Animals First Foundation of Texas

05/29/2026

Our favorite vet!

We offer high quality surgery at an affordable price at our Hospital! Call anytime to schedule Monday - Friday for your pet's surgery. Share this post with your friends.

05/28/2026

Fort Worth, TX - Jed 60636527 - 14 yr old neutered male mixed breed, 53 lbs, Heartworm Negative

Intake Date : March 16, 2026

Volunteer Notes:
Intake Type : Owner/Guardian Surrender
Intake Subtype : Euthanasia Request
😡Reason for surrender : Health of Animal (SEE MEMO) General Appearance: BAR - owner reported that he has a mass on right side and is
"suffering" Dog is BAR and no mass seen/palpated.😡

Jed is a fav of everyone that meets him! 🖤 He’s always happy, good in his kennel, and still active.

🇨🇱This animal is located at Fort Worth Animal Care and Control/Chuck Silcox Adoption Center,
4900 Martin Street,
Fort Worth 76119

☎️Do not call the shelter
📆ADOPTIONS are 12-6, closed Tues
💌RESCUE EMAIL: [email protected]
🏡FOSTER email: [email protected]

05/28/2026

UPDATE 5/27/26: WE ARE ONE DAY CLOSER TO THE OWNER MOVING. PLEASE CONTINUE TO SHARE.

URGENT: SCOTT LANG NEEDS A HOME BY 5/31. PLEASE DON'T HESITATE!

Name: Scott Lang (more pictures in comments)
Age: 5.5 years
Breed: Cattle Dog/Black Mouth Cur, 70 pouunds
S*x: Male (neutered)
Location: Travis County, Texas

Owner is moving 6/1 and needs to find a new home before then. There is no time to wait!
Vet Info: Scott Lang is microchipped, he has been neutered. Scott Lang is current with his vaccinations and is HW-. Scott Lang was born with growths on both of his pupils (as did the entire litter), his left eye has been removed and he has never had any issues with his right eye. Scott Lang is otherwise very healthy.

Dog Info: Scott Lang is an indoor dog with the run of the house. He is housebroken and leash trained. Scott Lang knows the commands: sit, lay down, crate and go to bed. He has never had any formal obedience training. Scott Lang is outgoing and he is good with men, women and teenagers. He is good with male dogs, he has had limited to no exposure to female dogs. He lived with a cat when he was a puppy, 5 years ago, but has not since he has been with the owner. He currently lives with an 11 pound Chiweenie and they resource guard around each other but they are both easily diverted. Scott Lang will be nervous when he first meets you but then will become the biggest lover boy!


**Owner Surrender Disclaimer: These are blind and visually impaired dogs who are living in homes, but their owners can no longer keep them. These dogs are with their owners and are not in BDRA foster homes. We do our best to screen these dogs, but make no guarantees regarding the information posted.**

Please email [email protected] if you are interested in this sweetheart.

Please know that we will ask for a vet reference.

BDRA is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) charity that accepts no fees when helping individuals or other rescues. 100% of donations go directly to the care of the animals. If you'd like to help us continue our mission, please donate at: https://www.blinddogrescue.org/donate-1

05/28/2026

They’re almost the easiest dogs ever!

Can You Open Your Home? Foster Homes Needed! Fostering a Greyhound gives another the opportunity to come into our care and find their forever home!

Greyhounds Unlimited is in constant need of foster homes for our Greyhounds. By opening your home to foster, you help these dogs transition from kennel life to the experience of living inside a home. It can be a deeply rewarding, albeit occasionally challenging, experience.

If you're considering fostering, please fill out an application by clicking here and someone will contact you. You may also contact Kelly at [email protected]. Kelly is our foster coordinator and will gladly discuss fostering and how you can contribute. We'll address any obstacles together to ensure a successful experience for you and your new foster companion!

05/24/2026

May 9, 2026 🥹

05/24/2026

Be there or be square!

05/13/2026