The Humane Society’s Pets Fur People is a selective admission, life-sustaining animal sanctuary. Our mission is to provide a temporary haven for the animals in our care, until they find their forever families. We are committed to reduce and ultimately eliminate euthanasia as an acceptable method of population control for unwanted dogs and cats. We promote the positive results of spay/neuter programs to reduce dog and cat overpopulation, and pride ourselves in teaching responsible pet guardianship.

Hope for Pets is a volunteer-run rescue group dedicated to the reduction of homeless and mistreated companion pets by finding loving forever homes for those currently in need, spaying and neutering existing adoptable animals to prevent future litters, returning lost animals to their owners, and reaching out to the community and educating the public. Hope for Pets will never use euthanasia as a means of population control.

At Dude’s Second Chance Rescue Animals Are Our Mission. We focus on making a positive effect by helping animals in need.

Nacogdoches Animal Services and Adoption Center is to encourage the importance of responsible pet ownership. To educate the community about city ordinances and state statutes regarding animals. To promote the importance of spaying and neutering to reduce pet overpopulation and euthanasia.

Kurth Memorial Animal Services & Adoption Center serves as animal control and enforcement for Lufkin, Tx. We accept animal surrenders from Angelina County.

BMAR is dedicated to redeeming dogs and finding them loving homes. We work with other rescues to save dogs from kill shelters, strays, owner surrenders, abandoned dogs, and cruelty cases. We also provide hospice care, sanctuary care, and support for special and medical needs for dogs.

The mission of Nicholas’ Pet Haven is to provide shelter and care to lost, homeless, unwanted, and abused animals. We support the fight to end animal cruelty!

Henderson Animal Center’s mission is to provide temporary shelter and excellent care for stray, unwanted and homeless animals for the city. Each day we strive to: Promote responsible pet ownership, Protect Citizens by housing public nuisance animals brought by local law enforcement, and Prevent unnecessary euthanasia by diligently locating homes for every animal possible within our care.

Our mission is to rescue, foster, adopt! During this process, we will provide vetting, shelter and love. Our goal to bring awareness and educate pet owners on the importance of spay/neuter and microchipping your pets Every life deserves a chance of forever love.

The Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center is dedicated to serving and supporting the animals in our community.

Friends of Marshall Animals (FOMA) was formed in 2012 as a response to the growing awareness of problems at the old Marshall Animal Shelter. We became a federally tax-exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in June, 2018. After incorporating, FOMA raised half of the money needed to build the new Marshall Pet Adoption Center – which opened in the summer of 2021. Today our board members, along with many volunteers and supporters, are working towards the goal of making Marshall a sustainable low-kill community, where every healthy adoptable finds a home.

We are committed to improving the bond between pets and people. We are committed to increasing awareness of the necessity to spay/neuter. We are committed to the welfare of the public by enforcement of animal control ordinances. We are committed, as the local rabies control authority, to protect the community from stray and dangerous dogs. We are committed to the animal population of Marshall – investigating cruelty, neglect, and abandonment reports and prosecuting when necessary.

It is the goal of Tyler Animal Care Services and its employees to place our dogs and cats in homes that appear to be best suited to their needs socially and physically, and to assure that everyone in your household will be pleased with the animal being adopted.

The Athens Animal Rescue Shelter mission is to promote the humane treatment of animals through care, education, and advocacy.

APET’s mission is to reduce populations of unwanted dogs and cats, and to reduce animal cruelty, including neglect and abandonment, through spay/neuter initiatives and education. We recognize the importance of education and public outreach to foster a sentiment of compassionate, responsible pet ownership. APET also seeks to expand shelter to provide refuge and adoption options for a multitude of homeless dogs and cats.

Our mission is to enhance the public’s health and safety by providing comprehensive education and exemplary service to the citizens of Smith County and their pets, while also reducing the population of homeless and needy animals within Smith County.

To rescue Great Danes from neglect, abuse, and abandonment while providing medical care and individual rehabilitation through our experienced and loving foster home program until we are able to provide each rescued Dane with a qualified, caring, and permanent home that will ensure a good quality of life they deserve.