Texas

Our mission is too save the lives of at-risk animals in South Texas through fundraising and forming out of state transport partners. Texas has a high euthanasia rate and a large number of stray animals that deserve a chance so we formed to help those that are in rural areas and oftentimes overlooked.

We are a 501c3 rescue dedicated to saving all animals. We specialize in critical care, special needs and neonatal. We have an amazing volunteer team that fosters along with licensed wildlife rehabbers. We take in the ones no one else eill.

We are a foster based 501(c)3 Charitable Organization with a mission to Rescue German Shepherd Dogs and other Large Paw from the mean streets/abusive situations/neglectful situations, provide care and medical to promote a long happy life as a happy dog with a loving family.

Corridor Rescue is a street-dog rescue. Our mission is to rehabilitate homeless, ill, and injured dogs found in Houston’s “Corridor of Cruelty” and find them permanent, loving homes. We strive to educate Corridor-area residents about the importance of spaying & neutering their pets. We provide free spay & neuter services to Corridor-area pet owners. Corridor Rescue also feeds feral cat colonies. One of our volunteers is a TNR extraordinaire and has trapped, neutered, and released hundreds of cats in the last 10 years. We do bring in the occasional friendly cat when we can find that cat a suitable rescue or home.

At Valley Dog Rescue of Texas, we are dedicated to rescuing abandoned, neglected,  and abused animals from the Valley of South Texas. We strive to provide medical care, emotional healing, and placement into permanent loving homes for these animals in need.

In 1981, Brazos Animal Shelter was incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. The facility opened at 2207 Finfeather Road, Bryan in 1983. Brazos Animal Shelter accepted animals from the City of College Station, City of Bryan, Brazos County and surrounding counties. On July 1, 2011, we opened our doors to the new location at 5359 Leonard Road, accepting stray animals from the City of College Station and areas served by the Brazos County Sheriff’s department. The contract with the City of Bryan ended on August 31, 2011. All animals found within the city limits of Bryan are now taken to the Bryan Animal Center on Finfeather Road. In the Fall of 2012, we changed our name to Aggieland Humane Society (AgHS) as a representation of the spirit of our region!

We give the most fragile felines a chance

ARC works as a compassionate advocate for community cats by promoting Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) of outdoor cats to solve the crisis of over-population at source; by fostering and placing adoptable cats/kittens in good homes; by relocating abandoned outdoor cats to farms, ranches and suitable backyards; and by contributing to a network to get the word out when pets are missing or found. ARC is an all-foster based organization with volunteers who are passionate about our adoption, Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), and helpline programs. Since 2004, we have worked to educate and assist in all aspects of animal rescue.

Opening as a 501(c)3 no-kill animal shelter in 2008, Cinderella Pet Rescue has been helping animals that have been abandoned, neglected or abused in South Texas. Not funded by anyone, Cinderella is run by dedicated volunteers who are always working hard to ensure quality care of the animals at the shelter. In order to help reduce the homeless pet population, Cinderella maintains a 100% spay/neuter rate. Having adopted out well over a thousand pets, Cinderella pet Rescue works hard to make hairy-tail fairytales come true.

WE ARE A SMALL SHELTER THAT PROVIDES SERVICES FOR 2 CITIES. WE PROVIDE ANIMAL CONTROL AND ADOPTIONS.