Paw Patrol Rescue is a Houston-based 501 c3 non-profit organization dedicated to helping dogs that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected in Cleveland, TX. nnWe serve as advocates for dogs in the Cleveland, TX shelter by providing vaccinations and spay/neuter, aligning volunteer fosters, finding and screening potential adopters, and networking with other rescue groups to help get these precious pups out of the shelter and into forever homes.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit Bully breed rescue group in Houston, Texas. rnrnOur rescue strives to advocate for the voiceless breed that is discriminated upon due to BSL (breed specific legislation). It is our goal to dispel any myths and educate the public on the qualities this magnificent breed possesses. For example: their loyalty, compassion and unconditional love. Brave Bully Rescue will continue to fight for this misunderstood breed.rnrnMission StatementrnrnOur mission is to educate the public and promote responsible Bully breed ownership. One of our goals is to educate the Houston community on spaying/neutering, keeping their pets UTD on vaccines and monthly Heart worm/ flea preventative. Brave Bully Rescue will fight for the rights of all Bully breeds and give them a second chance for a better life. Our goal is to rescue as many Bullies as possible and adopt them out to forever loving homes.rnrnBrave Bully Rescueu0027s main focus is on rescuing Bullies in high-kill shelters that have been abused, neglected, and abandoned. Brave Bully Rescue is not a shelter. All of our dogs are placed in foster care homes. We socialize, house brake, kennel train, and teach basic commands. Foster homes are the lifeline of rescue groups. Without new and loving foster homes, the number of Bullies that can be saved is minimized.rnSaving one animal wonu2019t change the world, but it will change the world for that one animal.rnrnrnPlease show our Bullies love and support by liking us on Facebook, following us on Instagram, twitter, Snapchat and visiting our website www.bravebullyrescue.orgrn
Saving Our Companion Animals u2013 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, TXrnOur 100% volunteer organization helps sick/injured animals, urgent or needy shelter pets, and community animals needing to be rehomed. 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.rnwww.soca-fbc.org
Save A Purrfect Cat Rescue is 501(c)3 no-kill organization and an adoption network committed to finding permanent homes for cats and kittens. Our cats include strays and abandoned/abused cats from other shelters that would have otherwise been euthanized. All of our cats are fostered in homes and receive medical care in the form of vaccinations, testing, and spay/neuter services prior to adopting our animals into responsible loving, forever homes.
Visit our website www.scoutshonor.org for up to date Events and Happenings!rnrnScoutu0027s Honor rescues animals from city pounds, including animals from Houston, Texasu0027 local animal shelters. Scoutu0027s Honor also takes in animals living on the streets. We do not limit our program to healthy animals or particular breeds, and we often save animals from abusive situations. Scoutu0027s Honor provides these beautiful creatures with a second chance to be placed in loving, permanent homes so that they can receive the love and attention they sorely deserve. Since our formation, Scoutu0027s Honor has rescued over 2,800 animals and currently has over 75 dogs and cats in our program!rnrnScoutu0027s Honoru0027s rescue program is u0022foster basedu0022; that is, each of the animals we rescue is placed in a temporary foster home, where it receives much-needed love, care, and structure while it waits for its permanent home. We could not exist without our wonderful foster parents. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent or in learning more about fostering for Scoutu0027s Honor, please click on our u0022Fosteringu0022 link on our website and read more!rnrnUnfortunately, Scoutu0027s Honor is unable to take in each animal about which we are contacted. We simply do not have enough money, fosters, or other necessary resources to help all the stray and neglected animals in the Houston area (and, believe us, there are an overwhelming number of needy animals in Houston!). Our ability to take in a dog or cat depends on our current funding, our volunteers, and whether we have an available foster home. Many times we are forced to close our intake when we run low on any of these. We never wish to turn away an animal in need, but sometimes we do not have the luxury to choose. If you wish to help us better our ability to help a needy animal, please click on our u0022Volunteering,u0022 u0022Fostering,u0022 and u0022Donateu0022 pages on our website, www.scoutshonor.org and see how you can get involved!rnrnWe have the most amazing dogs and cats in our program! Indeed, we are almost a u0022one-stop-shopu0022 for any type of dog you might want. At any one time, we have all different types of breeds and mixed breedsu2014from small to large. And do not forget about our kitties! We have them from short haired to long haired (and any length of hair in between). Please click on our u0022Available Petsu0022 link to browse through all of the animals in our program. You can find out more about our adoption policies and download an adoption application at our u0022Adoption Infou0022 link. Please browse our wonderful dogs and cats and consider adopting one today!rnrnThank you for considering adopting a rescued animal and for taking the time to view our website to see how you can get involved in helping Houstonu0027s homeless animals. They need you.rnrnScoutu0027s Honor Rescueu2014Providing Courage, Character, and Compassion to Houstonu0027s Homeless Pets.rnrntrnrnt
HPA!u2019s mission is to save dogs and cats at risk of euthanasia and find them loving homes, while preventing unwanted animals.rnrnWeu2019re not your average rescue. We act as a safety net for our municipal shelters, to save the animals who have no other options. Every day we receive a list of animals who are at risk of euthanasia. We save as many animals as we can, so long as we have the foster manpower for it. We know that saving lives is a community effort, and weu2019re committed to saving the lives that others wonu2019t. We are committed to developing programs alongside our local shelters, and together, we will work to save even more lives.
The specific purposes of Space City Cats shall be the prevention of cruelty to animals, beginning with, but not limited to, the rescue and care of stray, abandoned, severely neglected, abused, sick, and injured animals in and around Houston, Texas; the vaccination and sterilization, when appropriate, of such animals; the securing of good homes for such animals; educating humans about the proper care and feeding of such animals; and educating the general public about the plight of stray, abandoned, severely neglected, abused, sick, and injured animals.
Our mission is to rescue orphaned puppies and nursing litters from the streets, shelters and other life-threatening situations and match them with permanent adoptive homes, and to provide support and education to these adopters and the community at large. We will work with other community rescue efforts to promote spay/neuter, adoption and humane animal care to ultimately reduce the number of animals euthanized in Houston and surrounding areas.