The Dogwood Group

12/14/2024

🎄 Day 11: Meet Yo-Yo! 🎄
Yo-Yo is full of energy and joy, just like a Christmas morning surprise. Bring some excitement into your life this holiday season—adopt Yo-Yo today! 🐾

12/14/2024

12/14/2024

Residents living in 23 Dallas ZIP Codes will receive a FREE spay or neuter, 3-Day Pain Combo, Microchip, and rabies vaccine for their dog at any TCAP location.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/utKG50UmFS6

This special aims to reduce pet overpopulation in North Texas by targeting high-intake Zip Codes in Dallas as indicated by Dallas Animal Services.

10/26/2024

Flints costume is ready for the Garland Animal Services Costume Contest. Wish us luck!

10/05/2024

Flint: Let’s Get muddy and sit on cabinets!

Me:

09/20/2024

Husker is a super sweet guy. He has had a hard start and only weighs 40lbs. He will be in foster working on getting back to health, but once he is better he will be a beauty inside and out!

09/16/2024

Neta B helping me open the newest box from Shady Cat Social Club.

09/10/2024

Bring your pups, friends and family and join us for DogFest on Saturday, September 14 from 4-7 p.m. at Community Beer Company in Dallas.canine.org/dogfestdfw - Registration is FREE and includes a dog bandana!

09/10/2024

City Shelters are NOT the enemy.
Let me tell you why....

NOW....
What can we do?
Spay and Neuter - Pet overpopulation is the number one cause of this crisis. Until we get this under control, there will always be unwanted pets.

Demand Legislation Change - Until the public and politicians take this seriously, shelters will continue to be underfunded and overwhelmed. Funding alone can increase the resources needed to provide for the abandoned and unwanted animals in our communities.

Does this feel too big for you, as an individual? We feel it. It is too big for any one group. We need to band together to EDUCATE the public.

Help the homeless pet population by telling their stories, funding rescue, and adopting.

09/08/2024

09/08/2024

Thunder dome is getting a workout this morning. Note the husky pterodactyl in the background at the end.