Spay/Neuter Services

OUR MISSION STATEMENT: To participate in help coordinate low cost spay/neuter programs, assisting in the control of the population of homeless animals. to provide, when space is available, foster care permanently or until an appropriate home is found.To be a no kill organization, providing humane euthanasia only when medically necessary to prevent suffering. To educate the public on the importance of spay/neuter and to encourage community involvement in ending animal cruelty. To participate in any other matters dealing with animal welfare.

I am a volunteer at the shelter and also a volunteer team leader for MCAS marketing. I have helped in many ways: foster, adopter, coordinator for off-site adoptions, assist with rescues, dog walker, computer input, lost dog walk-thru, help to adopt to families. I do it because I don't think we should be killing adoptable animals and I know I can make a difference.

Rescue Volunteer Adoptions is a group of volunteer dog lovers whose mission is to rescue, provide sanctuary, and ultimately to re-home abandoned, stray and neglected dogs. Whenever possible we also assist dogs who, because of extenuating circumstances, are unable to remain in their homes with their owners.

Started Sept 2004, home foster only in La & Ms, rescued over 1130 cats & dogs, NO KILL, *** 7 *** euthanasia, compassion for human companions who can NOT speak for themselves,

We are Animal Services for the Austin/Travis County Health & Human Services Department. We are an open-intake shelter that takes in over 21,000 animals each year. We provide Animal Protection, Care & Control for Austin/Travis County. We also provide an array of pet homelessness prevention programs.

We are the Williamson County Animal Control! We are a government facility serving the people of Williamson County. Our adoption program primarily deals with dogs and cats, but on occasion we do have other furry friends. Our organization consists of animal control officers, animal control employees, and many volunteers working together for the welfare of the animals.

OLHS is a small 501(3) K shelter that has an open door policy (no animal is turned away, to try to find good homes for adoptable pets where the pet is a part of the family and does not end up back out on the streets. Our mission is to decrease pet overpopulation by offering low cost spay/neuter program, spay/neuter education, and spaying/neutering all pets prior to adoption from the facility.

Kitty Katchers began in the Spring of 2007 to T-N-R cats in the neighborhood. We get calls constantly to assist in trapping. Kitty Katchers will trap, spay/neuter and return the feral cats to their own colonies; however, if the female has kittens, we will foster the kittens (including taking care of all vaccinations, illnesses, etc.) and place them up for adoption. By practicing the TNR method, we are hoping to assist in the control of the feral cat population.

The organization was founded in 2002 by myself, the founding President and Executive Director. We are a no-kill, licensed Animal shelter and rescue/adoption group. We specialize in Persians and Siamese but we also rescue all breeds and mixed breed cats. I am a die hard cat lover and I wanted to help the pet overpopulation in the South. I have recently become involved with the trapping and taming of feral kittens.

BARKS (Byram Animal Rescue Kindness Squad) is a non-profit, all volunteer, animal rescue organization founded in 1973 to provide veterinary care, housing and permanent placement of stray and abandoned cats and dogs. BARKS works in association with the Byram Pound located on Mansfield Drive in Byram Township, N.J. In addition to the pets that can be seen at the Byram Pound, we also have many cats in foster homes and several dogs in local kennels. These pets can be seen by appointment and at our regularly scheduled adoption days.