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Animal Shelters, Rescue Organizations
| Dogs: | Yes | Cats: | Yes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critters: | No | Volunteer program: | Yes |
| Foster homes needed: | Yes | Puppy classes: | Yes |
| Dog behavior classes: | Yes | Cat behavior classes: | No |
| Agility classes: | No | Animal assisted therapy: | No |
| Feral cat program: | Yes | Microchipping: | Yes |
| Humane education: | Yes | Animal hospital: | No |
| Pet loss support: | Yes | Pet survivor program: | No |
| Owner assistance services: | No | Programs for kids/teens: | Yes |
| Prison dog program: | No | Dogs: | Yes |
| Cats: | Yes | Small dog only: | No |
| Older dog only: | No | Volunteer program: | Yes |
| Foster homes needed: | Yes | Sanctuary: | No |
| Feral cat program: | Yes | Microchipping: | Yes |
| Low-cost vaccine: | No | Pet survivor program: | No |
| Spay & neuter support: | No | Owner assistance service: | No |
| Programs for kids & teens: | Yes |
very nice shelter, wish it took more dogs inThis is a very nice and clean shelter. We like that it's no-kill, but we wish they could take in more dogs. We would rather adopt a pup from Town Lake knowing that it might be euthanized if we didn't save it. The staff is super nice and friendly. We drop off a lot of donations there. |
Great volunteer base, treats animals wellAustin SPCA is a no-kill shelter that has room for about 50 dogs and 30 cats at any time. Because it is no-kill and space is limited, strays are directed to the city shelter (Town Lake Animal Center) and owner-surrenders are on a case by case basis. Austin SPCA has taken rescues from puppy mill seizures and also mobilized a rescue group for over 70 hurricane Katrina dogs, both rehoming abandoned pets and reuniting those with worried owners. |
