We rescued Meg the Schnauzer from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control after a concerned citizen dropped her off there. She was covered in maggots and ticks, both of her corneas were perforated, and her packed cell volume was 5 (our doctor described this as “not...
Charlie survived a house fire in Cresson that killed Charlie's owners and all of their other pets. Someone also shot Charlie in the face with a pistol several years ago, and he's been repeatedly attacked and badly injured by other dogs in the past. Charlie's had it...
Blake was adopted from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control in May 2018 and was returned in September 2018 with a severe case of demodectic mange.
Donut came from Dallas Animal Services, where he landed after being found as a stray. Wherever and however he had been living, it had been hard on him. He was missing his left eye, and had radial paralysis of his left forelimb. Despite all of that, he was still a...
Our adoption of the week is Smiley the Smiling Pit Bull. Our mission focuses on animals with lower perceived adoptability and Smiley has three things working against him: 1) he’s solid black, 2) he’s a pit bull, and 3) he’s 4 years old. Smiley is a nice dog though,...
Mel is one of our favorite types of dogs... a miscellaneous wiry terrier mix! He has a great attitude, and when it's yard time he sprints for the door so he can get out in the sunshine. He gets along great with other dogs, and is also good with strangers and...
Marsha is just the sweetest little chihuahua you'll ever meet. She is affectionate, not fearful at all, and loves to cuddle. She has patellar luxation ... a knee condition common in chihuahuas. While the bum knees mean she can't run a marathon, she can still get...
Kasey is a terrier mix that was nearing the end of her time at the municipal shelter. She is very laid back, and not a very high energy dog. She is affectionate but doesn’t much care for other dogs. If you’re looking for a laid back dog that just wants to hang out...
Kali and her sister were at a municipal animal control authority and are kind of high-strung dogs. The noise and activity level at traditional city shelters stress out nervous dogs… they will not approach strangers and no one ever gets to see their “real”...
Jersey came from a municipal animal control facility and was nearing the end of his time there. He is a fox terrier or something similar. We are not sure why no one wanted to adopt poor Jersey. He is not fearful, he's very affectionate, and he loves to run and play....