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South Texas Boston Terrier Rescue 501c3 non profit foster based Boston Terrier Rescue
EIN 81-3407702 We are a home-based foster and ran by volunteers.

Caring for and healing the hearts, bodies and minds of Boston Terriers in need, whether from neglect, abandonment or abuse until they are ready for their forever homes. Our goal is be an additional resource for the Boston rescues already in existence and work hand in hand with them towards the same common goals, putting the best interest of the dogs first and foremost.

25/01/2025

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25/01/2025

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Texas Critter Crusaders thank you for the donation of the collars and leashes and jackets. We have officially used them ...
25/01/2025

Texas Critter Crusaders thank you for the donation of the collars and leashes and jackets. We have officially used them all at this point. Picture of our models Shadow and Chance in a couple of the hanesses.

Our sweet Fern is doing amazingly! She’s nearly a year old now, and she’s blossoming into such a fun, independent little...
24/01/2025

Our sweet Fern is doing amazingly! She’s nearly a year old now, and she’s blossoming into such a fun, independent little lady. She still loves her snuggles, of course – who could resist that face? Potty training is almost completely mastered, and she’s the best girl; she gets along wonderfully with cats, kids, and other dogs. She’s got a playful nibble in her, so a home where she’ll get lots of love and attention would be perfect – maybe someone who’s around a lot, like someone who works from home? She’s currently being fostered in Houston.

If you’re interested in giving this energetic pup a forever home, check out stbtr.org to apply! We’d love to hear from you!

🐾 Become a Foster Hero: Help Save Dogs in Need! 🏡❤️Do you have room in your heart and home for a furry friend in need? F...
22/01/2025

🐾 Become a Foster Hero: Help Save Dogs in Need! 🏡❤️

Do you have room in your heart and home for a furry friend in need? Fostering a dog is a rewarding experience that not only changes the life of the dog but also brings immense joy and fulfillment to your life.

Why Foster?

Save Lives: By fostering, you provide a temporary safe haven for dogs who might otherwise be in shelters. Your home gives them a second chance at life.

Experience Joy: There’s nothing like seeing a scared, confused dog transform into a happy, confident companion thanks to your love and care.

Flexible Commitment: Whether you can foster for a few weeks or a few months, every bit of help makes a huge impact.

Build a Community: Connect with other passionate dog lovers and rescue organizations. Join a supportive network of people who share your love for animals.

We Need Fosters in Your Area! Our rescue is looking for foster homes in [Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Bay City, Beaumont, and surrounding areas]. By becoming a foster parent, you help us save more dogs and give them the love and care they deserve.

Ready to Make a Difference? If you’re ready to open your heart and home, we’d love to hear from you! Visit stbtr.org/fostering to learn more and fill out a foster application. Together, we can give these dogs a second chance at a happy life.

📍 Foster Application Link

🌟 Meet Lily! 🌟Say hello to Lily, a sweet little pup who’s about 3 months old and full of puppy energy! 🐾Lily needs a hom...
22/01/2025

🌟 Meet Lily! 🌟

Say hello to Lily, a sweet little pup who’s about 3 months old and full of puppy energy! 🐾

Lily needs a home that can give her plenty of playtime and help with potty training. She shouldn’t be crated for long periods, so a retiree, homemaker, or someone who works from home would be perfect! 🏡

Lily is currently being fostered in the San Antonio area. Submit your adoption application at stbtr.org.

🌟 Meet Fern! 🌟Sweet red and white Boston, Fern, is almost 1 year old and she’s blossoming beautifully! 🌸Fern is gaining ...
21/01/2025

🌟 Meet Fern! 🌟

Sweet red and white Boston, Fern, is almost 1 year old and she’s blossoming beautifully! 🌸

Fern is gaining independence and confidence, and she’s almost fully potty trained thanks to Frodo’s guidance. 🚪🐾

She’s curious and adventurous, but still in the chewing stage, so she’ll need to be crated when you’re not home. 🐶🦴

Fern is perfect for someone who works from home, is retired, or a homemaker. She’s cat, kid, and dog friendly! 🐱👶🐕

Fostered in Houston. Submit your application at stbtr.org.

Say hello to Gracie, the most lovable 2-year-old Boston Terrier who just wants to cuddle her way into your heart. Rescue...
21/01/2025

Say hello to Gracie, the most lovable 2-year-old Boston Terrier who just wants to cuddle her way into your heart. Rescued with a fractured jaw, she’s now healed and ready for her forever home! 💖

🌟 Loves to snuggle in your lap
🌟 Gets along with dogs (but likes to be the queen bee)
🌟 Best with an owner who’s home often for endless hugs
🌟 Healthy and playful, despite being treated for heartworms

Gracie is up-to-date on vaccinations, microchipped, crate trained, and housebroken. She’s being fostered in Bay City, TX. Ready for a bundle of joy? Apply at [stbtr.org](https://stbtr.org)! 🐶❤️

Frankie: A 10-year-old Boston Terrier with a big heart and a petite 34-pound frame. Frankie loves people, gets along gre...
21/01/2025

Frankie: A 10-year-old Boston Terrier with a big heart and a petite 34-pound frame. Frankie loves people, gets along great with other dogs and even his foster kitten! He’s a true hunk of love ready for his forever home. Eligible for Golden Years program . Adoption fee waived for 65 and up on approved applicants. Frankie is located west of San Antonio/ATX submit application at stbtr.org

: 🐾 Meet Jewel! 🐾 Poor Jewel hasn’t found a home yet. People think she doesn’t look “Frenchie” enough or cute enough, bu...
20/01/2025

: 🐾 Meet Jewel! 🐾 Poor Jewel hasn’t found a home yet. People think she doesn’t look “Frenchie” enough or cute enough, but we think she is absolutely beautiful. Jewel is a laid-back, mellow girl. Around 5-6 years old and weighing a petite 24 pounds, she has likely been bred most of her life. We rescued her, treated her for heartworm, and had her spayed. She’s been waiting patiently ever since. Jewel may not be a cuddly lap dog, but she has a very sweet and quiet soul. She’s the chillest dog, happy to lounge around the house, soak up some rays, and maybe even share a nap with you. Jewel gets along famously with other dogs, including a tiny Chihuahua, and kids. She’s a total sweetheart ready for a loving forever home. All her medical needs are sorted – she’s heartworm-free and spayed – so she’s ready to move in and start her new life! Jewel’s currently in a foster home in Bay City, TX. If you think you could be her perfect human (or humans!), get in touch! If you haven’t applied to adopt through us before, head over to STBTR.org to get started. We can’t wait to hear from you!

**Pet-Friendly Winter Tips 🐾❄️**1. **Indoor Fun**: When it’s too cold for long outdoor walks, engage your pets with indo...
20/01/2025

**Pet-Friendly Winter Tips 🐾❄️**

1. **Indoor Fun**: When it’s too cold for long outdoor walks, engage your pets with indoor games and toys to keep them active.
2. **Snug Bedding**: Provide warm and cozy bedding away from cold drafts to ensure your pet stays comfortable and warm.
3. **Hydrate Well**: Ensure your pet has access to fresh, unfrozen water. Winter air can be dry, and staying hydrated is essential.
4. **Protect Those Paws**: Use pet-safe paw balms to protect their paws from ice, salt, and cold. Wipe their paws after walks to remove any harmful substances.
5. **Winter Gear**: Consider pet-friendly winter gear such as sweaters, jackets, and booties, especially for short-haired breeds.
6. **Avoid Overfeeding**: While it’s tempting to give extra treats, ensure your pet maintains a healthy diet and weight.
7. **Visibility**: Shorter daylight hours mean walks in low light. Use reflective gear or light-up collars to keep your pet visible and safe.
8. **Frostbite Awareness**: Be mindful of frostbite on ears, tails, and paws. Limit exposure to extremely cold temperatures.
9. **Safe Shelters**: If your pet spends time outdoors, ensure they have a safe, warm, and dry shelter to retreat to.

Share your winter pet care tips with us! Stay cozy and safe! 🐕🐈❤️

Fostering can be a challenging yet rewarding experience, and finding dedicated families is essential to us being able to...
16/01/2025

Fostering can be a challenging yet rewarding experience, and finding dedicated families is essential to us being able to continue to help dogs in need.
https://stbtr.org/fostering-application/

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16/01/2025

If you look up the easiest dog ever in the dictionary you will find a picture of our senior Frankie.
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For our friends with cats. Be extra carefully and vigilant. Guys, this bird flu is scary. There’s been 2 cats confirmed ...
14/01/2025

For our friends with cats.
Be extra carefully and vigilant.

Guys, this bird flu is scary. There’s been 2 cats confirmed to have died from it in Brazos County, most likely infected from raw foods. Please, please be diligent.

If you feed birds, stop. Not only does that encourage spread amongst all kinds of birds, but it affects outdoor cat populations, and puts you at risk too. If you let your cats go outside, consider not doing that anymore, or at least only when you can watch them closely and keep them away from birds/rodents. Don’t feed them (or eat yourself) raw milk or raw milk products, raw or undercooked meat.

This bird flu hasn’t been well tracked in cats, as that’s obviously not the primary source of infection, but they know it’s fatal in nearly 70% of feline cases, and they are pretty sure that’s a conservative estimate due to lacking data.

If you frequent areas where birds are, such as parks with ducks, take your shoes off outside when you get home. Disinfect them. Lysol, pinesol, bleach in 1:32 ratio (1/2C bleach per gallon of water), and alcohol based sanitizers are all effective at killing the virus. Don’t track it inside where it could potentially infect you and indoor cats.

Symptoms, in cats especially, are presenting with neurological abnormalities and sometimes no other obvious signs. It progresses rapidly.

Any places that attract birds are considered significant risks, but those worth mentioning are:
-trash cans/dumpsters, especially outside grocery stores or restaurants where food is discarded
-parks where birds congregate near bodies of water, or are fed by public
-home bird feeders

This has been detected in birds in neighboring counties. It’s not been well tracked in cats, but confirmed cases are also in neighboring counties. It’s undoubtedly here and just hasn’t been detected yet. This is particularly concerning for those of us managing community cat colonies, and/or with backyard flocks. Your flocks need to be locked down for sure!

Rodents are mechanical vectors of bird flu, too. The virus can replicate in rodents without adaptation and they can then spread it by eating grains/food which then are shared by birds, cats, or even people. It can survive on the coats of rodents and spread that way, too. Same with poultry feathers and dirt from areas outside surrounding poultry houses. It would stand to reason that the virus could spread similarly via cat fur as well.

Bird flu can survive in soil for MONTHS!It survives longer in cold, wet conditions than warm, dry conditions. Beware of where your compost/potting soil comes from. A lot of commercial mixes include poultry refuse, and it can be bought separately as a soil amendment also.

Don’t touch dead or sick birds for sure, but you can (and should) report them to your local health dept or state wildlife agency so they can be tested. Same with dead outdoor cats, particularly if they suddenly die unexpectedly, were presenting respiratory or neuro symptoms, and have no other visible signs of trauma (animal attack or hit by car, etc).

Please share.

**Energetic Dog Seeking Active and Understanding Home**Meet Shadow, a spirited  female Boxer mix looking for a dedicated...
11/01/2025

**Energetic Dog Seeking Active and Understanding Home**

Meet Shadow, a spirited female Boxer mix looking for a dedicated and active family to help her overcome anxiety. Shadow is intelligent, loving, and full of energy, ready to thrive in the right environment.

- **Temperament**: Energetic, affectionate, and slightly anxious
- **Health**: Up-to-date on vaccinations, spayed, and healthy

Shadow enjoys long walks, playing fetch, and participating in training exercises that keep her mind engaged. While she can be anxious in new situations, with patience, structure, and lots of positive reinforcement, she thrives and blossoms into a loving companion.

**Ideal Home**: Shadow needs an active household that can provide her with regular exercise and mental stimulation. An understanding owner who can help her tackle her anxiety with kindness and training will help her flourish.

If you think you can provide Shadow with the loving, active home she deserves, please reach out! Let’s arrange a meet-and-greet and see if Shadow is the perfect fit for your family! 🐾❤️

11/01/2025

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