Grand Companions

Several volunteer organizations, like the Midland Humane Coalition and MASA, which frequently post images of the animals at the shelter on their Facebook pages, assist the Midland Animal Shelter.

The goal of the 501(C)3 non-profit Midland Humane Coalition is to work with the local community to stop the killing of healthy, adoptable dogs and cats and to find them Furr-Ever Homes.

501(c)(3) non-profit, no-kill Lone Star Sanctuary for Animals is dedicated to the welfare of animals. The Humane Society of the United States and the ASPCA do not provide financial support to our shelter, nor do the federal, state, or local governments. In order to advance our purpose of Saving and Changing Lives, we only rely on donations, grants, bequests, and fundraising events. The animals at Lone Star Sanctuary for Animals are kept in our care until they are adopted into a forever home because we are a no-kill facility.

A refuge for senior dogs and dachshunds in need of medical attention. We occasionally have healthier, younger puppies available for adoption.

A unit of the Odessa Police Department, the Odessa Animal Shelter serves as a transitional home for stray, lost, found, and sick or injured cats and dogs.

The Humane Society of Odessa's goals are to stop animal abuse, alleviate suffering, and educate the local population. The goal is to offer all animals in need of protection with compassionate care and treatment, with a focus on finding suitable homes for animals who have no relatives. In order to help the animals in our care until they may find their forever families, we want to offer a safe, cozy, and happy environment.