Richland Hills City Animal Services

We have been working with cat rescue since 2009 and have three cats of our own (as shown in our logo). We have probably fostered well over 100 cats throughout that time as they searched for their forever homes.

The goal of the animal rules as set forth herein is to promote the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the City of Haltom City.

The City of North Richland Hills Neighborhood Services Department includes a division called Animal Services. Animal Services manages the city's Animal Adoption & Rescue Center and seeks to promote the health, safety, and welfare of both people and animals in the neighborhood (AARC).

HSNT offers a range of services to the North Texas community in an effort to put an end to animal abuse and pet homelessness. We seek to place homeless animals in loving, permanent homes and offer desperately needed community programs to keep humans and their dogs together. We have made extraordinary efforts to save lives thanks to our amazing programs.

Pets are kept in a secure setting at the Hurst Animal Services and Adoption Center while they are waiting for their owners to pick them up (if they are strays), being transferred, or being adopted.