At Angleton Animal Services, our mission is to protect and serve both animals and the community through compassionate care, responsible enforcement, and dedication to public service. We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, providing safe shelter for lost, abandoned, and surrendered animals, and working with their families or placing them into loving homes.

Saving Our Companion Animals - Fort Bend County (SOCA-FBC) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization. SOCA-FBC is dedicated to saving and improving the lives of companion animals and promoting responsible pet ownership in Fort Bend County, TX. Our 100% volunteer organization helps sick/injured animals, urgent or needy shelter pets, and community animals needing to be re-homed. We render assistance to our local shelters. We believe that becoming a community that cares for its pets starts with Education, Assistance and Accountability. We rely 100% on contributions from the public and your generous support in providing foster homes for the pets in need.

Rosenberg Animal ControlShelter is a small, municipal animal control facility on the southwest outskirts of Houston. In 2018, the City passed a No Kill resolution, and in January 2020, the shelter attained a No Kill status. This was after saving more than 90% of its shelter pets over the period of one year. The shelter strives to do all it can, medically and behaviorally, to save more lives beyond that percentile.

FBCAS is working towards a uniting of humane organizations, rescue groups, other shelters, and veterinarians to one day end the practice of euthanasia of healthy and treatable animals. This will require not only a unified effort, but active support and funding for a variety of programs directed at reducing pet overpopulation including low-cost spay/neuter, adoptions, foster programs and widespread humane education as well as reducing the number of animals entering the shelter.

To Rescue, Reunite, Re-Home, Rehabilitate and Repair any retired working dog that has served mankind in some capacity.
Rescue - Any and all CWDs, MWDs and any other working dog that may need our help.
Reunite - Any retired working dog that has a handler that wants him.
Re-Home - Any retired working dog without a designated handler, we will find the perfect loving home for.
Rehabilitate - Often retired working dogs need time to decompress and reintegrate into society. We work with them to make them suitable for adoption.
Repair - Mission K9 Rescue provides all veterinary needs while in our care.

Our mission is to provide compassionate care for special needs and senior animals. We work with pet owners and their families who have beloved pets needing rehoming due to the owner's passing or illness. Ensuring the well-being and finding loving homes for all animals in need is our number one priority.

Our mission is to improve the lives of community cats through proven methods of TNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate, return) and to provide fresh food, water and veterinarian care to the stray, feral and community cat population of Tomball, TX.

Houston K911 Rescue is a non-profit organization with a mission to address the immediate crisis of animal overpopulation in Houston by rescuing street dogs in poor health and in danger. We provide safe haven and rehabilitation. We place them in loving homes to be fostered and adopted. We turn their lives around. We help dogs no matter the condition they are in. We care for abandoned and neglected dogs, nurse broken bones, and help heal old and new wounds alike.

We are committed to rescuing, protecting, and advocating for animals in need while building a compassionate community that recognizes the value of every animal's life.

The West Columbia Animal Shelter aims to rescue animals and place them into loving homes or transfer them to other rescue organizations. We are a no-kill shelter, and any euthanasia would only occur under dire circumstances. We ensure that all animals receive adequate food, water, and shelter. At this time, we urgently seek support from other rescues and shelters.

The SPCA of Brazoria County is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to leading Brazoria County to a time when there are no more homeless pets in our community. Founded in 1974, the SPCA-BC has operated the Southern Brazoria County Animal Shelter since 2003. The Shelter is an open admission facility serving the Cities of Freeport, Clute, and Lake Jackson, Texas.

AAR is a no-kill shelter and adoption center managed and maintained by an all-volunteer staff. Its on-site clinic offers affordable spay-neuter and wellness to the public and maintains the health of the shelter animals. AAR's mission is to end the unnecessary euthanasia of adoptable, treatable, rehabilitatable, or manageable dogs and cats, and to place them in permanent homes for the duration of their lives.

Mustard Seed Farm Animal Sanctuary is dedicated to rescuing high-risk animals through foster care, adoption, or providing them with a permanent home at our sanctuary.

We rescue dogs from Houston and surrounding areas and provide all necessary care and find them safe, loving, healthy forever homes. Our shelter dogs are housed in climate controlled facilities and receive twice daily play sessions as well as social and behavioral enrichment. Each kennel has an indoor/outdoor area. Our dogs are adopted to carefully selected forever homes throughout the country.

We rescue because we believe every dog deserves more than just survival - they deserve love, safety, and a family who will cherish them.

Beaumont Pets Alive is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving Beaumont, Texas and does not receive funding from city, state, or the federal government. We are a foster based life-saving organization founded on the tenet: Killing is not a solution. It is our obligation to find lifesaving solutions. The animals in need rely solely on the generosity of individuals, foundations and corporations. Your tax deductible donations enable us to save more dogs and cats at the Beaumont city shelter " Beaumont Animal Care, and enables each pet rescued to receive the necessary veterinary care, behavior modification, adoption opportunity, and transport to no-kill rescue shelters, if necessary.