Animal Defense League of Texas Everyday Adoption Center

The Animal Defense League, a nonprofit group founded in 1934, is a real no-kill shelter for dogs and cats who have been abandoned, mistreated, or neglected.

Poquita Paws Rescue's goals include promoting responsible pet ownership and saving small dogs from kill shelters and the community.

You may find us on the right side of the road if you head down Duffek Drive and continue to the end of the cul-de-sac. At Kirby Animal Services, our GOAL is to place adoptable animals in loving homes.

A 2016 establishment of a municipal government body is the Bexar County Animal Facility.

Our fourfold aim is to rescue, rehabilitate, rehome, and promote responsibility among pet owners by rescuing animals from high-kill shelters and the community.

Promote public health and safety for Live Oak residents and their pets is the goal of Live Oak Animal Control. Animal Control is in charge of informing the public about current State Regulations and City Ordinances, as well as, when necessary, enforcing these laws. Every animal brought into the facility is subject to the care and attention of Animal Control. The animals kept here are either awaiting reunification with their missing owners or, if that is not possible, awaiting adoption into new, permanent homes.