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Note: Always check first with a shelter to insure that it is currently "No-Kill". The status of a given shelter or rescue group is subject to change without notice. Some of these shelters DO practice euthansia when it is medically indicated or they may refer an aggressive animal to animal control. In general, the "No-Kill" philosophy refers to finding an alternative to euthanasia as a means of controlling the pet population for otherwise healthy animals. Please contact TheDogPack@DogPack.com if you have additional information about new shelters or a change in shelter status. If you wish to find a new home for an animal, please read our page on "Finding a New Home for Your Pet". |
Texas "No-Kill" Shelters and Rescue Groups
Other Groups
- Metroplex Animal Coalition
- The Metroplex Animal Coalition (M.A.C.) is an alliance of 501(C)3 animal welfare organizations in Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant counties whose members have joined together in order to reduce the killing of dogs and cats in municipal animal shelters and humane societies. Their web site offers a comprehensive listing of local shelters.
- SNAP TX (Spay/Neuter Assistance Program)
- Provides free and low cost spaying, neutering, and veterinary care in Houston, San Antonio, Monterrey Mexico, and to Native American Project clients.
- Texas Wildlife Rehabilitators
- If you have found injured or orphaned wildlife, this site provides contact information for wildlife rehabilitators in Texas by county.
- Texas Animal Friendly License Plates
- Support a statewide spay/neuter program by obtaining your animal friendly license plate.
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