FAQs

Do you have a shelter?

No, we do not have a shelter facility – we rely on dedicated volunteers and finders who volunteer to foster dogs in their homes for us

I found a dog - can I bring it to you?

Please check our Found Page for assistance first. Since we don’t have a shelter facility and only a limited number of foster homes, we can only help once it’s established that the dog is indeed homeless and can only help if a foster home can be found, so we would ask you if you can foster or can find someone to foster the dog. If you can foster, please fill out a Foster Application. You can also check our Resource page for other area rescues that may be able to help

I found a cat - can I bring it to you?

We are only setup for dogs and cannot assist with cats. Please see our Resource page for other rescues that may be able to help.

I need to rehome my dog - can you take it?

We are a very small group with limited resources and are focusing those resources on homeless and abandoned dogs. Please see our Re-home section for information that may help

I want to fix my dog/cat - where do I go?

There are a number of low cost Spay/Neuter clinics in the Houston Metro area as well as reasonably prices Veterinarians in the Kingwood Area. You may want to call around for options, we have listed a few options on our Resources page.

What is the Adoption Fee?

Our Adoption fee is $250 ($300 for puppies under 6 months) which includes Vaccines, Fecal and Heartworm tests, Flea treatment, Wormer – if needed, Microchip and Spay or Neuter.

Why is your Adoption Fee so high? I can get a dog from free from my friend/neighbor/classified Ad

All of our dogs are fully vetted before they are adopted:

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Adoption Fee
$250 – $300 Free dog
$0
Vaccinations
included
$100
Rabies Vaccination
included
$25
Spay/Neuter
included
$150 – $400
Microchip
included
$25
Heartworm test
included
$25
Fecal test and wormer
included
$25
Total
$250 – $300
$350 – $600

Why is Heartworm Prevention so important?

Heartworm are transmitted by Mosquitos, which are abundant in our area. Any dog not on Heartworm Prevention will eventually get heartworms. Read HERE more about Heartworms

I would like Volunteer - can I come to Adoption meetups?

Please check out our Volunteer Opportunities for information. We do not have a physical Shelter, but VAP has, so you might want to check with them.