Friends of Gonzales Animal Shelter

The Gonzales County Sheriff's Office scooped up this puppy, and in an effort to assist us, they are making an effort to place the puppy themselves.

The Luling Animal Welfare Society (LAWS) was established as a 501(C)3 Non-Profit Corporation to collaborate with Luling Animal Control on behalf of the city's lost, confiscated, and abandoned animals.

About 56 dogs and 24 cats can be housed each day at the Lockhart Animal Shelter. The shelter receives 180 animals on average each month. These creatures are native to Caldwell County and the City of Lockhart.

Animal control officers frequently pick up dogs and cats, which we continually take in, vaccinate, and care for while looking for their ideal forever homes.

The City of Seguin, with assistance from the local population, owns and runs the Seguin Animal Services Facility. The goal of Seguin Animal Services is to promote the welfare, health, and safety of both people and animals in our neighborhood.