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Saving dogs in Austin, Texas, during the animal crisis. 🤠🐾
Supporting dogs in the city shelter & streets.
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08/08/2024
07/20/2024
Tekila is a senior dog on the urgent placement list. 📢
07/18/2024
Today, the Austin Animal Services Office launched a community survey to gather feedback on what prioritizes for our animals.
At APA!, we know that our community prioritizes lifesaving, we wouldn’t be the organization we are today if this weren’t true.
Austin, we have an URGENT ask of you. Please click the link below to fill out the survey TODAY. The survey should take less than 10 minutes of your time. Let your voice be heard. To deprioritize animal lifesaving would be taking Austin 13 years backwards!
Our city is at high risk of implementing programming that kills because it’s easier and cheaper.
Austin, we demand better. Help us help Austin to keep moving forward.
Take the survey: https://publicinput.com/asosurvey2024_eng
Austin Animal Center
07/17/2024
SOS, we need a foster to get Tyson back to safety!
06/28/2024
06/26/2024
06/24/2024
- Retractable Leashes
Walking your dog is a great way to bond and get some exercise. Did you know that the type of leash you use can make a huge difference? Even though they may seem like a good idea, retractable leashes in particular come with several problems.
Here’s why you should think twice before using one:
1. Less Control
Retractable leashes can extend up to 26 feet or more, giving your dog a lot of freedom to roam. This might sound appealing, but it also means that your dog can get far enough away from you to encounter hazards before you can react. Whether it’s a busy street, another dog, or a tempting piece of garbage, the distance makes it challenging to control your dog’s movements effectively.
It also means that in an emergency, the extended length of a retractable leash makes it difficult to pull your dog to safety, especially if your dog is distracted or frightened. The delay in retracting the leash could be the difference between a safe outcome and a dangerous situation.
2. More Risk of Injury
The thin, cord-like material can cause severe rope burns, cuts, and even amputations if it gets wrapped around a person or dog. If the leash locks suddenly, it can hurt your dog’s neck or spine.
3. Potential for Equipment Failure
The internal mechanisms in a retractable leash can break down over time, leading to unexpected failures. The thin cord can also snap under pressure, which is more likely if your dog is large or prone to sudden lunges.
4. Bad Walking Habits
Dogs on retractable leashes learn that pulling = more freedom.
5. Trouble for Other People
Not everyone you encounter on your walk is comfortable with dogs, and some dogs are reactive or aggressive towards others. A retractable leash can extend your dog’s reach into other people's personal space, causing discomfort or potential conflicts. Maintaining a shorter leash helps ensure that everyone can enjoy public spaces comfortably and safely.
06/24/2024
Audrey A906119 would like to speak to the manager about the audacity of Monday mornings, please.
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Buttercup was living near the highway for months before she was captured. It appeared as though she had a litter and was dumped, left to fend for herself. 💔She was familiar with the street vendors who would feed her when she came out of the nearby woods each afternoon and evening, like clockwork. The wonderful woman who caught her was able to give her some time to decompress in a home and get notes before her shelter intake. Now, Due to the space issues at the Austin Animal Center, Buttercup finds herself in boarding. 😕We don’t know the exact conditions of her boarding, making us even more eager to get her into a home again ASAP❗️About:🔘 cuddly, velcro dog🔘 house trained, non destructive 🔘 has potential to live with other dogs with proper introduction and separation during feeding 🔘 loves outdoor time and chasing lizards🔘 enjoys jumping in the pool on a hot summer day🔘 goofy girl who self entertains herself by tossing tots in the air and catching🔘 treat motivated, making her highly trainable🔘 medium energy, loves her walks but can also chillButtercup is available in Austin, TX. To adopt out of ATX, please reach out to discuss picking her up or transport options.📍 📩 Email [email protected] to learn more about Buttercup & how to foster / adopt her. #foster #adopt #urgent #space #crisis #shelter #boarding #sad #dumped #mama #street #dog #austin #texas #austintexas #usa #help #animals #dogs #welfare #rescueatxdogs
Espresso’s story serves as a prime example of the consequences of Austin Animal Center’s closed and restricted intake policies. It underscores the urgent need for reform to end the continuous hardships for animals in Travis County. ❤️🩹Espresso’s life, like countless other disregarded dogs, was filled with life-threatening dangers, including- traffic, extreme weather, starvation, disease, and abuse. The longer dogs live on the streets, the more their health and behavior can deteriorate. 😔��Estimated to be just over a year old, Espresso spent her entire life without food security, safety of a home, or human interaction. When she was rescued by Jack Jack’s Pack, she was starving, severely shut down, and needed urgent veterinary care. As days passed, Espresso’s reluctance to interact, tendency to hide, and extreme anxiety highlighted the toll of prolonged exposure to stressful environments without human care or affection. ❤️Not having a safety net for homeless animals has dire effects. The city has shifted a significant burden onto our community to address not only the abandoned and stray dog population but also their medical and behavioral needs. Rescue organizations, animal volunteers, and community members have stepped up. Yet our resources, time, and capacity are stretched to their limits. We remain committed because forgotten dogs, like Espresso, deserve to know compassion, patience, and love.It’s time to hold Austin Animal Center accountable and remind leadership that their annual budget of $21 million should, at the very least, uphold the municipal shelter’s mission statement, “To provide public service and a safety net for lost and homeless animals in the community by providing necessary food, water, shelter and standard municipal veterinary care for animals in need.” ➡️ How you can help: 🔘 Share, comment, save, & like our posts! 🔘 Follow & support Jack Jack’s Pack: @jackjackspackstreetdogrescue 🔘 Join advoca
Okra has 1️⃣ day left to find a foster! 🚨 If he goes back to the shelter his eye will lose all the progress it’s had in healing & his euthanasia timer could be begin at any moment❗️Okra spent his life living in a yard, in a crate that was too small for him, and chained to a fence. 😢 Despite this, he loves his humans & is a very good boy. ❤️A volunteer gave him a much needed break for his eye to begin healing. The shelter environment is no place for a boy that needs to physically and emotionally heal. ❤️🩹 Okra finds himself on the “urgent placement” list, which means he could be assigned a euthanasia notice due to the space crisis at the shelter. ⏳Do you have a home that you can open up to Okra so he can finally begin experiencing the best things in life?🙏Okra: 💚🔘 needs a pet free home at this time🔘 could live with older, respectful kids 🔘 house trained, potty trained, not destructive 🔘 available for foster in or around Austin, TX📍🔘 available for adoption but must be picked up in Austin, TX or reach out to discuss transport options 🚘 📩 Email his friends at [email protected] to learn more about fostering or adopting Okra before he goes back to the shelter. #foster #adopt #urgent #atrisk #urgentplacement #dog #rescue #fosteringsaveslives #healing #sick #unwell #help
*LOST DOG* Austin Animal Center FOSTER DOG named Marcela- PLEASE SHARE Marcela spent 2 years in the shelter and was recently taken into a foster home. • Last seen around 9301 Hog Eye Rd, 78724 near Walter E Long Lake.• Female Grey Pittie, about 55 lbs, has some white on her face and chest.• Wearing a neon pink collar, nothing else. Collar should have an AAC foster tag.• Her name is Marcela and has been seen in the area. • She may try to approach you and your dog, but she’s scared, and not dog friendly.• If out with you dog DO NOT try to approach- please call the numbers below.• She will most likely approach humans, and she is very friendly w/ people but scared so please go slow. **If spotted please contact Kara (503-752-0278) or Sonal (630-525-0524)• She slipped out of the foster’s front door last night, April 18th around 10pm.PLEASE SHARE! #austin #texas #lost #foster #help #share
Please read & share if you live near College Station, TX❗️🚨Nash was recently adopted from the Austin Animal Center and got lost from his new adopter in College Station, TX. His foster & friends in Austin are heartbroken. 💔He has been missing for a week & may be in a surrounding town by now. He’s people and dog friendly but is very skittish, so he must be very scared. 😢Can you please help us spread the word, in and around College Station, TX? HOW TO HELP: 🔘 Tag people and companies around College Station to share and keep an eye out.🔘 Screenshot the flyer on our video & share to people and groups around College Station, TX. 🔘 If you live or work in the area, check camera footage so we can get a sighting. #lost #help #sos #missingdog #foster #missing #collegestation #texas #share
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