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Our mission is to rehabilitate and rehome dachshunds in need of a second chance at life. CTDR was founded in September of 2000. Our membership has grown yearly, providing more foster families and volunteers to help find loving, forever homes for our dachshunds.

It is the mission of the City of Sugar Land's Animal Services to protect public health and welfare while enforcing humane animal treatment in accordance with City of Sugar Land's ordinances and county, state and federal regulations. It is also our mission to provide safe, humane shelter for unwanted, stray, abused and impounded animals and to educate the public about responsible animal care, pet ownership and living with wildlife in hopes of reducing the number of unwanted animals in the community.

The only 501-C3 Non-profit rescue in this county and beyond that rescues mostly from high kill animal control facilities and individuals and off the streets.

Our mission is to provide the programs and adoptions needed to reduce and ultimately eliminate the unnecessary killing of shelter animals in Dallas.

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit animal welfare organization. Our mission is to rescue roadside dogs and cats, spay/neuter, medically and emotionally treat, then place them in loving, forever homes. We also work hard to raise awareness about pet issues such as nutrition, proper vaccination schedules and the importance of spay/neuter, foster, volunteering, adopting and donating to help our city and surrounding area shelters save as many lives as possible.

We are the voice to those animals that have no one to advocate for them. These animals have been abandoned in a boarding facilities.

The Houston Area Doberman Rescue, Inc. (HADR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and has NO paid volunteers; donations made to HADR may therefore be tax deductible, please consult your tax advisor. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and place Doberman Pinschers in responsible and caring homes in addition to providing a resource for public education on the breed and responsible dog ownership. We serve as advocates for Doberman Pinschers who have become lost, abandoned, or abused. We vaccinate, microchip, spay/neuter, and treat heartworms before the dogs are placed in new homes. Only dogs of stable temperament and reasonable health are placed through our program. We maintain vet records and keep the dogs current on a regimen of heartworm preventative while they are in our program. We look for the right home for each dog. Matches are made based upon the needs of the individual adoptive homes and the temperament of the dog. About Us We believe there is a real need for breed education. There are many reasons Doberman Pinschers end up in shelters, become stray or abandoned. We seek to make the general public aware that Doberman Pinschers are companion animals; not guard dogs to be left in a yard. We inform people of the importance of proper socialization, the need for training for a dog of any age, and the activity requirements of a working breed. HADR is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. We rely solely on donations and are greatly appreciated for any amount you can offer.

Pflugerville Animal Shelter is the city shelter is the small town of Pflugerville. It is an open admission shelter that needs to get animals adopted. Volunteers help with adoption events, socializing the animals, promoting the shelter, and marketing the animals.

The purposes of Shiba Inu Rescue of Texas, Inc. are: • To rescue dogs, primarily those of the Shiba Inu breed; to assess them and place them in foster homes where their immediate needs can be met; to address all medical and training needs to the best of the Corporation's ability so that the dogs are adoptable; to place them into suitable permanent homes. • To advance and encourage the control of animal population through birth control, the Corporation will ensure that all dogs of age and adequate health are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. • To educate the public regarding responsible pet ownership. • To prevent animal cruelty by education potential adopters of the general needs of and specific breed characteristics of the rescued dogs and by matching the rescued dog with the best potential adopter available.