If happiness had four legs and a wagging tail, her name would be Summer A656683! 🌻🐾
🐾 1 Year, 7 Months Old
🐾 59 Pounds
🐾 Heartworm Negative
🐾 Stray Intake 05/26
🐾 Dog Friendly
🐾 People Friendly
Summer is the kind of dog that makes your day instantly better. She has one of the happiest smiles you'll ever see and enough love and enthusiasm to brighten even the gloomiest day.
This sweet girl recently enjoyed play yard time with A657346 and had a blast! She loves people, enjoys other dogs, and is always ready to make a new friend.
Honestly, whoever adopts Summer is hitting the jackpot. 🎰💛
She's fun, friendly, beautiful, and full of life—the kind of dog who will happily join you on adventures, then curl up next to you when the day is done.
💔 The problem? Summer is running out of time.
She has been here since 05/26, making her extremely urgent, and she needs a confirmed rescue tag, foster, or adopter before Monday morning.
⚠️ If you can help SUMMER by fostering or adopting, please send an email ASAP with your name, phone number, and whether you’d like to foster or adopt SUMMER A656683 to:
📧 rescueme@countypets.com
📧 UrgentPetsTx@gmail.com
📧 foster@countypets.com
✨ OUT-OF-STATE ADOPTION IS POSSIBLE! ✨
➡️ If you’re interested in adopting from out of state, complete the adoption form so we can help connect you with a rescue partner:
👉 https://form.jotform.com/232828427259162
📍 Harris County Pets
612 Canino Rd.
Houston, TX 77076
✨✨✨PLEASE SHARE✨✨✨
🆘💜 LAYLA DOESN’T WANT TO BE ALONE 💜🆘
Layla isn’t acting out because she’s a bad dog.
She’s heartbroken, stressed, and desperately trying to stay close to people.
🐶 Layla #A2082202
💜 Anatolian Shepherd Mix
🎂 5 Years Old
⚖️ 53 lbs
🩺 High Heartworm Positive (treatable)
⏰ DEADLINE: Monday 7/6 at 1 PM CT
⚠️** NO EXTENSION**S
Shelter notes describe a sweet girl who:
✨ Greets people with a relaxed body and wagging tail
✨ Walks beautifully on a loose leash
✨ Is calm and easy to handle
✨ Becomes distressed when left alone
Layla cries when separated from people, paws at gates, and has even learned how to open latches. She doesn’t want to be isolated—she wants companionship and security.
💔 While some dogs shut down in the shelter, Layla is desperately trying to escape the stress of kennel life.
Despite having no aggression concerns, this gentle girl is now facing euthanasia.
🏡 Available for Adoption, Foster, or Rescue
🚗 Out-of-state and Canadian adoption possible through rescue partners
📧 barcfoster@houstontx.gov
📧 barcadoptions@houstontx.gov
📧 BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov
📌 Reference #A2082202
📍 BARC Animal Shelter
Houston, TX
Please share for Layla. She doesn’t need a kennel. She needs a family, a couch, and someone who won’t leave her behind. 🙏🐾
#SaveLayla #A2082202 #AnatolianShepherd #HoustonDogs #RescueDog #FosterNeeded #AdoptDontShop #UrgentDog #BARCHouston #SaveALife #DogRescue #SecondChance #FosterSavesLives #ShelterDog #HoustonRescue
🚨 Foster Needed ASAP for Gina 🚨
We’re urgently looking for a foster for Gina in NY, NJ, or the surrounding areas.
Gina is a 9-year-old medium-sized sweetheart who is incredibly easy to have around. She’s fully house trained, lets you know when she needs something, and spends most of her time happily snoozing. She can be left alone without issue, though she’ll usually bark for a few minutes when you first leave.
One of Gina’s cutest quirks is her adorable toothy smile. She loves giving kisses and gentle little “love nibbles” to the people she trusts.
Gina would do best in a quieter home and neighborhood where she can relax and settle in comfortably. Because she can be selective with other dogs and needs thoughtful introductions, we are looking for a foster with some dog experience who can help set her up for success.
Ideally, Gina would love to be the only dog and soak up all the attention, though she may be able to live with the right calm, submissive dog in an experienced home.
She really doesn’t ask for much—just a soft place to nap, a peaceful place to decompress, and someone to love. ❤️
If you can foster Gina, please reach out. Even sharing her post could help her find the safe place she needs.
📩 Interested in fostering? Send us an email at [contact@linusrescue.org](mailto:contact@linusrescue.org)!
[Gina’s petfinder](https://www.petfinder.com/dog/gina-e6bfd519-59dd-41bf-b3fc-92c3e47cc6b5/ny/new-york/linus-friends-fl1765/details/)
Look at that face. Those sweet eyes. That hopeful smile. 💔
Gabby A657105 is an absolutely adorable, affectionate girl who is running out of time at Harris County Pets. Despite finding herself in a shelter kennel, Gabby remains gentle, loving, and eager for attention. She sits politely, looks up with those soulful eyes, and seems to be asking someone to give her a chance.
My name is Gabby
I am female- will be spayed
I look like a white and black Labrador Retriever mix.
I am about 3 years old
Stray intake 6/2
Heartworm Positive- Heartworm treatment is available & a MUST!
Pledges needed 🙏🏼
🆘 Gabby #A657105
https://24petconnect.com/DetailsMain/HRRS/A657105
Gabby did nothing wrong. She was found as a stray and has waited patiently for her family or a new hero to come for her. Now she urgently needs an adopter, foster, or rescue commitment to save her life.
Her sweet expression says it all—she still believes someone is coming for her. Let’s not let her down.
💰 PLEDGES NEEDED to help attract rescue interest and assist with her care and heartworm treatment.
📍 Harris County Pets
🆘 Gabby #A657105
Please share, pledge, foster, adopt, or tag rescues. Every share could be the one that saves her life. 🙏🏼❤️
✨OUT OF STATE ADOPTION IS POSSIBLE✨
➡️If you are interested in adopting and are out of state,we have a form you can fill out so we can find help from a rescue group.
👉Apply to Adopt: https://form.jotform.com/232828427259162
Harris County Pets
612 Canino Road, Houston, TX
Open Monday-Friday 1-5:15 PM
Saturday & Sunday 11 -3:15 PM
⚠️Message me if you are interested in GABBY and have filled out an application
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TO BE EUTHANIZED 7/4/26 IN NYC
Date of Intake: 30-May-2026
Darling little BOBBY used to live in a very busy household which included 4 adults, a child, a large male dog, medium female dog, and a cat. He was described as a very loyal boy who loved spending time with his family. But now a family member has said he must go! Bobby was tolerant of the 10 year old child in the home. He was friendly and outgoing with the other dogs, and with the cat. Bobby prefers contact on his own terms and is hoping to find a patient and experienced person who will understand his needs and preferences. A slow approach together with some gentle guidance will go a long way to help Bobby feel more comfortable. Help him brush up on his manners and be the best he can be! To foster or adopt this cutie pie, please message our page today.
BOBBY, ID 253475, 10 years old, 19 lbs., Male
Queens ACC, Westie/Maltese/Poodle Cross, White
Owner surrender reason: Date of Intake: 30-May-2026: Owner lives with her father who no longer wants Bobby around.
Behavior Assessment Rating: New Hope only
No children under 13
Medical Behavior: shaking, whimpering, avoids eye contact. Muzzled for exam and tasks but tolerated all.
AT RISK MEMO:
Bobby is on the at-risk list due to behavior concerns. In the prior home, Bobby was reported to display fearful and defensive behavior toward unfamiliar people, including hard barking, growling, lunging, snapping, and attempting to bite. He is also reported to react defensively when startled. During intake, Bobby barked at an unfamiliar staff member but settled when ignored and offered treats. He also growled when his owner attempted to remove his harness. Additionally, Bobby has a reported bite history involving his owner during harnessing, resulting in a skin-breaking scrape after Bobby growled and briefly held on. Bobby is reported to love his head scratched Medically, Bobby has a cherry eye.
Bobby came into the care center as an owner surrender due to his behavioral concerns and landlord no longer wanting him in the home. Bobby prior owners noted that he prefers contact on their own terms, Aloof/Mellow, Social/Affectionate, Vocal.Due to all noted concerns displayed in a home environment, the behavior department recommends Bobby be placed with a New Hope placement partner who is able to provide an experienced adult-only foster home. A period of decompression is recommended to allow Bobby to acclimate comfortably to his new environment; force-free, reward based training only is advised when introducing Bobby to new and unfamiliar situations. Consultation with a professional trainer/behaviorist is highly recommended for guidance to safely manage/modify any behavior Bobby presents with outside of the care centers.
INTAKE NOTES—Date of Intake: 30-May-2026
Upon intake, Bobby barked at staff member who entered the room but stopped when treats were tossed and when staff ignored him. When owner attempted to remove harness, Bobby began growling so the owner pulled off the harness using the leash. He allowed staff to take the leash and walk back to medical. While walking, Bobby had a mid-raised tail that wagged softly when spoken to. Medical staff handled for vaccines and Bobby growled throughout the interaction. He allowed staff to walk back to kennel without issue.
OWNER SURRENDER NOTES—BASIC INFORMATION
Bobby is being surrendered after 7 years—the owner lives with her parents and her father no longer wants Bobby in the home. The landlord says he must go due to his destructive tendencies. Bobby used to live with 4 adults, a 10 year old child, a male Golden Labrador Retriever, a female Cocker Spaniel, and a cat. He was tolerant with the child. Bobby is friendly and outgoing and excited with familiar dogs. He is shy with unfamiliar dogs. He is friendly and outgoing with cats. Bobby doesn’t like to share his food. One time last year Bobby growled when his owner was trying to put on his harness. She persisted so he bit her, leaving a scrape. Bobby goes to the bathroom on wee wee pads. He doesn’t care for strangers who approach his yard or come near his door; he may have separation anxiety; he pulls hard on the leash and does not go on walks; and has destructive tendencies with furniture, walls, shoes, and household items. He prefers contact on his own terms and does not like his paws touched or collar grabbed. He allows his family to bathe and brush him, and the groomer comes to the home where he sometimes growls/snaps. He has never been in a car and has not been taught any cues. He was fed dry Cesar dog food. He does not like treats or toys. Overall he is described as a very loyal dog who spends time around his family. He loves his head scratched when he allows family to touch him.
BEHAVIOR NOTES:
Date of Intake: 30-May-2026
Spay/neuter status: No
Means of surrender: Length of time in previous home: 7 years
Strangers- reactive to men when on walks - noted to hard bark and lunge. With others, he prefers contact on his own terms. In the home, he also prefers contact on his own terms. And growls when strangers are heard near the apartment door.
Children: Currently lives with a 10-yr old child and noted to be tolerant.
Dogs: Familiar- Has lived with a male Golden Lab and a female Cocker Spaniel. He is noted to be friendly, outgoing, excited, jumps up.
Unfamiliar dogs on leash : Shy/contact on his own terms, alert barks and jumps up, curious.
Unfamiliar dogs off leash- No experience.
Cats- Currently live with a dsh and noted to be friendly and outgoing.
Resource Guards food and noted to growl / hard bark and have a tense body over, snap.
Bite history- Bobby bit the owner last year while she was attempting to put on his harness. Client stated that he growled first and then snapped. He caught her hand and his teeth left a scrape on her hand. No puncture and medical attention was not sought.
During bath time Bobby has snapped at the client's mom, once in the past . He now allows grooming and the groomer comes to home.
Bobby growls at the mop and broom when someone is cleaning. She has not tried redirection or placing him in another room which I advised for the mean time.
She notes that her father does redirect with high value treats because Bobby doesn't eat dog treats . Owner also notes that her mother left to Mexico recently and her father who is out of work was helping care for Bobby. She explained that there have never been any bites or attempts toward her dad.
SHELTER ASSESSMENT SUMMARIES: Date of assessment: 6/13/2026
Due to Bobby's defensive behavior and touch sensitivity in the prior home, a handling assessment will not be conducted at this time.
PLAYGROUP SUMMARIES: DOG TO DOG:
According to Bobby's previous owner(s), he is friendly and outgoing, jumps up, and is overly excited with familiar dogs. He is shy, preferring contact on his own terms, alert barks, and jumps up at unfamiliar dogs on leash. He has no experience with unfamiliar dogs off leash. He is reported to have lived with a large male dog and a medium female dog.
06/15/26 Bobby is introduced to a novel female while off leash. He readily approaches the gate and will sniff the female with a neutral frame before demand barking and then jumping up on handler exuberantly. When the gate is opened, Bobby readily approaches the female with a forward frame and she backs away. Bobby disengages and will mark along the yard as the female stands neutrally nearby. When he approaches again, she quickly backs away so Bobby is guided away from the female.
ENRICHMENT NOTES:
06/29/26: Bobby is at the front of his kennel as the handler approaches. The handler is able to leash him with ease, and Bobby puts a paw on the handler's shoulder before the handler can lift him out of kennel. He is brought outside for a walk. He jumps up on the handler's legs frequently at the beginning of the walk, but then finds a partially chewed beef trachea on the sidewalk and picks it up. Carrying the chew in his mouth, Bobby walks briskly at the end of the leash. When returning to the building, the handler is able to exchange the chew for a high value treat. After that, the handler is able to pick him up, return him to kennel, and un-leash him with no issue.
6/22/26: Bobby is at the front of his kennel as the handler approaches. He will attempt to push out of kennel as the handler leashes him and will then jump out of kennel as the handler goes to pick him up. He is carried out of kennel and is then placed on the ground where he will begin to jump onto the handler's legs as they walk out of the Care Center. He will pull towards dogs but is able to be redirected. He will walk ahead of the handler, pulling mildly against the leash towards objects on the ground. Towards the end of the walk, Bobby will take some treats from the handler and catches some that are tossed to him. He is returned to kennel with no issue and secured safely.
06/15/26 (PG): Bobby is at the front of his kennel as the handler approaches. He jumps up repeatedly, but the handler is able to leash him and bring him outside. In the yard, Bobby will jump up on the legs of various handlers. After his interaction, Bobby is returned to his kennel without issue.
INTAKE BEHAVIOR
Date of intake: 5/30/2026
Summary: Barked at staff member who entered the room but stopped when treats
MEDICAL BEHAVIOR
Date of initial: 6/2/2026
Summary: shaking, whimpering, avoids eye contact. Muzzled for exam and tasks but tolerated all.
BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION: New Hope Only
Recommendations:
No children (under 13)
Place with a New Hope partner
Recommendations comments:
No children (under 13): Due to Bobby behavioral concerns, we reccomend he be placed in an adult-only home at his time.
Place with a New Hope partner:Bobby came into the care center as an owner surrender due to his behavioral concerns and landlord no longer wanting him in the home. Bobby prior owners noted that he prefers contact on their own terms, Aloof/Mellow, Social/Affectionate, Vocal.Due to all noted concerns displayed in a home environment, the behavior department recommends Bobby be placed with a New Hope placement partner who is able to provide an experienced adult-only foster home. A period of decompression is recommended to allow Bobby to acclimate comfortably to his new environment; force-free, reward based training only is advised when introducing Bobby to new and unfamiliar situations. Consultation with a professional trainer/behaviorist is highly recommended for guidance to safely manage/modify any behavior Bobby presents with outside of the care centers.
Potential challenges:
Resource Guarding, Destructive behavior, Handling/touch sensitivity, Basic manners/poor impulse control, Separation anxiety/Anxiety, Fearful/potential for defensive aggression/On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration, Strength/leash pulling, Bite history (human)
Potential challenges comments:
Resource guarding: In the prior home, Bobby was reported to guard his food, displaying growling, hard barking, a tense body posture, and hovering over his food bowl when approached. It is essential to work on desensitizing him to having his possessions handled by using techniques like trading up for higher-value items and practicing "drop it" and "leave it". Please see handout on Resource guarding.
Destructive behavior: In the prior home, Bobby was reported to engage in destructive behaviors involving household items, furniture, walls, and shoes.
Handling/touch sensitivity: Bobby has significant handling sensitivities and has displayed growling, barking, lunging, snapping, and biting when physically restrained or handled. He has reacted negatively when pushed or pulled off furniture, when his paws are touched, and when his collar is grabbed. Although he allows familiar family members to bathe and brush him, he has escalated during grooming procedures by growling, barking, snapping, and attempting to bite.
Basic manners/poor impulse control: Bobby is reported to frequently jump on people.Consistent training to teach him to sit or stay when greeting people, using positive reinforcement and redirection, will help manage this behavior. Please see the handout on Basic manners/poor impulse control.
Separation anxiety/Anxiety:In the prior home, Bobby was described as generally anxious, displaying excessive barking, pacing, whining, difficulty settling, and signs of distress when left alone. Please see the handout on Separation anxiety and generalized anxiety.
Fearful/potential for defensive aggression/On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration: Reacts to on walks: Bobby has a history of reacting to strangers, particularly unfamiliar men. His owners reported that he will hard bark, growl, lunge, snap, and attempt to bite when male strangers approach the home, yard, or family members. He is also reported to react defensively when startled, responding with growling, barking, and snapping.Upon intake, Bobby barked at staff member who entered the room but stopped when treats were tossed and when staff ignored him. When owner attempted to remove harness, Bobby began growling so the owner pulled off the harness using the leash. Bobby's body language and behavior suggest discomfort around unfamiliar people, and his warning signals should be respected. Please see the handout on Fearful/potential for defensive aggression/On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration.
Strength/leash pulling: Bobby is reported to pull strongly on leash and will benefit from continued training focused on loose-leash walking and engagement with his handler. Please see the hand out on Strength/leash pulling.
Bite history (human): see bite hsitory.
MEDICAL EXAM NOTES:
6/2/2026 DVM Intake Exam
Estimated age: 10yrs based on conformation
Microchip noted on intake? scans negative
History: owner surrender
Subjective: BAR
Observed Behavior - shaking, whimpering, avoids eye contact. Muzzled for exam and tasks but tolerated all.
Is there evidence of suspected cruelty? no
Objective:
P = 140
R = shaking, eupneic
BCS 5/9
EENT: Eyes clear with proptosed nictitans OS, thickened pinnae AU with moist ceruminous debris AU, no nasal or ocular discharge noted
Oral Exam: muzzled for exam- unable to evaluate
PLN: No enlargements noted
H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupneic
ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated
U/G: MI; 2 testicles descended
MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat
CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities
Rectal: externally normal
Wood's Lamp Exam: not performed
Assessment:
Approx. 10yr MI canine
Cherry eye OS
Thickened pinnae AU (r/o previous hematomas or other scarring)
High FAS
Prognosis: good
Plan:
intake tasks
Ear cleaning
CBC/Chem/T4 to idexx
Start trazadone 6mg/kg PO BID indefinitely
SURGERY:
Permanent waiver due to age
6/2/2026
It is the policy of ACC not to perform surgery on any animal over the age of 8-10 years due to the higher risks incurred in a shelter setting. The veterinarian is hereby issuing a permanent spay/neuter waiver, from the spay/neuter requirements of the City of NY due to the estimated age of this animal. ACC does recommend you consult with your veterinarian to determine if surgical sterilization is appropriate.
6/4/2026
Brief recheck, bw results
S/O: BAR, no c/s/v/d noted, no ocular or nasal discharge, cherry eye OD, eupneic, ambulatory x 4.
CBC: monocytes 0.739 (H), eosinophils 0.106 (L)
CHEM: AST 15 (L)
T4: wnl
A:
Senior dog
Cherry eye OD
BW- nsf
P: CTM while at QACC
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PLEASE NOTE: To foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog you need to live within a prescribed range of New York City. States include: NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Northern VA. If you are outside of this range, you have the option to “direct adopt” where you must go to the shelter “in person” to complete the adoption process. We can guide you through that process.
NYC ACC RATING SYSTEM
Level 1
Dogs with Level 1 determinations are suitable for the majority of homes.
Level 2
Dogs with Level 2 determinations will be suitable for adopters with some previous dog experience.
Level 3
Dogs with Level 3 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters.
Level 4
Dogs with Level 4 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters. It is suggested adopters have prior experience with the behaviors described.
New Hope Rescue Only
Dogs with this rating need to be pulled by a New Hope Partner Rescue. Contact our page or email us for assistance.
🆘On the euthanasia list Monday, 7/6. There will be no extensions per BARC. 🆘
🏡 AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION, FOSTER, OR RESCUE
🚗 OUT OF STATE OR CANADIAN ADOPTION IS POSSIBLE - cost is typically around $600 USD (give or take). The fee includes transport, boarding, full medical, spay/neuter, and a health certificate.
We are a volunteer network dedicated to helping at-risk dogs. We are not affiliated with BARC. We connect at-risk animals at the BARC shelter with the adopters, fosters, and rescue organizations needed to save their lives. We can help coordinate out-of-state adoption through approved 501c3 rescues. Please message the OP for information and a link to an application form. BARC Houston cannot facilitate out-of-state adoption or foster.
⏰ Alex #A2083434 must have a hold no later than 1PM or he will lose his life.🥺
💙🐶 Alex #A2083434
6/29/26 Euth Request | Border Collie Mix | Male | 2 Years Old | 32 lbs | HW Negative
💙 Volunteer Notes:
We were not able to meet Alex #A2083434. If you're interested in helping us meet the animals, please message us!
📝 Shelter Notes:
6/30/26: During placement on the euthanasia list, Alex was observed pancaked against the back kennel wall with a tense body, pinned ears, and whale eyes. Staff were able to place a leash over his head and attempted to comfort him with baby talk and treats, but he remained shut down. He was lightly muzzled and carried to the runs. Outside, he displayed a somewhat more relaxed posture and sniffed neighboring dogs, but largely kept to himself. Staff had to carry him back to his kennel, where he again pancaked himself against the back wall.
7/2/26: Alex tucked his head into the corner of his kennel and pulled his legs underneath himself when staff opened the kennel door. Staff slowly knelt down and offered treats, but he showed no interest. When a leash was placed on him, his body became even more tense. He was lightly muzzled and carried to a new kennel.
🚑 Medical Notes:
• 2-year-old intact male weighing 32 pounds
• Heartworm negative
• Received tranquilizer at intake
• No other medical concerns documented
💙 Alex showed some curiosity toward other dogs when outside of his kennel, suggesting there may be a social and affectionate dog beneath his fear. He urgently needs a quiet, patient environment where he can decompress, feel safe, and begin to build trust.
💌 ALL HOLDS MUST BE IN WRITING - PLEASE DO NOT CALL. If Local and interested in Fostering or Adoption, email all below:
Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.
📍 BARC Animal Shelter
3200 Carr St, Houston, TX 77026
All these dogs are extended from BARC's 7/2 list.
Each (other than Ave Maria) needs a hold by 1pm CT, Monday, 7/6, to survive.
Please do not count on BARC extending them again.
If you are interested in adopting (US/Canada) or fostering (Houston, TX, only) any of these dogs, please direct message (DM) one or more of the following networkers: u/BanditY77, u/lingeringneutrophil, u/holly_holly_holly, u/fugueink, or u/No_Masterpiece9550.
Be aware that because of the New World screwworm outbreak there are restrictions on nonhuman travel, varying by destination.
Ave Maria (5Y female Staffie-Sharpei mix): Sent to Adoptions, without her puppies, who are now dead. (BARC says they were euthanized for a medical condition.)
https://redd.it/1ukfic1/
Jacob (6M neutered male Staffie mix) - https://redd.it/1uk7w0l/
Marigold and her ten puppies - https://redd.it/1ule92f/
Neymar (2Y male Australian Cattle Dog mix) - https://redd.it/1ulbblv/
Senia (2Y female - BARC says Staffie mix, but looks more Husky): Remains at BARC and may be executed at any time before 1pm CT, Monday, 7/6.
https://redd.it/1ulec4t/
Thank you, u/wenchette, for showing me how to get short Reddit URLs!
If there are others added, I will update this post.
Please understand that we must treat the 1pm deadline as nonnegotiable. BARC and BARC alone decides if a dog gets more time, and they usually say no.
Don't forget the many other wonderful dogs on the long-stay list (updated hourly):
https://www.houstontx.gov/barc/barcdata/BARC\_LOSV2.1.pdf
If they're not on the next list, they soon will be.
Junebug is a Doll!
⚠️ Can you help? Fostering is free thru the shelter’s foster program or a rescue group- all supplies are provided. Junebug needs a loving human & a cozy home.
Why is she still here waiting to be chosen by a special family? She wants to be cherished and loved for life Is JUNEBUG the special dog YOU have been waiting for?
What we know about JUNEBUG
Dog friendly
People friendly
Kenneled with Sarah Jessica
Meet JUNEBUG in kennel 2A05
Australian Cattle Dog
Female
Weighs 37.50
Heartworm NEGATIVE💕
Stray picked up in 77493 on 6/4
please 💵 Pledge💰for a rescue to help
🆘 JUNEBUG #A657471
🔗 https://24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain/HRRS/A657471
🆘 Sarah Jessica Barker #A657346
https://24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain/HRRS/A657346
⭐️ Please HURRY to send ONE email ASAP to these addresses stating your name, phone # and that you want to Foster or adopt Junebug A657471 to📧:
rescueme@countypets.com;
UrgentPetsTx@gmail.com;
foster@countypets.com
✨ OUT-OF-STATE ADOPTION IS POSSIBLE! ✨
Interested in adopting from out of state?
Complete an application here:
https://form.jotform.com/232828427259162
🆘 NEW POLICY ALERT:
Harris County Pets no longer provides euthanasia lists. Any dog over 15 days in the shelter can be euthanized any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday morning — without notice. That means everyone is urgent now.
Harris County Pets
612 Canino Road, Houston, TX
Open Monday-Friday 1-5:15 PM
Saturday & Sunday 11-3:15 PM
⚠️ Message me if you fill out an application for JUNEBUG
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I’m helping rehome my little brother’s girlfriend’s dog Anikin. He deserves a home that can give him the time and space he needs. He is a sweet dog taken to the kill shelter by her father. I will pay the fees for who ever wants him i just want to get him a home as soon as possible so they don’t euthanize him.
He is very friendly, energetic, and playful. Loves attention and being active.
Location: Carson animal shelter, CA
Age: 1 year
Breed: German Shepherd
Location: Carson animal shelter, CA
My story starts back in January, when I was found wandering with two other dogs, one bigger than me and one smaller. The little one was clearly running the show, leading our small pack around, but all three of us were friendly with the people who found us.
Being new to the shelter was a lot for me. I was quiet and a little unsure of myself, trying to figure out where I fit in a place that was loud and unfamiliar. By March, time was running short for me, and on March 24th, I landed on the urgent list. I was so relieved when someone finally gave me a chance outside those walls.
That chance didn’t last the way I hoped. After six weeks, I found myself back at the shelter, and I’d lost quite a bit of weight along the way. It wasn’t my favorite chapter.
The good news is, some familiar faces remembered me. Just three days after I came back, two women who’d met me before decided to bring me home and foster me themselves. They’ve spent their time since then helping me feel like myself again, and I’m proud to say I’ve gained all my weight back.
These days, my foster moms say I’m ready to find my forever home and they can’t stop talking about how far I’ve come. Here’s what they want you to know about me:
Estimated to be 7 years old
44 pounds, spayed, heartworm negative
House trained
Crate trained (it’s my safe space)
I get along great with other dogs, big and small, and I’m fully part of the family with my foster home’s 13-pound pup after slow introductions
I hop like a bunny when I’m excited!
Medium energy, I love long walks than curling up into my “Brenda ball” on the couch
Tolerates baths well
I love car rides!
Not bothered by thunderstorms or vacuums
Treat motivated and I know sit, down, paw, and leave it
I do well when left alone in a confined room, I will either sleep or chew on my Kong
Super snuggler once I get to know you
I love belly rubs and a good toy
Very good listener and follows direction well
Look in the comments for more photos and videos of me!
If you want to meet me, either send my foster mom a Facebook message, or click my link: https://fcasdogs.com/Brenda
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to add a dog to your life, consider this it. I’ve come a long way, and I can’t wait to show you just how good life can be from here!
Brenda is available for adoption through Fulton County Animal Services in Atlanta, GA.
URGENT
!!
EXPIRED 06/24 !! OUT OF TIME
Jerry (#A5782670)
Siberian Husky (Male, 55lbs)
Intake date: 06/11/2026 (stray)
@lancasteranimalslaco
Located at Los Angeles County Animal Control- Lancaster Ca
Phone: 661-974-8358 or 661-940-4191
Address: 5210 West Ave. I Lancaster, CA
93536
Public Hours:
Open: Monday- Saturday 11:00 am. - 5:00 pm.
Limited Service on Sunday
Email the shelter for inquiries and exit plans. Add the dog's name and ID to the subject line and include your contact information in the email.
Public email:
ACCLancaster@animalcare.lacounty.gov
Rescues email:
DACCLancasterRescue@animalcare.lacounty.gov
love Blackie!
He is only 2 years old. Owner surrenders get less time! Please don't wait!
My Name is: BLACKIE
2 Years old 54 lbs
GERM SHEPHERD / ALASKAN HUSKY
BLACK MALE
Most Recent Weight 54.60 LB
#shepskygram
OWNER SUR
#A5779964
Help us save him!
Location: Palmdale Animal Shelter Addr: 38550 Sierra Hwy, Palmdale CA
93550
Phone: (661) 575-2800 - direct
(661) 575-2888 - call center
Hours: 11am to 5pm - Mon. thru Sat.
Website: animalcare.lacounty.gov
Location: Palmdale Animal Shelter
Addr: 38550 Sierra Hwy, Palmdale CA 93550
Phone: (661) 575-2800 - direct
(661) 575-2888 - call center
Hours: 11am to 5pm - Mon. thru Sat.
Website: animalcare.lacounty.gov
For inquiries and exit plans you should email and call the shelter. Add the dog's name, #ID and type "DO NOT EUTH" in the subject line and include your contact information and plan in the email.
Email all:
email (important):
daccpalmdalerescue@animalcare.lacounty.gov
email (general):
Palmdale@animalcare.lacounty.gov
LMontenegro@animalcare.lacounty.gov
JDoud@animalcare.lacounty.gov
CChavez@animalcare.lacounty.govDRamos@animalcare.lacounty.gov
Mgr. DDibene@animalcare.lacounty.gov
