Ft. Worth Animal Rescue Shelter
Animal Hope Adoptions
Animal Hope was founded to help “second chance” animals.
Companion animals with traumatic injuries, or in need of some behavioral correction that municipal shelters generally do not have the time or resources to place.
We provide the training or medical care they need before being placed in a forever home.
We rescue heartworm positive dogs, animals with traumatic injuries, and companions in need of some training or behavioral correction that municipal shelters generally do not have the time or resources to place.
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Featured Pets
Beaker: Adopted Then Surrendered at 1 Year Old
We always tell our adopters that there are no hard feelings about returning a dog… “if it’s not a good fit for you, it’s not a good fit for the dog, either.” As long as the dog is surrendered back to us, it’s fine, we will get it vetted again and get it back into a...
Two Moms, Seven Puppies
This is a new one to us… two moms, 7 puppies. We don’t know which puppies belong to which mom, but fortunately, neither mom seems to care which puppies she’s nursing, so it all works out. Donate here to support these two moms and puppies' journey. View our available...
Sweet Schnauzer Mix with Growth Plate Fractures of Femurs
This young schnauzer mix came to us from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control with growth plate fractures of both femurs. One of them is an old injury and the other is more recent, so it’s possible that she came from somewhere where she was being kicked or mistreated....
Professor Moppy Bottom: Cute Pup with Multiple Fractures
Professor Moppy Bottom came to us from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control with multiple fractures. He has a fracture at the growth plate on the left femur and multiple pelvic fractures. He will likely require a hind limb amputation. We will give him the veterinary...
Loy: Friendly Guard Dog from Korea
Loy, a former guard dog from Korea, will be arriving at Animal Hope after a 14-hour flight from Incheon International Airport on 2/28. Says Loy's Korean rescuer: "Loy's owner kept her as a guard dog at a construction site. She's too friendly, so useless to him as a...
Hassal: Former Livestock Guardian Rescued From Korea
Hassal, which means "sunshine" in Korean, will be arriving at Animal Hope after a 14-hour flight from Incheon International Airport on 2/28. Hassal was a livestock guardian dog, protecting chickens from predators, but according to her rescuer: "Hessal's owner wanted...
Titan: Little Pup with His Eyes Matted Shut
This poor little bag of bones was brought to us as a stray with his eyes matted shut. We checked him into stray hold through Fort Worth Animal Care and Control and then took him to our partner hospital. Upon clipping all the matted hair off they discovered that his...
Peanut: The Dog with a Broken Pelvis, Hip and Femur
Peanut came to us from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control and has a broken pelvis, broken femur (on one side), and broken hip (on the other side). We will be providing the veterinary care necessary to make Peanut ready for adoption! Donate here to support this pup's...
Obi Wag Kenobi: Victim of Animal Cruelty
Most animal cruelty cases we see are ignorance or neglect rather than malice. This puppy, who was named Snowflake (but we named him Obi Wag Kenobi), was definitely the victim of malice rather than ignorance. A woman witnessed her son repeatedly striking the puppy...
Tiny Frenchie with a Cleft Palate
This little Frenchie puppy from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control has a cleft palate and will need a very expensive surgery at some point in the next few months. Donate here to support this pup's recovery. View our available adoptable animals here.Animal Hope...
Services
What We Do
Rescue
Rescuing at-risk animals in the Tarrant County area
Rehab
Medical interventions provided by Animal Hospital Southwest
ReHome
Helping second chance animals find forever their families
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All of our animals are spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated, and current on heartworm prevention.
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