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His life is at risk. Hopper needs a rescue plan NOW or he may be euthanized by OC Animal Care.

Hopper is only 2 years old. He was found wandering the streets of Santa Ana. The person who found him had no issues capturing him and even spent a week walking him around the neighborhood, trying to find someone who knew him.

Then he arrived at the shelter.

Hopper was nervous during intake. When staff approached him with a leash, he growled and showed his teeth. Since then, shelter staff report that he comes to the kennel door, hard stares, shows whale eye, becomes stiff, and growls.

But there is an important detail in his notes:

"When you reach for him he does not try to bite, he is just stiff and growling."

We don't know what Hopper experienced before he was found. We don't know why a 2-year-old dog was wandering the streets wearing a choke chain and rope leash. We only know that someone was able to safely capture him and walk him around the neighborhood - and now, inside a frightening shelter environment, he is defensive and afraid.

And that fear may cost him his life.

Hopper currently has no owner coming for him and no safe home waiting for him. He needs an experienced person willing to stand up for him when he needs it most.

HOPPER NEEDS RESCUE BY 8/14/26.

Please SHARE, PLEDGE, and help find a rescue/foster who can safely take him.

And that fear may cost him his life.

Hopper currently has no owner coming for him and no safe home waiting for him. He needs an experienced person willing to stand up for him when he needs it most.

HOPPER NEEDS RESCUE BY 8/14/26.

Please SHARE, PLEDGE, and help find a rescue/foster who can safely take him.

#A1972588 HOPPER

2-year-old unaltered male

Pit Bull | Blue

67 lbs

Status: RESQ-BHV

Kennel 106

Intake: 08/02/26

Review date: 08/14/26

OC Animal Care

1630 Victory Road Tustin, CA 92782

714-935-6848

Rescue@occr.ocgov.com

Please don't let fear inside a shelter become a death sentence for this young dog. Hopper needs someone to fight for him NOW!

Bali is 7 and his mom passed away at home. He lived with 3 kittens and a snake. They have all found homes except him. Bali is a big chonk who just needs a soft place to land. Housetrained, gives kisses and will give his paw. He needs a foster or an adoption.

Montgomery Humane Society, Montgomery, Alabama

Adoption Center is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1150 John Overton Drive, Montgomery, AL 36110. Call 334-409-0622, option 2, or email adoptions@montgomeryhumane.com.

This post is a part of my final attempt to find my chocolate labrador lashley who was abandoned 5 years ago by my father. I will first post a short introduction before explaining lashley's story in detail.

About Lashley:

Chocolate Labrador Retriever

Nicknames: Boochie, Dachaley, Laboli

Distinctive white patch on his chest also known as bolo marks

Age when he was abandoned - 3 1/2 years old

Current age - 8 to 9 years old

Last known area: Domlur, Bengaluru (near Jogupalya, Indiranagar & Ulsoor)

If anyone living in Bangalore recognizes him, knows someone who might have adopted him, or have any information at all—even if it seems insignificant—please leave a comment or contact me through WhatsApp/call +91 8660826795

Detailed explanation of what actually happened & why he was abandoned

Back in 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, my family was going through a very difficult time financially and personally. Also during this time my father was suffering from severe chronic depression and other mental issues. After some time we had just moved to a new house, so my dad left Lashley to stay at my grandmother's house and claimed he would bring him to our new house. My father told me he would bring him to our new home once everything settled down. But few months passed by and this did not happen. During that time I used to visit him during the weekends. Some of the pics & videos i have posted here are during that time

So one day without my knowledge, according to my grandmother's account he claimed to take lashley for a walk and when he had returned lashley wasn't there with him. When he was asked about it he told her he had sold it or given it to someone but did not mention the specifics like to whom. When he came home he did not tell us about this. A few days later, my father took his own life at my grandmother's house. It was only then that we found out. During that time, our family was consumed by the shock, grief , funeral, legal matters, and everything that followed after my father's death so our thoughts were consumed by this and finding lashley wasnt at the forefront of our minds I also did not want to disturb my mother and other family members by bringing this up.

After some time we decided to search for lashley but had no idea where he went or with whom he was. We visited some well known breeders and rescue organisations but couldn't find him. Also found out that my father had also given away lashley's vaccination certificates & other things like prescriptions from the vets. So i had lost hope and finally decided that it was almost impossible to ever see him again. I loved him so much and wanted to be with him till his final years this was what made it so bad. I couldn't even see him to wish him a final goodbye before he left me. He was an extremely expressive and affectionate lab who always loved to be around me. I can't imagine how panicked and lost he must have felt after he was given away. He loved me like no other dog ever did. So I just suppressed those memories and went on with my life. But it just didn't work. For the past few months I have been feeling intense regret that I didn't do enough to find him, that I had in a way betrayed him. I kept dreaming about him regularly - both positive and disturbing dreams. So i finally decided I need to make a final and serious attempt to find him before he leaves this world. I want to be with him through his final years.

My search efforts will be both offline and online - I will visit every rescue organisation, veterinary clinics , breeders, pet boarding schools and kennels in my city. I will also be creating pages on every social media platform where I will be documenting and updating my search efforts. Even if the search fails i atleast get to preserve lashley's memories and get to tell his story to many. Hope this post wasn't too long. Thank you for reading

🆘 Friendly, wiggly 1 year old Staffordshire Mix boy Bashful on the euthanasia list Thursday, 8/20 🆘

⏰ Bashful must have a HOLD no later than 1PM or he will lose his life. 🥺 We need pledges and a local foster or adopter for a rescue to help. 💰🏡

🚩 Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

🩵🐶 Bashful #A2087893

7/25/2026 Stray | Staffordshire Mix | Male | 1Y 1M | 46.6 lbs | HW Negative

💜 Volunteer Notes:

I’m SO excited to share with everyone this adorable and sweet little boy, Bashful. I love his name, but this handsome guy isn’t bashful at all. Although when I first approached his kennel he stared at me like “are you here for me? Really?” The second he realized I was, he got so excited and started to wag his tail. When I went in his kennel he was very well behaved and just sat patiently for me. He walked beautifully on leash and didn’t react toward any of the dogs in the kennels. He also did amazing meeting another pup - all tails wags, a few kisses, overall just a happy, playful boy. When I knelt down next to him, he gently jumped into my arms and gave me a ton of kisses. I was able to pick him up easily and he continued to give me kisses. Bashful is the sweetest boy and it’s clear all he wants it to be someone’s baby. I hope someone steps up for him

Volunteer Notes 2:

I would like to give a gold star to the staff member that named Bashful. It’s so perfectly endearing and a bit ironic as he isn’t bashful at all! I walked up to his kennel and he was curled up, not expecting me to say hi. He didn’t get up from his bed until I knelt down to his level, then he got up slowly and did a big stretch before wagging his tail vigorously. He said hi to other dogs while we walked out and walked very well. He’s an absolutely wonderful listener - better than any man in your life, guaranteed. He learned sit soooo quickly as he was a bit jumpy when first out of his kennel. He loves to fetch and actually brought it back quite a few times! Please please please watch his videos. Something about him is very endearing and I know he’ll be someone’s best friend.

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Bashful has repeatedly greeted people with a wiggly body, soft eyes and a fast-wagging tail. He is described as friendly and welcoming to people and has even tried to play with other dogs through the fence.

He generally walks nicely on a loose leash and has been gentle with his handlers. One especially sweet note describes Bashful leaning his entire body against a staff member, completely relaxed and wagging his tail, while they cleaned around his eyes.

He has occasionally shown periods of fear, pancaking to the ground, pacing, whining and hesitating to return to his kennel. But once he feels comfortable, the happy, wiggly young dog comes right back out.

🙏 This sweet young boy has been waiting at BARC since July 25. Foster, adopt, rescue or share Bashful. One person saying YES could change everything for him.

🔹 Intake:

7/25/2026: 2 pitbull aggressive dog. Standby officer.

📝 Shelter Notes:

7/29/2026: Bashful was placed in outdoor run as a move adopt in the morning. As I approached he presented a timid body, lowered head, half tucked in tail and darting eyes. Walked on a loose leash heading into south but as we approached his kennel he began to pull back. Had to stand behind him to get him to walk into kennel.

7/30/2026: High pitch whining and vocalizing in kennel, pacing, jumping on kennel door, panting and dilated eyes. Walked on a tight forward leash while occasionally picking from trail of treats.

7/31/2026: Bashful presented a wiggly body, fast wagging tail and would pancake onto the floor when I approached. Once leashed he walked on a loose leash while occasionally pancaking on the floor for a couple of seconds before continuing to walk.

8/1/2026: Approaching the kennel, Bashful was standing in front of the kennel with a wiggling body, soft eyes, ears up, and fast wagging tail. He did a good job of keeping his kennel clean overnight. Bashful was walked on a loose leash and energetic towards me to and from the outside runs. He was curious about some dogs presenting with a fast wagging tail and wiggling body towards them and tried playing with them through the gate. While walking with a volunteer, he was very friendly and welcoming towards anyone that came up to him.

8/2/2026: Bashful was standing in front of the kennel with a wiggling body, soft eyes, ears up, and fast wagging tail. He did a good job of keeping his kennel clean overnight. Bashful was walked on a loose leash and energetic towards me to and from the outside runs. He was curious about some dogs presenting with a fast wagging tail and wiggling body towards them and tried playing with them through the gate. While walking with a volunteer, he was very friendly and welcoming towards anyone that came up to him.

8/3/2026: Removing from adopt eval due to no behavior. Bashful greeted this morning as he presented loose body, wagging tail and soft closed mouth. Gentle when walking on leash as he followed trail of treats.

8/6/2026: Fast wagging tail, whole body moving. Walked with semi-loose leash slightly ahead of me out to runs and back for AM and PM walks. When cleaning his eye boogers he stood on his hind legs and leaned back against me enjoying it with wagging tail and completely limp as I propped him up.

8/8/2026: Approaching the kennel, Bashful was laying down on their cot and then greeted me at the gate with a wiggling body, soft eyes, ears up, and fast wagging tail. He was walked on a loose leash and friendly towards me to and from the outside runs. While walking with a volunteer, he was very friendly and welcoming towards anyone that came up to him.

8/10/2026: Mr. Bashful came to the room as a new dog. I have noticed he will come up to his kennel door as you are walking by with a wiggling body and fast moving tail, ears up.

8/13/2026: Dog was in front of the kennel and when I leashed him he walked loose leash to his kennel and in the run he roamed around and when bringing him back he walked loose leash to his kennel and lay down.

8/17/2026: Bashful greeted me at the front of the kennel with a relaxed body, soft facial expression and a soft wagging tail. Bashful walks well on a loose leash to the dog run and back to the kennel.

🚑 Medical Notes:

7/25/2026: Weighed 46.6 lbs. Normal exam. Flea dermatitis noted; no treatment needed. Vaccinated (DA2PP-V, Bordetella, Rabies), dewormed, and given flea prevention. Heartworm test: Negative.

8/8/2026: Weighed 46.6 lbs. Thin hair over body. Eyes have minor crusting around margins and red conjunctiva. Skin scrape NSF. Given erythromycin ophthalmic ointment. DA2PP-V given.

8/12/2026: Weighed 46.6 lbs. URI. Hacking, possible vomiting, and green ocular discharge noted. Moved to treatment room and started Doxycycline 200 mg SID for 10 days.

8/15/2026: Weighed 46.6 lbs. Liquid diarrhea noted in kennel, but Bashful was otherwise doing well, eating and drinking. Started Panacur and Metronidazole for 5 days.

Summary:

• Heartworm negative

• Currently being treated for CIRD/upper respiratory infection after developing hacking and green eye discharge — Doxycycline 200 mg once daily for 10 days.

• Developed liquid diarrhea on 8/15 but remained bright, eating and drinking well. Fecal exam showed nothing significant; suspected GI/stress-related. Treated with Panacur 11 ml once daily x5 days and Metronidazole 500 mg twice daily x5 days.

• Earlier noted to have minor eye crusting/red conjunctiva and thin hair; skin scrape showed nothing significant. Received erythromycin ophthalmic ointment.

• Vaccinated, dewormed and received flea/heartworm prevention.

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

Lexi is barely 1 year old, but she has already survived so much. Abandoned on the streets in 50°C heat, she gave birth twice while fighting to survive. She battled giardia, had a pregnant spay surgery, and painful rotten teeth removed. 💔

Today, Lexi is fully healed, happy, and ready for her forever home. 🤍 She has her health certificate, passport ready. Her flying documents will be ready, her flight cost will be fully paid. She only needs a kind flight buddy travelling from UAE to Prague anytime in September.

Please help Lexi complete her final journey home. 🥲🐾

🆘 6 month old timid HW- German Shepherd Mix puppy Yuca on the euthanasia list Thursday, 8/20 🆘

⏰ Yuca must have a RESCUE HOLD no later than 1PM or she will lose her life. 🥺 We need pledges and a local foster or adopter for a rescue to help. 💰🏡

🚩 Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

RESCUE ONLY

🩷🐶 Yuca #A2091141

8/12/2026 Stray | German Shepherd Mix | Female | 6M | 24.8 lbs | HW Negative

🎥 VIDEOS THROUGHOUT THE COMMENTS

💜 Volunteer Notes

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Yuca is extremely timid, often cowering in the back of her kennel with her head lowered. On leash she has trembled, frozen, pulled back or thrashed when overwhelmed. At times she has become so frightened during handling that staff needed to stop. But she has also shown that, when she can manage her fear, she is capable of slowly walking on leash with her head low and tail tucked and allowing the leash to be removed.

Their notes paint a picture of two very young, undersocialized puppies who are frightened and overwhelmed by the shelter environment and desperately need experienced rescue placement where they can decompress safely.

🙏 PLEASE HELP SAVE YUCA & BING — AND THEIR SIBLINGS ROOSTER AND FRANKIE. These babies are only 6 months old, and all four siblings have now landed on the euthanasia list together.

Please share, pledge, foster through a rescue, or tag rescues who can help.

🔹 Intake:

8/12/2026: Several dogs that continues to come into her yard. States all medium in size and various colors. Dogs are under the home, but come out throughout the day and night.

📝 Shelter Notes:

8/15/2026: Timid in kennel. Cowering in the back with lowered head. I entered the kennel and she avoided eye contact. Once leashed she was hesitant to walk but moved a little as I walked behind her. She was still very timid on leash, trembling and pausing frequently. I placed her in a new kennel and removed the leash.

8/16/2026: Thrashing on leash. When trying to carry dog is flinching and trying to bite. Tried to muzzle and carry but dog started to defecate. Left in place due to behavior.

8/16/2026: In the PM dog was still timid but I was able to leash her and she slowly walked out with low head and tucked tail. She walked straight into her next kennel and I was able to remove leash.

8/17/2026: Timid in kennel, cowering in the back. I opened the kennel and I entered to leash her. Once leashed, she slightly thrashed and pulled back on the leash. I was able to muzzle her and pick her up. I carried her to a new kennel and placed her inside.

8/18/2026: Still timid and cowering in back of kennel, biting on the leash. I guided her to next kennel.

🚑 Medical Notes:

8/13/2026: Weighed 24.8 lbs. Normal exam. Vaccinated (DA2PP-V, Bordetella, Rabies), dewormed, and given flea prevention. Heartworm test: Negative.

Both puppies are heartworm NEGATIVE with no significant medical problems documented. They have received routine shelter vaccinations, deworming and preventatives.

Rescue Only:

🏷 This pet can only be tagged by a RESCUE group but please remember all rescues need FOSTERS in order to tag this pet and save their life. This pet cannot be fostered or adopted through the shelter, so please message the page if you can help!

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌  All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

Hi everyone! This baby is approx 4 months now and her vaccinations are done, she is been regularly dewormed.

So the story with her is that one of my friends wanted a cat and then adopted her but then he had some issue with his family due to which he could not keep her. Since she was very small at the time and I felt bad I offered to keep her with me till his issues at home got sorted. Three months in he completely ghosted and stopped receiving my calls and texts now.I had kept her because he kept visiting and promised that he would sort it out. I also got her vaccinated. Now I have to leave bangalore for my job and I have no idea what to do. I want to find her a nice caring home. Please help me with that.I would appreciate everybody’s suggestions as well as I have to leave soon.

🆘 4 year old American Staffordshire Mix girl on the euthanasia list Wednesday, 8/19. There will be NO extensions per BARC 🆘

⏰ Jenna must have a HOLD no later than 1PM or she will lose her life. 🥺 We need pledges and a local foster or adopter for a rescue to help. 💰🏡

🚩 Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

🩷🐶 Jenna #A2088112

7/26/2026 Stray | American Staffordshire Mix | Female | 4Y | 46.4 lbs | HW Low Positive

💜 Volunteer Notes:

Jenna is definitely a cutie pie. She has unique coloring throughout her coat. She’s calm and sweet. When I went to her kennel she was so ready to have some company. I started talking to her and immediately she got excited. I was able to leash her pretty easily. She walked wonderfully on the leash. I got her out to the run and she’s very loving and affectionate. She loves belly rubs. When I had her out in the run I was petting her, and she actually turned around onto her back and basically asked for belly rubs. She’s definitely a good girl and always happy. I think she’s unique looking, and hopefully she can get out of the shelter tomorrow

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Jenna’s notes are full of words like sweet, gentle, happy and wiggly. She regularly greets staff with a wagging tail, relaxed body, soft eyes and an open-mouth smile. She is easy to leash and has frequently walked nicely on a loose or semi-loose leash.

Jenna has also shown playful interest in other dogs, offering play bows and a curving, wiggly body toward neighboring dogs.

🙏 Jenna has been waiting since July 26 and is now dealing with URI, GI issues and heartworms. This sweet, wiggly girl needs a safe place to recover and decompress.

Please foster, adopt, rescue, share or pledge for Jenna.

🔹 Intake:

Stray – Field

📝 Shelter Notes:

7/29/2026: Greeted me at the front of the kennel with a relaxed body, soft eyes, and a fast tapping tail. Easily leashed and walked with a loose leash outside to the runs. Easily leashed and returned to kennel.

7/30/2026: Move adopt this morning, in runs she held a soft smiling mouth, relaxed body and wagging tail. Greeted neighboring dog with a sniff and play bow. Easy to leash as she was standing in front of door as I approached and walked on a loose leash to her kennel.

8/4/2026: Jenna greets me at the kennel door with a fast wagging tail and happy demeanor. She let me leash her and walks loosely to and from the potty yard. Inside her kennel she can be seen waiting by the kennel door for interaction or laying quietly on her cot.

8/5/2026: Wiggly body, wagging tail, standing in front of kennel as I approach.

8/7/2026: Jenna was vocal and digging at the doggie door during AM cleaning otherwise quiet in kennel resting on bed. She was easily leash and walked semi-loosely with a wiggly body, soft face, and wagging tail.

8/8/2026: Wagging tail, tapping feet and relaxed body soft smiling mouth. Easy to leash and walks on a semi loose leash.

8/9/2026: Play bowing and curving body into “c” shape interacting with dog in kennel next to her.

8/9/2026: Jenna greets me at the kennel door with a wagging tail and gentle demeanor. She lets me leash her and walks loosely to and from the potty yard. Inside her kennel she can be seen laying quietly on her cot.

8/12/2026: Ms. Jenna is a sweet girl, will be at the door with a calm body, open mouth smile, at time a excited body, wiggly tail. Was easy to leash and walked on a lose leash to the runs and back.

8/13/2026: Dog was in the kennel and when I leashed her she walked loose leash for her run and to the kennel and when I brought her back she walked in the kennel and lay down and only waggs her tail when walking by.

8/17/2026: Jenna is wiggly in the kennel, when leashing her she will walk out of the kennel and once outside she will start walking in all directions and pulling on the leash.

8/18/2026: Jenna can be hyper on leash pulling forward. Had to redirect her a few times as we walked outside.

🚑 Medical Notes:

7/26/2026: Weighed 46.4 lbs. Intake condition normal. DA2PP-V administered.

7/27/2026: Weighed 46.4 lbs. Vaccinated with Bordetella and Rabies, dewormed, and given flea prevention. Heartworm test: Low Positive.

8/9/2026: Weighed 46.4 lbs. Heartworm positive. DA2PP-V administered.

8/11/2026: Green nasal discharge and coughing/hacking. Assessed with CIRDC. Moved to treatment and prescribed Doxycycline 200 mg SID for 10 days.

8/15/2026: Lots of liquid diarrhea in kennel. Dog is very BAR, eating well/drinking. Assessed for GI/stress-related issues; fecal NSF. Prescribed Panacur 11 ml SID for 5 days and Metronidazole 500 mg BID for 5 days.

Summary:

On 8/11, Jenna developed green nasal discharge and coughing/hacking consistent with CIRD/URI. She was started on Doxycycline 200 mg once daily for 10 days.

On 8/15, Jenna developed significant liquid diarrhea, although she remained bright, alert, responsive and was eating and drinking well. Fecal testing showed nothing significant. She was prescribed Panacur 11 ml once daily and Metronidazole 500 mg twice daily for 5 days.

Jenna is heartworm low positive.

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

🆘 On the euthanasia list Wednesday, 8/19. No extensions per BARC. 🆘

⏰ Juliet must have a FOSTER OR RESCUE HOLD no later than 1pm or she will lose her life 🥺 We need pledges and a local foster for a rescue to help.💰🏡

🚩Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns

‼️🆘 Although rescue only, this dog can still go from a rescue to the right adopter! If you are interested in adopting this dog, DM OP or BanditY77 so that you can fill out an adoption form immediately! Please help! Available for adoption (in or out of state or Canada), rescue, or local foster 🆘‼️

💜🍼🐶 #A2091119 Juliet

8/17 Stray | staffie mix | Female | 8M | 27lbs| HW-

💜 Volunteer Notes:

We were not able to meet Juliet, but if you want to help meet the animals, please reach out to us!

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Juliet is scared and overwhelmed. When frightened by attempts to leash her, she has pulled away or thrashed.

Once on leash, however, Juliet has been able to walk on a loose leash, although she occasionally freezes.

🙏 Juliet should be spending her puppyhood discovering toys, taking walks and learning how wonderful life can be—not frightened in a shelter kennel.

She’s only 8 months old. Juliet deserves the opportunity to leave her fear behind and discover what it feels like to be safe.

🔹 Intake:

8/12/2026 per citizen the dog is currently in the kennel a this time

📝 Shelter Notes:

Dog greeted me at the back of the kennel with a tense coward body, hard stare, Dilated whale eyes, and tight lip. I lassoed dog, but they immediately began thrashing around. Left in kennel as it was clean.

8/13/2026 BEHAVIOR NOTE

Tense body, tucked tail. Bolted through the doggy door as I was entering kennel. when leashed she coward, began to pull back on leash. walked on a loose leash but will occasionally freeze.

🚑 Medical Notes:

S/O: alopecia/scaling on nose

A: ddx ringworm

P: needs DTM +/- treatment

T26-465876 08/12/2026 27.0 lbs NORMAL

Temperature : F

Summary:

Juliet is heartworm negative.

On 8/16, staff noted hair loss and scaling on her nose, with ringworm suspected. She needs a DTM fungal culture/testing with treatment as indicated and is currently classified as having contagious dermatitis.

She has received DA2PP, Bordetella and Rabies vaccines, deworming, Pyrantel and Advantage Multi.

🏷 This pet can only be tagged by a FOSTER or RESCUE group but please remember all rescues need FOSTERS in order to tag this pet and save their life. This pet cannot be fostered or adopted through the shelter, so please message the page if you can help!

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

🆘 Affectionate and stressed, owner surrendered GSD mix girl Izzy is on the euthanasia list Tuesday, 8/18. There will be no extensions per BARC. 🆘

⏰ Izzy #A2088329 must have a HOLD no later than 1pm or she will lose her life.🥺 We need pledges and a local foster for a rescue to help.💰🏡

🚩 Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

🩷🐶 Izzy #A2088329

7/28 Euth Request (Owner Surrender) | German Shepherd Mix | Spayed Female | 3 Years | 53.6 lbs | Heartworm High Positive

💜 Volunteer Notes:

We were not able to meet Izzy #A2088329. If you're interested in helping us meet the animals, please message us!

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Izzy has repeatedly shown shelter staff a calm, soft and affectionate side. She often greets handlers with a relaxed body, wiggly tail and soft eyes, is easy to leash, and frequently walks beautifully on a loose leash. Staff have described her as quiet and calm in her kennel, and she has kept her kennel clean overnight.

Izzy has sometimes become frightened and frozen or “pancaked,” needing reassurance or even to be carried to the run.

Away from that kennel stress, Izzy has repeatedly been relaxed, easy to handle and cooperative.

🙏 This sweet beautiful girl has been waiting since July 28, and the stress of shelter life is taking its toll. Please foster, adopt, rescue, share or pledge for Izzy and help get her safe.

📝 Shelter Notes:

8/17/26: Izzy began lunging and forward barking at dogs as they passed by her kennel.

8/16/26: Izzy stood at the front of her kennel with a relaxed body and softly wagging tail. She was leashed easily and walked out readily. She walked well on a loose leash in the run, but became vocal when other dogs passed her kennel after returning, so her kennel was covered.

8/14/26: Izzy stood near her kennel door and exited easily once leashed. She walked on a loose leash, looked outside, and was placed in a run.

8/13/26: Izzy was lying calmly in her kennel and walked loosely on leash once outside. She repeatedly stopped and wanted to pancake, but continued walking with encouragement and returned to her kennel on her bed.

8/12/26: Izzy waited calmly at the front of her kennel with a wiggly tail and soft eyes. She was easy to leash and walked on a loose leash to the runs with an open-mouth smile. She returned without issue.

8/11/26: Izzy was quiet in her kennel and walked on a loose leash to the row, but became tense and froze once outside. Staff had to carry her into a run. She remained mostly stationary while outside but walked back inside without issue.

8/4/26: Izzy greeted staff loosely at her kennel door with a soft open mouth and high wagging tail. She was easy to leash, walked loosely outside and back, and remained very relaxed and quiet in her kennel.

💖 Izzy is a sweet girl who has shown a relaxed, affectionate side with her handlers. She is often easy to leash, walks nicely on a loose leash, and greets people with soft eyes and a wagging tail. At times she becomes overwhelmed outside and has recently shown reactivity toward dogs passing her kennel, but the stressful shelter environment can be incredibly difficult. She needs a patient, understanding home where she can decompress, feel secure, and show who she is away from the constant stimulation of the shelter.

🩺 Medical Notes:

- Heartworm positive.

- Spayed.

- Recently treated with doxycycline for coughing and nasal discharge/upper respiratory infection.

Summary:

Izzy is heartworm positive. On 8/8, she developed hacking and nasal discharge and was diagnosed with suspected CIRD/URI. She was moved to treatment and started on Doxycycline 250 mg once daily for 10 days.

Izzy was spayed on 8/5 and was noted to be in heat at the time of surgery. She has received her core vaccines, rabies vaccine, deworming and Advantage Multi.

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor this page can assist with out-of-state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍 BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St

Houston, TX 77026

this is Barry! he is a holland lop rabbit who is needing a new home in the oklahoma city (USA) area, we are just having issues with our landlord and we want him to go to a good child-free home with people who can make time for him. he is litter trained and super smart and has lots of goodies. message me for more info if interested!!

🆘 Healthy, 11 month old, owner surrendered GSD mix boy Tiger is on the euthanasia list Tuesday, 8/18. There will be no extensions per BARC. 🆘

⏰ Tiger #A2090856 must have a RESCUE HOLD no later than 1pm or he will lose his life.🥺 We need pledges and a local foster for a rescue to help.💰🏡

🚩 Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

🚨 RESCUE ONLY 🚨

💙🐶 Tiger #A2090856

8/10 Euth Request | German Shepherd Mix | Male | 11 Months | 46.7 lbs | Heartworm Negative

💙 Volunteer Notes:

We were not able to meet Tiger, but if you want to help meet the animals, please reach out to us!

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Tiger is showing fear and stress in the shelter, with a tense or crouched body, tucked tail, whale eyes, raised hackles, barking and occasional low growling.

But there are also encouraging moments. Tiger has responded to gentle baby talk, followed handlers once leashed and repeatedly walked on a loose leash. At times, he has pressed his body against a handler’s leg while walking, seemingly seeking security. He has also returned to his kennel and allowed his leash to be removed without issue.

🙏 Tiger is only 11 months old. Please don’t let Tiger’s fear become a death sentence before he’s even had his first birthday. Share Tiger with experienced rescues who can give this frightened puppy the safe, structured environment he desperately needs.

🔷 Intake:

Tiger was brought to BARC as a euthanasia request on 8/10/26

📝 Shelter Notes:

8/10/26:

Hackles raised. Responded to baby talk and timidly walked loosely to the kennel after workup.

8/11/26:

Tense body, pushed himself into the corner with hackles raised and forward barking. Staff used baby talk and were able to slowly approach and leash him. Once outside, he walked on a loose leash at the staff member's side with his body pressed against their leg. In the run, he attempted to climb the fence. He walked back into his kennel without issue.

8/12/26:

Displayed a tense body, low growling and whale eyes when staff passed his kennel. Offered treats and he stopped, but continued to present a tense body.

8/13/26:

Presented with a tense body, stiff erect tail, low growling and hard stare. When staff attempted to leash him, he tried to push past them and out of the kennel. Once leashed, he walked on a forward leash while ignoring treats.

8/15/26:

Forward barking with a tense body and tucked tail when approached. Avoided the leash by stepping back and spinning in circles. Once leashed, he walked out with a crouched body and tucked tail. Followed staff into the runs, where he was slowly unleashed. When it was time to return, he continued moving away but ran back into his kennel once leashed.

8/17/26:

Forward barking from the back of the kennel with whale eyes, tucked tail and hackles raised. Avoided the leash but followed staff into the runs once leashed, walking with his side pressed against their leg. When staff attempted to bring him back inside, he avoided the leash and slipped past them into another open run. He began low growling with hackles raised when approached, then ran to the run gate where he was slowly leashed. He walked back into the run on a loose leash and staff were able to slowly remove the leash.

🚑 Medical Notes:

- Heartworm Negative.

- Weight: 46.7 lbs.

- Received routine intake vaccines and deworming.

Rescue Only:

🏷 This pet can only be tagged by a RESCUE group but please remember all rescues need FOSTERS in order to tag this pet and save their life. This pet cannot be fostered or adopted through the shelter, so please message the page if you can help!

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St

Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

TWO CHINCHILLAS needing a good home my two chinchillas, Gremlin and Gizmo and my holland lop rabbit, Barry, are looking for very good preferably child-free homes, they are amazing animals and very sweet and smart, we are just having household complications, having to move pretty abruptly and we are unable to bring them with us. we think they deserve someone with more time to care and attend to them. they have very nice cages and hutches and lots of extra goodies. feel free to message with me questions. (we are located in the oklahoma city area)

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🏡 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.

🆘️ On Euthanasia list at BARC, Houston for Monday, 8/17/26. Deadline at 1pm 🆘️

ID #A2089658

🐾 Meet 9 year old senior Brock

ID #A2089658

Age: 9 years | DOB: 8/14/2017

Sex: Male

Breed: German Shepherd

Color: Brown

Weight: 67 lbs

Intake Date: August 4, 2026

🩺 MEDICAL NOTES:

Brock tested LOW POSITIVE for heartworms.

He has uclear sclerosis of the eyes and dental wear. He has been vaccinated, dewormed and given preventative.

Behavior Notes:

Brock is a sweet senior gentleman who was described as "very relaxed" during intake.

He greets staff with a gently wagging tail and soft face, takes treats gently from their hands and is friendly and calm when being leashed. He walks nicely on a loose leash and pays little attention to other dogs as he passes.

Brock has also been seen quietly relaxing on his blanket and keeps his kennel clean.

ALL HOLDS MUST BE IN WRITING - PLEASE DO NOT CALL

📧 barcfoster@houstontx.gov

📧 barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

📧 BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use ID #A2089658 when contacting the shelter.

🏡 BARC Foster Application:

https://www.houstontx.gov/barc/foster_a_pet.html

📍 BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St, Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov

🙏 Brock just turned 9 years old, and a senior dog shouldn't be spending his days waiting behind a kennel door. He is a gentle boy who still has love and companionship to give.

Please give Brock the soft landing every senior deserves. Foster, adopt, rescue or share Brock before it's too late.

Update: she was euthanized at the shelter 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

🏡 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.

🆘️ On Euthanasia list at BARC, Houston for Monday, 8/17/26. Deadline at 1pm 🆘️
ID #A2088503

🐾 Meet Harper

ID #A2088503
Age: 2 years | DOB: 7/29/2024
Sex: Female
Breed: Chinese Shar-Pei Mix
Color: Black
Weight: 36 lbs
Intake Date: July 29, 2026

Harper was left behind inside a home after her previous owner was evicted.

🩺 MEDICAL NOTES:

Harper tested LOW POSITIVE for heartworms.

She arrived with swollen front legs and puncture wounds on the inside of both forelimbs. She was prescribed Clavamox 250 mg twice daily, Rimadyl 25 mg twice daily and Gabapentin 200 mg twice daily for 14 days.

She has also been vaccinated, dewormed and given preventative.

Behavior Notes:

Harper's is very friendly and greets staff with a loose, relaxed body, soft eyes and a gently wagging tail.

She is easy to leash and walks nicely on a loose leash to and from the outside runs.

ALL HOLDS MUST BE IN WRITING - PLEASE DO NOT CALL

📧 barcfoster@houstontx.gov
📧 barcadoptions@houstontx.gov
📧 BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use ID #A2088503 when contacting the shelter.

🏡 BARC Foster Application:
https://www.houstontx.gov/barc/foster_a_pet.html

📍 BARC Animal Shelter
3200 Carr St, Houston, TX 77026
www.houstontx.gov

🙏 Harper was left behind when her owner was evicted, only to arrive at the shelter with painful wounds. Through it all, she has remained a friendly, gentle girl who happily walks beside the people caring for her.

Harper deserves to know what it feels like to be chosen and never left behind again. Please foster, adopt, rescue or share Harper before it's too late.

🆘 1 year old HW- Rottweiler Mix Girl Lisa is on the euthanasia list Monday, 8/17. There will be no extensions per BARC. 🆘

⏰Lisa must have a hold no 𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝟭𝗣𝗠 or she will lose her life.🥺 We need pledges and a local foster for a rescue to help.💰🏡

🚩Please do not honor pledges until the post has been updated with rescue information and a freedom picture. Please reach out with any questions or concerns

💜🐶 #A2088350 Lisa

7/28 Euth req | Rottweiler Mix | Spayed Female | 1Y 1M | 67.5lbs | HW NAD/NEG

🎥 Temp test with Milo A2088373 https://youtube.com/shorts/jlf44_imQfU?is=0QmiV2X9RjnJ6uhG

🎥 Temp test with Landon A2090129 https://youtube.com/shorts/WDUypYnZ28o?is=zbUvBgMqzdggYJ6d

💜 Volunteer Notes:

Lisa is happy and hoppy and all the things I’d expect of a healthy, young dog! She was v ready to get outside and burn off some energy in the run, and she happily met both a male and female pup. She enjoyed fetching a tennis ball and was selectively treat motivated (she has taste okay 💁🏻‍♀️). After a few minutes of sniffing around the run, she would come over and lean in for pets and affection. She seems to know how to sit for treats and how to fetch. Lisa is only on the list for length of stay, meaning she’s been so well behaved during her stay at BARC. She has so much more life to live and deserves to find a family that recognizes and cherishes that!

🐾 Behavior Notes:

Lisa is only 13 months old. Although she was initially reported to be barking and charging people on the property where she was found, her shelter behavior has been much softer.

Lisa can be timid but accepts pets and treats. She has greeted staff with soft eyes, an open-mouth smile and a low wagging tail. She walks fairly well on leash, keeps her kennel clean and relaxes quietly on her cot.

🙏 At only 13 months old, Lisa has her whole life ahead of her. She has shown that beneath her uncertainty is a sweet young dog who accepts affection and wants to feel safe. Please foster, adopt, rescue or share Lisa before it’s too late.

📝 Shelter Notes:

7/28/2026 INTAKE

1 black and white large dog at the back of property, stated to be aggressive. Barking/charging people. Mental Health group home. Contact prior to arrival

8/1/2026 BEHAVIOR NOTE

Approaching the kennel, Lisa was sitting on her cot watching as I approached her kennel. She stood up and greeted me with a open mouth smile, forward body, soft eyes, and low wagging tail. She did a good job of keeping her kennel clean overnight. Lisa was walked on a semi-loose leash due to forward pulling on the leash slightly to and and from the outside runs.

8/8/2026 BEHAVIOR NOTE

Lisa was sitting on her cot watching as I approached her kennel. She stood up and greeted me with a open mouth smile, forward body, soft eyes, and low wagging tail. She did a good job of keeping her kennel clean overnight. Lisa was walked on a semi-loose leash due to forward pulling on the leash slightly to and and from the outside runs.

BEHAVIOR NOTE

Lisa walked on a loose leash to her kennel.

morning and afternoon, Lisa has been laying down on her cot relaxing and occasionally interacting with customers when they come close to her gate. She is timid but doesn't mind pets and treats.

🚑 Medical Notes:

This morning there was liquid diarrhea in several areas of the kennel. Otherwise the dog is BAR, eating and drinking well.

A: DDx: GI, DDx Stress Related, Fecal:NSF

P: Rx: Panacur 15ml SID x 5 days; Rx Metronidazole 750mg BID x 5 days

Summary:

Lisa developed liquid diarrhea on 8/15 but remained bright, alert, eating and drinking well. Fecal testing showed nothing significant, and stress-related GI upset was suspected.

She is being treated with Panacur 15 ml once daily and Metronidazole 750 mg twice daily for 5 days.

❤️‍🩹 Heartworm negative. Vaccinated, dewormed and on preventative. She was recently spayed on 8/4

📌 Please contact BARC if you are local and can help! Neither BARC nor the page can assist out of state adoption or foster offers. We are NOT the shelter.

💌 All holds MUST be in writing, so please do not call. If local and interested in fostering or adoption, email all below:

barcfoster@houstontx.gov

barcadoptions@houstontx.gov

BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov

Please use the animal's seven digit ID number when contacting the shelter.

📍BARC Animal Shelter

3200 Carr St Houston, TX 77026

www.houstontx.gov