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07/01/2024

Brought to shelter/ impounded
7-1-24
Skinny Mom and her 5 puppies left tied to a tree

07/01/2024

Two baby kittens placed in a black bag and thrown into the trash dumpster!

06/30/2024

I hope everyone has a safe 4th,
please think of your family, friends, neighbors, before you lite that fuse!
Think of the veterans and elderly !! Many can’t handle loud noises.
Many animals including dogs, cats and horses will run in fear!

More pets run away on the Fourth of July than any other day, so you should take extra steps to ensure their safety. Keep a keen eye on your dog during the commotion, and make sure your pet is wearing proper identification.
Bring them inside, keep them safe !

It is natural for dogs to be afraid of loud noises. The sounds trigger their nervous systems, and they can become anxious or afraid.
Running away from the noise is a survival instinct.
Bring them inside ! Keep them safe!

Remember, to your dog, the experience of fireworks is different than other natural loud noises, like thunder.
Fireworks are closer to the ground, more vibrant, and are accompanied by sudden booms, flashes, bright lights, and burning smells.
Dogs experience the world through their senses — nose, eyes, ears. The typical Fourth of July celebration can be overwhelming, frightening, and terrifying to them.
Bring them inside! Keep them safe!

06/17/2024

Found on E San Pat/ impounded
6-17-24
Female

05/30/2024

Picked up impounded
5-30-24

05/01/2024

Bubba, and Brandi
Are vaccinated friendly pups they have been fixed,
current rabies vaccine,
hw negative,
and had a preventative, flea and tick pill.
They are all wanting a good home, or a rescue to help them find that new home

03/26/2024

This dog was found at the family dollar store, finder is keeping it safe, looking for the owners or a rescue if unclaimed
Male friendly

02/03/2024

Picked up / impounded
2-2-24
Male
Neutered and current rabies vac

01/25/2024

Picked up/ impounded
1-24-24
Male pup
Neutered
Current rabies vac

01/12/2024

Picked up / impounded
1-11-24
2 pups
Fixed current vaccines

10/06/2023

Thank you to everyone, that has helped this shelter achieve this recognition !!

09/22/2023

More streets have been added, if you are on one of these streets, you can get your pets fixed for FREE !!!!
Please share this post and help get the word out.
Thank you to everyone that has made this possible, in several towns and rural areas.

08/09/2023

impounded
8-7-23
male and female
Male is neutered
Current rabies vaccine

06/26/2023

Picked up/ impounded
6-26-23
was tangled in a blue harness
male
Neutered and current rabies vac

05/11/2023

picked up / os
5-11-23

Brindle female is spayed current rabies vac
Male is neutered current rabies
Hw negative

08/02/2022

January 18, 2022 – the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act went into effect in the state of Texas.
According to the Texas Humane Legislation Network (THLN), the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act is a law governing the restraint of outdoor dogs by:

Defining adequate shelter to protect dogs from extreme temperatures, inclement weather, and standing water.
Previously, there was no definition for shelter, thus tethered dogs routinely perished from exposure.

Requiring access to fresh drinkable water.
Before the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act, state law did not include this vital requirement.

Requiring safe restraints.
The Safe Outdoor Dogs Act strikes the use of chains. Other means of restraint, such as cable tie-outs, may be used so long as they are correctly attached to a collar or harness designed to restrain a dog.

Removed the 24-hour waiting period previously required that prevented animal control or law enforcement officers from taking immediate action.
The Safe Outdoor Dogs Act
does not prevent owners from tethering dogs, but does define requirements that must be met to ensure the dog is allowed access to adequate shelter and water and limits the types of restraints allowed to be used.

01/10/2022

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214 N Nueces Police Dept, , 9700 McAnally Road, Animal Shelter
Mathis, TX
78368

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