physical and emotional wounds, and grow into a happy, playful dog that is ready to go home with you!
OUR PROGRAM
We Believe in:
• Making the dog whole (both on the inside and on the outside).
• Ensuring quality over quantity.
• Offering a resort-level accommodations, because every dog is and will be a family's priceless and treasured pet.
• Helping dogs heal from the constant fight or flight mode they've experienced before being rescued.
• Giving each dog the attention and care they need to learn how to build trust.
• Connecting dogs with families that are the right fit for each other.
• Training new owners during the adoption process with some of the unique rehabilitation methods and words we've been using at Jake's House, so the consistency and healing can continue in their new home.
• Offering support after our dogs go to their new home including free consultations with our behavioral specialists as everyone is adjusting to life together with emails or chats.
• Offering continued training if necessary.
This is How it Works:
• Complete an initial assessment.
• Develop a physical plan and a behavioral plan for each dog's specific needs.
• Create a multidisciplinary team-based approach.
• Chronicle each dog's story, keeping a detailed file on each dog with the details of their story that will create more understanding as their new family adjusts to being together.
• Focus on the end-goal: Come up with a projected length of stay until they're ready to go "help a human."
• Finding the right family that pairs well with who they are, so that their forever home truly is forever.
Homeless Pet Placement League
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
HPPL was founded in 1989 by a group of individuals who were concerned about the plight of homeless dogs and cats in the Houston area; specifically, animals that would not usually be put up for adoption by the local animal shelters. These included animals with skin problems such as mange, heartworm positive dogs, and injured or seriously malnourished strays.
HPPL is a registered 501 (c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization. HPPL has a volunteer Board of Directors, and is staffed entirely by volunteers who receive no monetary compensation.
Big Love Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
The Charity's specific purpose is to rescue lost or abandoned dogs from shelters, from the streets or from owners who are no longer able to care for them. Our goal is to prevent further euthanasia of these animals. All dogs receive medical care and behavioral training as needed to prepare them for a new home.
We do not have a facility. All of our dogs are in foster homes.
The charity will also focus on efforts to educate the public on the importance of spaying and neutering their animals to prevent the overpopulation of animals in Texas.
Active Paws Rescue
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
One Year Ago, Active Paws went live!!
In the last year, 106 dogs/pups have found their new homes. Dozens of community dogs/pups have been vaccinated and given various supplies. We have helped independent rescuers and other small rescues when we can. At this time, 54 dogs/pups are in our program.
Most of our intakes have been stray, abandoned and unwanted dogs/pups. We have also taken in 5 large medical cases from MCAS; shelter pups that otherwise had no hope. When we have no fosters, we vaccinate community pups to protect them against disease.
We've been very busy in our community, but we do have a couple of highlights to mention.
• In October 2023 we traveled to PA with a van of lucky pups to our friends at The Sanctuary at Haafsville, we are working on another trip soon!
• In June and in collaboration with other rescue groups, we helped finance the record-breaking Empty Shelter Project-Texas spay/neuter event in Splendora where 583 dogs/cats were spay/neutered and vaccinated!
Of course, none of this could be achieved without our fosters, volunteers, adopters, donors and supporters; and we are very grateful to have you all.
Our fosters work hard and our core team never take a break. We have the best behind the scenes volunteers! We have many private donors, too many to mention but we thank you, you are our backbone who consistently step up when we are in need.
Juliane’s Compassion for Critters have been our biggest donor; we are grateful and thankful for all their help. They have allowed us to help so many and support us with a cushion to say yes when we are asked to help “another one”. They are an amazing hard-working group!
We have also worked closely with Lone Star Animal Welfare League and work in collaboration to help neglected and abandoned dogs/pups in need. Their support to our new group has been amazing and we are so thankful. They are also a wonderful hard-working group!
Our volunteer photographer Tracy Steven is simply the best! Tracy is always there for rescue pups and is devoted to the cause. Thank you, Tracy, without you, we'd have fewer adoptions and terrible pictures to post.
Our vetting partners are amazing and help us heal our fosters.
• Bear Branch Animal Hospital
• VCA Four Seasons Animal Hospital
• Angel's Pet Hospital
• Texas Litter Control
• Stoneridge Medical Center in Willis, our newest vet partner
• When in need Thomas Animal Clinic never lets us down and have seen some of our worst cases in emergencies.
• NVC Nederland for our Orthopedic surgeries.
We thank you all and are thankful for partnerships with rescue friendly vet offices.
Between all the daily “rescue business” we try to keep up with updates and transparency and are proud of our achievements, we hope you all are too.
In the year 2024/2025 we will continue with our original mission and predominantly shelter foster dogs/pups and help them find loving homes. We do have plans to budget for more spay/neuter events and when finances and supplies allow, we will be helping the community.
We are an open and friendly group and if you have been following us, we would love your help in any way you can. That does not have to include fostering, there are many ways you can help is in our mission to #makeadifference.
Come along to one of our offsite adoption events and meet our team or send in an email and let’s discuss how you can help the neglected and abandoned dogs/pups in our communities.
We often get asked our greatest need and at this time it is for supplies, supplies to assist community dogs/pups. Costco is our go to for puppy food and puppy pads, but we also have wish lists on our donation page. If you can spare anything we would be so grateful. Our supplies for community assistance are at zero right now. Vaccines, wormer, flea/hw prevention and food supplies deplete so fast.
Lifeline of Galveston County
#100 in United States, #22 in Texas, #8 in Houston
Lifeline of Galveston County is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Southeast Texas. We envision a future where our municipal animal shelters do not have to euthanize pets due to a lack of kennel space & our community members have access to the resources they need to keep their pets healthy, happy and home.
