Texas

The mission of Bluebonnet Animal Rescue is to improve the lives of abandoned, unwanted, or injured domestic animals, including family pets and farm animals. We don't limit our intake to any breed or size, but we focus on farm-friendly dogs, including livestock guardian breeds such as Great Pyrenees, Akbash, and Anatolian Shepherd.

White Kisses GDR is committed to the rescue, rehab and rehoming of Great Danes in Texas and surrounding states. While we do rescue all types of full-blooded Great Danes, Mastiffs and dane/mastiff mixes, our passion and number one priority are the deaf/blind/special needs Great Danes. As of November 22nd, 2014 we are a non-profit 501(c)3 Great Dane rescue operating solely on donations and the work of volunteers. Every donation helps us provide medical attention, training, housing, food and all other needs of the Great Danes in our care. We are located in West Texas. We serve Texas and the surrounding states; we do however adopt out of state. Our goal is to not only save these magnificent gentle giants from living poorly cared for lives, but also educating the public as far as the production and care of special needs (not limited to just deaf/blind) Great Danes. We strive to place each Great Dane in the home that best fits the Great Dane; placements are not taken lightly. Adopters are in a lifetime relationship with both us and our dogs. We are all extended family. Employer Identification Number: 47-2111892

We formed out of the necessity to help animals at the city shelter become adopted. We have saved over 50 dogs/puppies from being euthanized in the short time since we formed the organization. We hope to work with the city to eventually get them to offer some sort of low cost spay/neuter program so that we can make a difference in the alarming overpopulation of pets here in Junction, Tx.

I work full time as an endangered species biologist for a private consulting firm, but my husband and I operate the Rescue out of our home. Several years ago, my professional life put me in touch with the herpetologist for our state natural resource regulatory agency, and we began discussing how rehabbers, zoos and rescues were overrun with tortoises and there was more need than could be addressed. I began CTTR from that conversation, and in just 18 months 18 months we have assisted over 100 animals, launched successful fundraising campaigns, and been awarded two facility improvement/disaster prevention/expansion grants.

The Greenville Animal Control Shelter is responsible for assuring that pets and people live together in safety and harmony, ensuring that all pets receive proper care, responding to complaints, and enforcing ordinances within the city limits. Our shelter handles rabies control, capture of sick or injured animals, confinement of lost pets, quarantines, dog bites, and adoptions.

Honoring Hope and Faith Rescue, Inc. (HHFR) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, all-breed dog rescue committed to saving the lives of the abused, abandoned, neglected and forgotten. We are a volunteer-based foster program that is dedicated to finding happy and forever homes for our rescued dogs. We rely 100% on donations to provide monetary support for boarding expenses, vet and medical care, and operational support. Help us make a difference in a deserving dog's life.

Empowering communities to reduce the homeless pet population through rescue, education and outreach.

We are group of seasoned rescuers who all work full time jobs. We donate our nights and weekends to help the homeless pets of the southern U.S. We work tirelessly to save as many pets as we can through fostering, networking, photography, and consulting with each adoptive family to find their perfect furry family member. Devastated by the staggering euthanasia rates in our area, we are dedicated to changing the world - one pet at a time!

We are a companion animal rescue group and sanctuary. Our animals come from many places. About 75% are adoptable - we find them homes. Others are feral (wild) cats who have had no positive contact with humans. They, too, have good lives at Thundering Paws. Our foster home network helps us care for many more animals than can stay at the sanctuary. Some animals arrive fearful and cannot be adopted until they learn what it's like to be touched by gentle hands. Others need time to recover from injuries or illness before they go to their new homes. While spay/neuter is the only permanent solution to the overpopulation of companion animals, Thundering Paws wants animals who are already born to have full, happy lives. That is why we are a no-kill facility. We are a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations to Thundering Paws are tax deductible. We rely on our volunteers and generous donors to keep us going.

Town of Little Elm Animal Services is a municipal shelter for strays and adoptions. We provide a customer driven approach to animal services, maintaining a clean and inviting animal shelter. We believe in professional and ethical performance of our duties, and providing a safe and healthy environment for all animals in our care. We cater to cats and dogs but can provide accommodations for small animals (limited). Also provide live animals traps for free but there is a $60 refundable deposit. We are capable of providing education to the public on animal welfare.