Missouri City Animal Services protects the health and safety of people and animals by enforcing laws, promoting responsible pet ownership, and providing compassionate care, rescue, and adoption services. We support animal welfare through education, community partnerships, spay/neuter programs, and efforts to reunite lost pets with their families.

Our mission is to serve and preserve public safety under the guidelines of Animal Control by enforcing Animal Control policies.

Paw Patrol is a 501c3 non profit rescue for the Cleveland Texas dogs that come into the Pound in Cleveland and off the streets. These dogs are very mistreated on the streets of Cleveland, Texas and not cared for .
Paw Patrol helps get them all vetted with shots spay neuter and Heartworm treatment and medical dogs that are sick with parvo.
We want to help them all.
Thankyou
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Mont Belvieu Animal Services is a city department tasked with enforcing the city's animal ordinances and working to eliminate animal-related problems within the city. We house animals that are found running at large, relinquished by their owners, or confiscated. Our mission is to attempt, within reason, to return animals to their owners or find adoption placement for each animal, while providing the best care possible during their shelter stay.

The mission of Bay Area Pet Adoptions is to shelter companion animals that we have rescued from kill shelters/animal control facilities and individuals until permanent homes are found for them. We provide education and community outreach, focusing on ways to reduce the number of unwanted companion animals and their euthanization. We also offer a low-cost vaccination clinic by appointment.

S.A.V.E Rescue Coalition was formed to help animal rescue groups in the Houston Metro area to work more effectively for the purpose of reducing the homeless pet problem through Spay/Neuter, Adoption, Volunteering and Education. Smaller Rescue groups are the heart and soul of animal rescue. S.A.V.E. is providing them with new programs for adoptions, recruitment and training of volunteers to make their hard work more effective.

HCR takes in Collies in need of new homes. We ensure that all necessary veterinary work, including spay or neuter, is completed, and perform temperament testing to ensure that the Collie is adoptable. We serve the greater Houston, Central and Southeast Texas areas.

The Homeless Pet Placement League (HPPL) is a nonprofit animal welfare organization that provides for the rehabiliation and adoption of stray and abandoned dogs and cats. The HPPL does not operate a shelter; animals are cared for in the homes of those who rescue them. The rescuer serves as the foster parent until the animal is adopted into a permanent home.

Schnauzer Rescue of Texas (SRT) was founded on the principle that responsible rescue, in the long-term, finds homes for the largest number of lost, neglected and abandoned Schnauzers. Our committed volunteers work cooperatively to maintain a foster family network where these Schnauzers learn what it means to have a dog's life; what it means to 'own' a family; and what it means to live life with love.

We are a group dedicated to shining light on the animal welfare problem in Houston, Texas. Our mission is to spread awareness, promote compassion, and inspire change by tackling animal welfare issues in Houston and the surrounding areas.

Pups of Texas Rescue is dedicated to caring and providing for abandoned, neglected and stray puppies/dogs. Our goal is to find these adorable babies loving homes. We provide spay/neuter services and any necessary medical care for our pups. Pups of Texas Rescue strives to educate the public on the importance of spay and neuter to prevent more puppies from being abandoned and neglected.

Freedom Collie Rescue (FCR) was established to rescue and rehabilitate, physically and mentally, abandoned, abused or injured purebred Collies in need of forever homes in Texas and the surrounding states. Freedom Collie Rescue is based on these three qualities - compassion, honesty and dedication.

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Our mission statement is that all adoptable animals will leave the shelter, and find permanent placement and that there will be no more homeless animals one day.

Animal Alliance of Galveston County's mission is to eliminate the death of cats and dogs in Galveston County and surrounding areas due to overpopulation and infectious diseases by providing education on responsible guardianship and accessible, affordable spay-neuter and wellness services.

We believe that every homeless pet deserves a second chance. The Galveston County Animal Resource Center staff works very hard to make that dream a reality. We are the largest shelter and only open-intake facility in Galveston County taking in approximately 5,000 animals each year. We serve the following cities: Texas City, La Marque, Bayou Vista, Hitchcock, Kemah, Tiki Island, and the unincorporated areas of Galveston County.

Hairball Sanctuary LLC was established in 2016 as an initiative to rescue and provide assistance to felines. It officially became a 501c3 nonprofit organization in 2021. Our primary objective has been to rescue and offer support to the feline community, including both cats and their caregivers.

Our facility primarily accommodates felines that require medication and extensive medical care due to chronic diseases or immediate illness. Additionally, we collaborate with other rescues in the community to organize adoption events.

At Hairball Sanctuary LLC, we have a profound love and appreciation for both felines and humans. We prioritize educating our clients and believe in spreading reliable information and knowledge. It is our sincere desire to continue promoting awareness and education in our community.

Wags to Whiskers is dedicated to saving the lives of our companion animals, through rescue, adoption, education, sheltering and spay/neuter.

Coppers Cat Commune provides lifetime care for special needs or otherwise adoption-challenged cats, and to find homes for as many as possible.

Corridor Rescue Inc. is an all-breed, no-kill, 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue organization with primary emphasis on rescuing dogs from the Corridor of Cruelty in Houston, TX. This is an area (about a mile strip of road) just east of I-59 off Little York - apparently the dividing line for the county and city animal controls. Veer off to the left or right along any point and see the same everywhere - abandoned and starving dogs, ...

GPRS is dedicated to the rescue and prevention of cruelty to animals focusing on the breed of canine: Great Pyrenees. We are an all volunteer rescue group dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of dogs whose lives are in danger. We place them in foster homes while they are evaluated and rehabilitated until we find a permanent home for them. We transport and adopt to states in or near the Pacific NW, along with Texas.