A true friend
leaves paw prints
on your heart.

No-Kill Shelter and Sanctuary.
Rescue, Rehab, Rehome.

Enjoy Making A Difference

Join us at one of our many Straydog events
to help give back to our fur friends
and support our mission.

Looking for Other Ways to Give?

Philanthropy serves an important role in fulfilling Straydog’s vision for the future of
rescuing and rehabilitating homeless and abandoned dogs in a no-kill environment until each is adopted into a loving home, and acting as a sanctuary for those who are not adopted.

A variety of options are available for you to plan for tomorrow, today. Straydog can help you establish your unique legacy gift to rescue and rehabilitate homeless dogs, now and into the future. For more information, please
contact Straydogshelter@gmail.com

Dog of the Week

Meet Duncan
14 Months – German Shepherd / Great Pyrenees / Mixed

Duncan is a sweet, gorgeous young boy who was surrendered when his owner’s home was destroyed by straight-line winds and they no longer had a place to live with his dogs.

Duncan is a mix of Great Pyrenees and German Shepherd and is an absolute sweetheart.  He is very affectionate, loves to play with his toys, walks well on a leash, and is house trained.  He will make a great companion for a family.  He has energy to run and play but also loves to be a couch potato and watch some TV.

 

I would love to meet you, too. Contact my awesome caregivers at straydogshelter@gmail.com for more information or visit us at an Upcoming Event!

 

It’s a Puppy Palooza!

Each one of our adorable puppies is looking for a forever family to grow up with,
so come out to the shelter to meet them and fall in love!

RESCUE, REHABILITATE, REHOME

Join Our Mission: To rescue and rehabilitate homeless and abandoned dogs in a no-kill environment until each is adopted into a caring, loving home; and to act as a sanctuary for those dogs who are never adopted.



Our supporters change the lives of abandoned and abused dogs. Our work is fueled by our mission – and your compassion.

It is against Texas law to dump or abandon animals. Due to recent instances of abandonment, our property is now under surveillance.

28

Years in Operation

160

Dogs in Our Care

1236

Forever Homes Found