Set in the beautiful piney woods and rolling hills of East Texas, Little Woman Home for Animals is a non-profit organization committed to providing lifetime care to abandoned, unwanted animals while actively seeking homes for their placement. Each day, we meet the needs of those in our care, providing shelter and nourishment for the healthy, and on-site medical care for the ill or aged. We have never practiced euthanasia. In addition to a commitment to the animals in direct care at our haven here in Huntsville, we support public education and outreach regarding the critical need for lessening animal adoptions through spay/neuter regimens for cats and dogs. We support the value of Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) programs for feral animals who are not candidates for adoption but can be safely returned to their familiar environment and yet not reproduce. We currently are involved in determining the usefulness of orally delivered birth control for feral cats by way of regular feedings. Now in our 20th year of service, we are grateful for so many others who help us brighten the lives of these pets through their support. We invite you to join us in our efforts to bring hope to the adoptable animals here, support for those beyond our gate who will not be cared for, a tranquil place to thrive for those who remain with us until the end of their life...and an honored resting place when they cross the Rainbow Bridge.
Huntsville TX 77340 | 5.2 miles away
Our mission as a no-kill animal shelter is to preserve the lives and well being of animals through adoption, rescue, spaying and neutering, and education. We serve the citizens of Walker County and other select neighboring counties, and we strive to protect the health, safety, and welfare of animals, children, and citizens who reside in these communities. We offer an adoption program that helps th
Huntsville TX | 5.9 miles away
Over twenty years ago, Jackie and Wilma, mother and daughter, were exiting a local supermarket by the name of Krogers. They were greeted by the disturbing site of a delinquents kicking a helpless dog in the parking lot. Wilma picked him up, and too him home with them. He had the mange,every worm a dog could be infected and malnourishment had left him dangerously underweight. He slept for three day