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Rescue Organizations
6002 Dellfern
Houston, TX 77035
Buster's Friends, Inc. is a rescue group dedicated to helping abandoned and homeless animals in the City of Houston. We provide medical care in the form of vaccinations, testing, and spay/neuter services prior to adopting our animals into loving, forever homes.

Buster's Friends is a non-profit, charitable corporation with Sec. 501(C)3.

*Cats: All of our cats are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, microchipped, and combo tested for Feline FIV/Leukemia.

To adopt one of our animals, you must fill out our adoption application and you must be approved by one of our adoption counselors.

Adoption fee is $85.00 for cats.

All animals in our program are fostered by individuals who keep the cat at their residence until it is adopted.

PLEASE CONSIDER BECOMING A FOSTER PARENT AND OPENING YOUR HOME TO A CAT IN NEED!!

WANT TO FOSTER? If you have an interest in becoming a foster through our group, please contact us as well. There are so many cats that need rescuing from the BARC and other shelters. If you would like to find out more information, please contact: cami_j@live.com

CATS will be available for adoption every weekend at our
Pet Adoption Center
Highland Village (next to Williams Sonoma)
4056 Westheimer Rd; Houston, TX 77027
Saturday 10 am to 6 pm
Sunday 11am to 4 pm


Rescue Organizations
4848 County Road 182
Houston, TX 77062
Happily Ever After Dog Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit, all-volunteer, no-kill, all foster rescue group dedicated to: Rescuing, fostering and providing necessary vet care to abandoned, stray and neglected dogs regardless of breed, age, or medical condition. Finding permanent placement in responsible and loving homes for these dogs. Educating the public on proper and responsible pet ownership. Our dogs originate from all walks of life and come to us in conditions ranging from perfect health to verge of death. But once with us, we strive to make them all equals. They all receive the same loving care and attention to ensure their physical and mental well-being, as well as the same uncompromising dedication to finding the perfect home for each. Our volunteers pour their time, their money, and their love into making our dogs the best pets possible for you to bring into your family.


Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations
PO Box 273331
Houston, TX 77277
HOMELESS & ORPHANED PETS ENDEAVOR (HOPE) is an all-foster, no kill adoption group based in the Houston area.


Rescue Organizations
5925 Kirby
Suite E #755
Houston, TX 77005
e Houston Area Doberman Rescue, Inc. (HADR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and has NO paid volunteers; donations made to HADR may therefore be tax deductible – please consult your tax advisor. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and place Doberman Pinschers in responsible and caring homes in addition to providing a resource for public education on the breed and responsible dog ownership


Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations
14700 Almeda Road
Houston, TX 77053
Dedicated to Eliminating Cruelty, Abuse and the Overpopulation of Animals


Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations
900 Portway
Houston, TX 77024
Houston's 1st & Largest Animal Protection Agency Spay/Neuter-Sheltering-Adoptions-Rescues-Gift Shop


Rescue Organizations
5868 Westheimer
Suite 404
Houston, TX 77057
Personalized In-Home On & Off Leash Dog - Puppy Obedience Training - Beginning & Intermediate Hunting Retriever Training For Houston, Texas, area dog families and proud new puppy owners, Hunters Creek Retrievers offers Private In-Home On and Off-Leash Private Dog Training and Basic Obedience & Intermediate Hunting and Retriever Training. Our philosophy differs from many other "professional dog trainers" who remove the dog from home and board during canine training. This can be very hard on any family and pet. We strive to educate our clients, no matter what age, in providing positive praise based training reinforcement with the dog and owner in familiar environments close to home. As master you, and your family, are an integral part in training a well-mannered dog and working retriever. Hunters Creek Retrievers trains dog and master for success at home and in the field, our client's family have included children as young as 3 years old who have mastered canine commands within 8 weeks. We make house calls to assist each owner in puppy obedience or beginning and intermediate retriever training to achieve a successful canine companion utilizing verbal commands, hand signals and whistle training.

 For additional Retriever Training information and dog training products including Innotek Electronic Collars & Contain & Train systems, see http://www.HuntersCreekRetrievers.com


Rescue Organizations

Houston, TX 77373
HUSKY HAVEN, Inc. is an non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, made up of individual volunteers, and dedicated to helping Siberian Huskies. We are NOT a shelter or a kennel facility. Most dogs are fostered in private homes while awaiting adoption. The majority of our rescue costs are paid by HUSKY HAVEN adoption fees and donations from the public. Needless to say, your donations and personal support are always appreciated and greatly needed. HUSKY HAVEN, Inc. will help you with behavior and training information that allows you to keep your dog as a member of the family. Sometimes the most difficult seeming problems have very simple solutions! Please feel free to contact us for any breed advice. Rescue will always work to help owners who have problem situations. Our goal is a good home, whether that is with the current owner or a new family. We are here for the dogs that need help, and that is always our first and final priority!


Rescue Organizations
1111 main st
Houston, TX 77065
Purebred Siberian Huskies all ages.


Rescue Organizations
P.O. Box 541286
Houston, TX 7724
Lone Star Boxer Rescue is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the health and well-being of the boxer breed. LSBR is run and managed by volunteers. Our main objective is to rescue and re-home boxers that come to us from many sources, including local animal shelters, owner surrenders and strays. Making adoptions successful Our goal is to see that every boxer in rescue that comes our way gets a second chance to live a life they are so deserving of and given an abundance of love. Rescue involves more than just nursing a dog back to health and placing it in a home that will love and care for it. These dogs not only come into rescue sick, injured, traumatized and unwanted, they often lack necessary socialization and have behavior problems. Each issue must be dealt with to make an adoption successful. To complete the circle of success for these rescues, LSBR volunteers also have work with the prospective family members as they adjust.


Rescue Organizations
P.O. Box 541286
Houston, TX 77254
Boxer Rescue


Rescue Organizations

Houston, TX 77008
Lone Star Shih Tzu and Lhasa Apso Rescue is a 100% volunteer 501c3 charity organized to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused, abandoned and neglected shih tzu and lhasa apsos.


Rescue Organizations
2 Riverway
Suite 1060
Houston, TX 77056
A non-profit organization that assists pet owners and their pets through a period of the owners terminal or chronic illness while both in the hospital or at home.


Rescue Organizations
8420 Catalina Lane
Houston, TX 77075
I rescue mostly dogs. I have rescued a few cats and kittens. When I have determined that there is not an owner, I take the animal to a Vet and get them healthy (spay, neuter, heart worm treatment, surgeries, etc... and put them up for adoption. I try to foster as many rescues as I can so that they are used to a home environment. This gives the animal a better chance when they go to a new home. I have also assisted a few other rescue groups and individuals with adoptions or boarding of rescued dogs. I am a certified obedience and behavioral trainer. I also assist one of my Vets with adoptable dogs that need a home. I do insist that all people interested in adopting one of my animals fill out an application and I do verify the information as well as do home visits. I am hoping to be able to start showing some of my rescues at a Petsmart in the next month or so.


Rescue Organizations
12330 Wellington Park
Houston, TX 77072
Rescue care of Rottweiler dogs, nurse to goo health if needed, find suitable homes/families for them


Rescue Organizations
5535 Memorial Dr., Ste F
Box 554
Houston, TX 77007
Southeast Texas Labrador Retriever Rescue's Mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home neglected, abused and unwanted Labrador Retrievers throughout the Southeast Texas Region including Houston and the surrounding areas.


Rescue Organizations
3830 Greenhouse Rd.
Houston, TX 77084
A non-profit organization that provides temporary shelter, healthcare, an alternative to euthanasia, adoptive homes and educates the community about responsible pet ownership.


Rescue Organizations
P. O. Box 79561
Houston, TX 77279-9561
TAMR is a state-wide 501(c)3 nonprofit dog welfare organization dedicated to all Alaskan Malamutes. We provide local assistance through dog rescue, adoption and foster care, and owner education services. TAMR receives no government funding, but relies solely on special events proceeds and private donations to help homeless or endangered Alaskan Malamutes.


Rescue Organizations
1415 Louisiana St
#2510
Houston, TX 77002
Welcome to the Texas Great Pyrenees Rescue! TGPR is a 501.c.3 not for profit organization dedicated to the protection and rescue of Great Pyrenees in Texas and surrounding areas.


Rescue Organizations
448 West 19th Street
Houston, TX 77008
Treat ‘Em Right Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of the American Pit Bull Terrier and other “bully” breeds. All of our dogs come to us from high-kill shelters, police raids, or confiscations resulting from animal cruelty cases. We often take in dogs that have been the victims of indescribable abuse and neglect. We provide these dogs with the medical attention they need to heal physically and the love and attention they need to heal emotionally. It is our mission to find each of our dogs a loving home, promote responsible ownership, and educate the public about the gentle, affectionate, and loyal nature of the American Pit Bull Terrier. Through these education and advocacy initiatives, we believe that we can restore the reputation of a breed that was once America’s favorite dog.