Animal Shelter

Pets & Pumpkins will take place on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event features adoptable pets, a pet costume contest at 1 PM, and a kids’ costume contest at 1:30 PM. Attendees can enjoy trunk-or-treat activities, candy, and local vendors. Parking is available at the Verne Cox Multipurpose Center and Crenshaw Park, both on Burke Rd. Guests are encouraged to bring costumes and enjoy a day filled with activities.

Nugget, a gentle two-year-old Rottweiler mix, is urgently seeking a loving home due to ongoing skin and ear issues requiring medical attention. Weighing 60 pounds, Nugget has been described as a calm dog who enjoys people and playing with toys. He has been neutered, vaccinated, and tested heartworm negative.

Currently listed on the urgent list, Nugget needs an adopter or foster home to receive the care he requires. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is offering free adoption or fostering, with supplies included for those who choose to foster.

Those interested in helping Nugget can contact the shelter via email or visit in person at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. Reaching out to the shelter may provide the support Nugget needs to recover and thrive in a new environment.

Caesar, a two-year-old German Shepherd and Australian Shepherd mix, has been waiting for a forever home for several months. The Pasadena Animal Shelter reports that Caesar is ready for adoption or foster care, with supplies included for fosters at no cost. Weighing 49.5 pounds, he is neutered and vaccinated, though he is heartworm positive, with treatment sponsored for adopters and fosters. Caesar exhibits a playful demeanor and enjoys chasing balls, going for walks, and spending time with people. Currently on the urgent adoption list, the shelter emphasizes the need for a loving family to give him the attention he deserves. Interested individuals can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center for more information about Caesar or other animals available for adoption. The center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with contact options for adoption inquiries provided.

Beefcake, an American Bully mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is currently on the urgent adoption list. Weighing 38 pounds and approximately 2 years old, she displays anxiety while in her kennel, a stark contrast to her affectionate and playful nature once outside. The shelter emphasizes that her behavior behind kennel doors does not accurately reflect her true personality.

Potential adopters are encouraged to look beyond her initial demeanor and consider giving Beefcake a loving home. She is vaccinated, heartworm negative, and seeking a new start. Interested parties can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or reach out for adoption inquiries via email. The shelter provides options for both adoption and rescue.

Pets & Pumpkins will take place on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event promises a day filled with activities for pets and their owners, featuring costumes, candy, trunk-or-treating, local vendors, and various children’s activities. Attendees will have the opportunity to adopt pets, potentially finding their future furry companions.

Organizers are still seeking donations of small pumpkins and individually wrapped candy to enhance the experience for participants. Residents are encouraged to bring their friends and family to enjoy a day of fall festivities.

Red, a one-year-old American Staffordshire mix, is seeking a new home after being surrendered due to his previous family’s allergies. Friendly with other dogs, Red is described by shelter staff as affectionate and well-behaved. He walks nicely on a leash, knows basic commands like “sit,” and recently enjoyed a day at the park. Weighing 48 pounds and already neutered and vaccinated, Red is also heartworm negative. The Pasadena Animal Shelter invites potential adopters or fosters to meet Red and consider giving him a second chance. Adoption and fostering are available at no cost, with supplies included for fosters. Interested parties can visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or contact the shelter for more information.

Pets & Pumpkins is set to take place on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event will feature adoptable pets, costume contests, trunk-or-treating, local vendors, and activities for children. Attendees can enjoy a day of fun and potentially adopt a new pet.

Local vendors and trunk-or-treat participants are still being accepted. Interested parties can reach out via email at [email protected] for further information. The community is encouraged to participate by wearing costumes and bringing families to enjoy the festivities.

Pasadena will host its annual Pets & Pumpkins celebration on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. The event will feature adoptable pets, costume contests, candy distribution, trunk-or-treating, and local vendors. Organizers are seeking volunteers, especially those aged 12 and older, who can also earn school volunteer hours. Volunteers between ages 12 and 15 are required to have a parent sign up and work alongside them. New volunteers can register through the city’s website, while returning volunteers can use a designated login platform. The community is encouraged to participate in this fall-themed event to support local initiatives and promote pet adoption.

Linus, a five-year-old domestic medium-haired cat at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is seeking a forever home. Initially frightened upon arrival, Linus has found comfort in a cozy hideaway bed but remains selective about interactions. He enjoys attention but may react defensively when uncomfortable, indicating a need for a patient owner who respects his boundaries. Linus has been spayed and vaccinated and weighs 11.6 pounds.

He is currently on the shelter’s urgent list, prompting a call for support from potential adopters or rescuers willing to help him gain trust and feel secure. Those interested in adopting Linus can find more information on the shelter’s website or contact the shelter directly.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Road, Pasadena, with contact numbers available for adoptions and general inquiries.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking pumpkin donations for its upcoming Pets & Pumpkins event. With the pumpkin area currently lacking supplies, organizers warn that they will be unable to provide pumpkin painting activities for local children without donations. Any size pumpkin is accepted. Residents can drop off donations at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. The shelter encourages community members to contribute to this initiative to enhance the fall festivities.

For more information, the shelter can be contacted at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoption services. Additionally, further details can be accessed through their social media link.

Loulou, a five-year-old Domestic Mediumhair, faces an uncertain future after being placed on the urgent adoption list due to a positive FIV diagnosis. A potential adopter withdrew their interest after the test results, leaving Loulou worried about finding a home. The shelter assures that cats with FIV can live long, healthy lives with proper vet care, and that the disease is not contagious to humans or dogs. Loulou is spayed, vaccinated, and weighs 7.9 pounds. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is calling for urgent adoption or rescue for Loulou, emphasizing her affectionate nature. She hopes that her current situation will not prevent someone from giving her a loving home. Interested parties can reach out to the shelter for adoption inquiries.

Dakota, a 1.2-year-old American Staffordshire mix, is currently in urgent need of a new home as he struggles with life in a shelter. Weighing 38 pounds, Dakota is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. His behavior tends to worsen under stress, resulting in barking, growling, and being mouthy, particularly during kennel return times.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is seeking adopters or rescues for Dakota to help him transition from shelter life to a more peaceful environment. Interested parties can access an adoption application through the shelter’s website or direct inquiries to their email address.

Located at 5150 Burke Rd, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general information and 713-848-5362 for adoption inquiries. Dakota’s situation emphasizes the urgent need for compassionate homes for animals facing shelter stress.

The team at One McDonough dedicated their time this week to assist local animals in need. Volunteers walked dogs, cleaned kitty condos, and provided treats, contributing to the well-being of the pets under care. The staff expressed gratitude for the support and kindness shown by the volunteers, noting that their efforts significantly enhance the daily lives of the animals. Organizations and businesses interested in volunteering are encouraged to reach out for information on how to get involved.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is in urgent need of pumpkin donations for its upcoming “Pets & Pumpkins” event. Currently, the shelter’s pumpkin supply stands at zero, jeopardizing the planned activities for children, including pumpkin painting. Community members with spare pumpkins are encouraged to donate to help create a festive atmosphere for families and their pets. Donations can be dropped off at the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. The shelter expresses that every pumpkin matters and can contribute to making the event enjoyable for attendees. For further details about the event or donation process, individuals can contact the shelter directly via phone or email.

Pasadenian is seeking volunteers for its upcoming Pets & Pumpkins event on October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. The event will feature adoptable pets, costumes, candy, trunk-or-treating, and local vendors. Individuals aged 12 and older are encouraged to participate, with parents required to volunteer alongside those aged 12 to 15. This event offers a chance for volunteers to give back to the community and earn school volunteer hours. Interested individuals new to volunteering can sign up through the Pasadenian website, while returning volunteers can schedule their shifts via Rosterfy. Participants are invited to help create a memorable experience for attendees and pets alike.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is calling for local artists to contribute artwork of adoptable dogs and cats for display in its intake area and lobby. Artists can draw any of the animals available on the shelter’s website. Submissions should fit a 5” x 7” format and include the animal’s name and ID number, along with the artist’s signature. The shelter invites participation from artists of all ages and skill levels, favoring digital submissions, though paper drawings will also be accepted. There are no restrictions on the number of pets an artist may depict. The initiative aims to fill the shelter’s walls with creativity, showcasing the personalities of the animals awaiting adoption. Interested contributors can submit their artwork to the shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For more details, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340 or via email at [email protected].

Azula, a five-year-old Rottweiler mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter after being found abandoned in a park with another dog. Despite being vaccinated and having heartworm treatment sponsored for adopters, she remains on the shelter’s urgent list due to her unique appearance, including a condition known as cherry eye. Shelter staff note that her age, size, and behavior behind kennel bars may be contributing factors to her lack of interest from potential adopters.

Azula hopes to demonstrate her friendly nature outside of her kennel, where she feels she can show her true personality. The shelter is actively encouraging adoption and rescue efforts for Azula, who weighs 75 pounds. Those interested in adopting or fostering her can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s website or contact them directly via email. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

Rachel, a 3-year-old spayed American Pit Bull Terrier mix, remains in search of a forever home at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Weighing 46 pounds, she is described as sweet and playful, enjoying the company of both people and other dogs. Rachel takes treats gently and is suitable for those looking for a walking or running companion. The shelter encourages potential adopters and fosters to meet Rachel, offering free adoption and foster supplies. Individuals interested in her can fill out an application on the Pasadena city website or reach out via email for inquiries. Rachel is heartworm negative and current on vaccinations. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, where staff can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is gearing up for its annual “Pets & Pumpkins” event and is seeking candy donations to support the festivities. Organizers request donations of assorted sealed candy, emphasizing that loose candy will not be accepted. Options for contributions include purchasing items from an Amazon Wishlist or bringing donations directly to the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. The initiative aims to enhance the Halloween experience for attendees and animals alike.

In addition to the event, the shelter features pets available for adoption, including a three-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix named Fiona. She is described as dog-friendly, kid-friendly, partially housebroken, spayed, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing in at 60.2 pounds. For any inquiries, the shelter can be contacted via phone or email.

Belle, a shelter pet, was recently adopted after being saved from the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. The moment of her rescue was heartwarming, as she melted into her new owner’s arms. The shelter emphasizes that every pet deserves such an experience and is currently offering free adoptions for all animals. Interested individuals can visit the shelter in person or browse available animals online. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For inquiries, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340, while the adoption department is available at 713-848-5362 or via email at [email protected].

A Free Pet Vaccine and Microchip Drive took place recently, drawing community members eager to ensure their pets remained healthy and protected. Attendees received vaccines supplied by Petco Love and benefited from microchip sponsorship provided by Pasadena Animal Advocates at Work – PAAW. Organizers expressed gratitude to participants and volunteers for their efforts in facilitating the event’s success. For those unable to attend, another opportunity is scheduled for Friday, November 13th. Additional details will be shared on social media platforms as the date approaches.

A dog named Colby has been adopted, marking a new chapter in his life. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center announced Colby’s adoption with enthusiasm, wishing him and his new family a future filled with love and companionship.

In conjunction with Colby’s adoption, the shelter is promoting free adoptions for all animals currently in its care. This initiative provides an opportunity for residents of Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte to welcome a new pet into their homes.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. Interested individuals can inquire about adopting pets by calling the shelter at 713-848-5340 or the adoptions line at 713-848-5362. Additional details are available on their website.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has announced a free cat adoption event, offering numerous felines in need of homes. Each adopted cat will come with spay/neuter surgery, essential vaccines, and a microchip. The event aims to connect potential pet owners with cats who are waiting for a forever home. Those interested in adopting can visit the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. For further information, individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or reach the adoptions office at 713-848-5362. Email inquiries may be directed to [email protected]. The shelter encourages cat enthusiasts to come and meet the available cats.

Pets & Pumpkins is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event will feature adoptable pets, a costume contest, candy, trunk-or-treating, and various local vendors. Organizers are actively seeking local vendors and participants for trunk-or-treating. Interested parties can contact the city’s adoption events department via email at [email protected]. This gathering promises a day of fun for families and the chance to connect with potential furry companions. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes and enjoy the festivities.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is urgently seeking adopters or rescue organizations for a number of dogs facing imminent danger. The shelter emphasizes that time is running out for these animals, as they require immediate placement to ensure their safety. Those interested can adopt dogs for free through an online application available on the city’s website. For inquiries related to rescuing dogs, the shelter provided an email address for potential rescue groups. Located at 5150 Burke Rd, the shelter encourages anyone who can help to reach out as soon as possible. Individuals can contact the shelter directly by phone for adoptions and general inquiries. The call for action stresses the critical need for support in saving these dogs from uncertain futures.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is seeking a foster for Beau, a 1.7-year-old Staffordshire mix with a significant injury to his right rear ankle. He has been diagnosed with a fracture and dislocation and requires orthopedic surgery to address the damage. If surgery is not viable, amputation may be necessary. Due to his condition, Beau needs to remain on strict kennel rest while pain management is administered.

The shelter emphasizes the urgency of finding a foster home for him to recover in a warm, safe environment outside of the shelter. All necessary supplies, including food, a crate, toys, and medical care, will be provided to the foster caregiver.

Beau is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing 52 pounds. Interested individuals can apply to foster Beau through the provided link or contact the shelter for more information. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking donations of Purina One dog food to support its foster dogs in need. The organization aims to ensure that the dogs remain healthy and well-fed while awaiting adoption. Community members can contribute in two ways: by purchasing items from an Amazon Wishlist or by visiting local pet stores to buy a bag and dropping it off at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. Each bag helps nourish a foster dog during their transition to a permanent home. The shelter emphasizes that every contribution is impactful for the animals in its care. For further inquiries, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340 or via email at [email protected].

Beau, a 1.7-year-old Staffordshire mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter with a severe injury that has left his right rear ankle fractured and dislocated. The shelter reports that he requires orthopedic surgery to repair the damage, and if the surgery is not successful, he may lose his leg.

Beau, who weighs 52 lbs and is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, spends his days in a kennel waiting for help. He is listed as urgent, expressing his fear and longing for companionship while he endures pain and isolation. The shelter encourages those interested in adopting or rescuing Beau to fill out an application or reach out via email.

He is one of many animals in need of immediate attention at the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. Interested parties can contact the shelter directly for further information.

The upcoming Pets & Pumpkins event is set to take place on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The community celebration seeks to involve local businesses, vendors, organizations, and Halloween enthusiasts. Participants are encouraged to showcase products and services or join in a Trunk-or-Treat activity. The event will feature adoptable pets, costume contests, treats, and opportunities for festive photos, all while supporting local shelter animals. Those interested in participating can register by emailing [email protected]. The event promises a day filled with Halloween-themed fun and community interaction.

Logan, a three-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, is in urgent need of a new home. Weighing 86 pounds and neutered, Logan is vaccinated but heartworm positive, requiring treatment. He has demonstrated good behavior and social skills, getting along well with children and other dogs. However, Logan experiences separation anxiety, which has led to him escaping his previous home. His friendly demeanor and training make him a suitable companion for those willing to provide a loving and secure environment.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is currently facilitating his adoption. Potential adopters are encouraged to contact the shelter for more information or to submit an adoption application. Logan’s situation highlights the ongoing challenges many pets face in finding stable homes and overcoming behavioral issues. Interested parties can reach the shelter at the provided contact information.

Rory, a 1.9-year-old German Shepherd mix, has returned to the Pasadena Animal Shelter after being found as a stray. Despite having an owner, attempts to contact them have been unsuccessful due to a disconnected phone number associated with his microchip. The shelter staff describe Rory as gentle and people-friendly, noting that he is likely already leash-trained. Currently, Rory is on the urgent list and waiting for someone to adopt or foster him. The shelter offers free adoptions and supplies for foster homes. Interested parties can reach out to the Pasadena Animal Shelter for more information or to help Rory find a permanent home.

Belle, a two-year-old spayed boxer mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, listed as “urgent.” Abandoned after her family lost their home, she finds herself in a shelter cell, anxious and uncertain about her future. Despite being well-trained and affectionate, Belle expresses fear and confusion, unsure if she can trust anyone. Her current situation has left her longing for a safe environment where she can bond with a new family.

Rescue efforts are critical for Belle, as her time is limited. Those interested in adopting or rescuing her can find an application on the Pasadena city website. The shelter encourages potential adopters to visit and meet Belle, who weighs 60 pounds and is heartworm negative. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Road, and further inquiries can be directed to their adoption team. Time is of the essence for Belle, who wishes only for a second chance at finding a loving home.

Kaleighsi, a sweet seven-year-old Staffordshire mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is searching for a loving home. This laid-back senior dog is described as potty trained and both kid- and dog-friendly, having successfully interacted with dogs of all sizes and enjoyed a doggie date with a ten-year-old girl. However, Kaleighsi does not get along well with cats. Kaleighsi is looking for a family who will provide her with a cozy spot to nap and the companionship she deserves. Adoption or fostering is available at no cost, with supplies included for fosters. Those interested in adopting or supporting Kaleighsi can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd. Her details include being spayed, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and weighing 57 pounds. For questions, foster applications, or adoption inquiries, contact the shelter through the provided email addresses.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is waiving adoption fees for all animals through October 18. Prospective pet owners can find various playful, cuddly, and chill pets looking for homes. Each adoption includes core vaccinations, microchipping, and spay/neuter surgery. The initiative encourages community members to consider adopting during the spooky season without the cost typically associated with pet adoption. Those interested in meeting available pets can visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or view adoptable animals online at their website. For additional inquiries, individuals can contact the shelter via phone or email.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is gearing up for its annual Pets & Pumpkins event and is requesting donations of sealed candy. The shelter cannot accept loose candy, and donations can be dropped off at the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. An Amazon wishlist is also available for those who prefer to contribute online.

The event creates an opportunity for the community to support local animals, particularly Mr. Superfly, a 4-year-old Rottweiler mix available for adoption. He is neutered and vaccinated, although he is heartworm positive.

The shelter encourages contributions to ensure this year’s Pets & Pumpkins event is a success. For more information about the shelter or the event, individuals can contact them at 713-848-5340 or via email.

A local pup has found a new family, marking a successful adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. The heartwarming news follows the shelter’s ongoing efforts to connect pets with loving homes. Potential adopters are encouraged to visit the shelter or explore available animals online at 24petconnect.com/PASD.

In an appealing initiative, large dogs can be adopted for just $10, part of the shelter’s strategy to ensure pets in need find families. Located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena, the shelter offers various services and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. For further information, the public is also directed to contact via email at [email protected] or through the shelter’s social media links available on linktr.ee/pasadenaanimalshelter.

The Paws In Good Hands Adoption Day, scheduled for tomorrow at Kirkwood Veterinary Hospital, has been canceled due to forecasted weather conditions. The event will be rescheduled for next year. Despite the cancellation, the Animal Shelter and Adoption Center will remain open tomorrow from 11 AM to 4 PM for those interested in visiting. The Adoption Day aimed to connect potential pet owners with dogs ready for adoption, featuring free veterinary exams, discounts on vaccinations, and complimentary doses of heartworm and flea prevention. Foster pet owners were encouraged to bring their dogs for a chance to meet future families. Further updates regarding the rescheduling of the adoption event are expected in the coming months.

Kirkwood Veterinary Hospital will host Paws In Good Hands Adoption Day on Saturday, October 3, from 10 AM to 1 PM. The event will take place at 10580 Fuqua St., Houston, providing an opportunity for attendees to meet dogs available for adoption. Each adopted dog will come with a free veterinary exam, a 50% discount on vaccines, and a free dose of heartworm and flea prevention. Individuals currently fostering dogs are encouraged to bring their pets to the event. For those interested in fostering, sign-up details are available through a specified link. The event aims to connect dogs with potential forever homes.

Milo, a 1.8-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is available for adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Weighing 55 pounds, Milo is described as gentle, cuddly, and affectionate, making him an ideal companion for those seeking a calm dog. He is neutered, vaccinated, and currently heartworm positive.

The shelter is offering a special adoption fee of $10, while those interested in fostering can do so for free, with supplies provided. Potential adopters can meet Milo and learn more through the shelter’s resources, which include contact information for questions and adoption applications. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking homes for its surplus of cats, with all adoption fees set at $25. This fee includes spay/neuter surgery, rabies and core vaccines, and a microchip. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the shelter, interact with the cats, and potentially find a new pet. The shelter advises prospective adopters to bring their own carriers, as supplies are limited. Additionally, donations of cardboard carriers are welcome. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For inquiries, individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or the adoption line at 713-848-5362.

Pasadenian is hosting its annual “Pets & Pumpkins” event on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event will feature a variety of activities including trunk-or-treating, costumes, candy, shopping, and adoptable pets aimed at providing an enjoyable autumn experience for attendees. Local vendors are invited to participate and set up booths to connect with visitors and promote their businesses. Interested vendors can reach out via email at [email protected] to join the festivities. The event promises to bring together community members and support local shelters in finding homes for pets.

On Friday, a free pet vaccination and microchip event will take place in Pasadena, offering core vaccines for dogs and cats, as well as microchips for all pets. The vaccinations include DA2PP for dogs and FVRCP for cats; however, rabies vaccines will not be provided. Participation requires an appointment, and slots are limited. Individuals can reserve appointments via a provided link. Those who have pre-scheduled their visits are encouraged to arrive at the designated times to ensure an organized process. The event is designed to protect pets while maintaining safety for families and staff during the hot weather. The initiative is made possible through partnerships with Petco Love and Pasadena Animal Advocates at Work.

Cheddar, a 1.1-year-old male Labrador Retriever mix, was discovered living under a house, surviving by scavenging through trash. He is currently under significant stress and fear, requiring a patient adopter to help him rebuild his trust and affection. Cheddar has been vaccinated, tested negative for heartworm, and weighs 29.1 pounds. He is listed as urgent, indicating that time is of the essence for his situation.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking individuals or rescue groups to take him in. Interested parties can submit an adoption application through the city’s official website or contact the shelter directly for inquiries about fostering or rescuing. Cheddar’s case underscores the challenges faced by stray animals within the community, emphasizing the need for compassionate intervention. The shelter’s location is 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena.

Maverick, a medium-sized, people-loving dog, is currently in urgent need of adoption or fostering. At just nine months old, this Staffordshire mix weighs 42 pounds and thrives on affection, making him an ideal companion for outdoor activities such as walking or running. Despite his friendly demeanor and readiness for a loving home, Maverick remains at Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center without anyone to choose him, drawing attention to the urgent nature of his situation. The shelter offers free adoption and fostering services, with supplies included for foster families. Interested individuals can reach out via provided contact information or visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd. Time is limited for Maverick, who is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm-negative, further adding to his suitability as a pet.

Pets & Pumpkins, an anticipated community event, will take place on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. The event promises an array of activities including costumes, candy, trunk-or-treating, adoptable pets, and local vendors, aimed at providing a festive atmosphere for families and pet lovers. Organizers are seeking contributions in the form of prize donations, vendors, and trunk-or-treat participants to enhance the experience for attendees. Those interested in joining the effort can contact [email protected] for more information and registration details. The event aims to create lasting memories and may provide opportunities for attendees to find a new furry companion.

A successful Pet Adoption Night took place at Market at Crenshaw, where pets found new homes and the community gathered to support local animals. Attendees enjoyed the event, which featured enthusiastic dogs and a special horse guest accompanying volunteers. Appreciation was expressed towards Texas Markets for their partnership and to those who participated by adopting pets, sharing posts, and volunteering. For those who missed the event, another opportunity for companionship awaits this Saturday with a Scooby-Doo Inspired Market. This upcoming event will showcase adoptable pets alongside local vendors, promising a fun atmosphere. Community members are encouraged to attend and potentially meet their next best friend.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking help to replenish their treat supply for dogs awaiting adoption. The shelter’s treat jar is currently empty, prompting a call for donations to provide some joy to the animals. Community members can contribute by shopping from the shelter’s Amazon Wishlist or by purchasing treats at local pet stores and delivering them to the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd. The shelter emphasizes that these treats not only serve as snacks but bring comfort and excitement to the dogs as they await their forever homes. A specific dog available for adoption is a 5-week-old female Miniature Schnauzer mix, currently under a stray hold, who has been vaccinated and weighs 2.2 pounds. The shelter encourages the community to assist in making the lives of these dogs a bit sweeter. For more information regarding adoptions or donations, interested parties can contact the shelter directly.

Belle, a two-year-old Boxer mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter after being left behind by her family when they lost their home. Weighing 60 pounds, Belle is spayed, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Despite her previous training, she has become fearful and often keeps her distance from strangers. However, she has expressed a desire for patience and guidance as she learns to trust again. Belle is on the shelter’s urgent list, facing an impending deadline for her situation. Her story has been shared in hopes of finding a foster or adoptive home where she can receive the care and companionship she needs. Interested individuals can reach out to the Pasadena Animal Shelter for adoption inquiries or to learn more about fostering Belle.

Bruno, a two-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, was recently returned to the Pasadena Animal Shelter after his owner was unable to keep him due to housing restrictions. Described as playful, sweet, and gentle, Bruno is currently being treated for flea allergy dermatitis but remains happy and loving. He is neutered and vaccinated, although he is heartworm positive, a condition for which treatment will be sponsored for potential adopters and fosters. Bruno is listed as urgent and is in need of a second chance at a forever home. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is offering free adoption or foster options, including supplies. Interested parties can reach out via email or visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd.

Pearl, an 11-month-old Labrador Retriever mix, is currently on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. She weighs 37 pounds and is described as sweet, friendly, and playful, thriving on belly rubs and human companionship. The shelter hopes to find a new home for Pearl, offering both adoption and fostering options at no cost, with supplies provided for foster families. Her medical status includes being vaccinated and heartworm negative. Interested individuals can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center or visit them at 5150 Burke Road for more information. Pearl’s adoption or fostering could alleviate her urgent status and ensure a loving environment for her to thrive.

Thor, a two-year-old male Boxer mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter in urgent need of a foster or adoptive home. He arrived at the shelter severely underweight and malnourished, requiring care and attention to regain his strength and confidence. While he can be reactive when frightened, Thor has shown a friendly demeanor outside of his kennel and has successfully interacted with other dogs.

The shelter emphasizes the importance of finding a patient person who can help Thor experience a loving environment after suffering from neglect. Those interested in fostering or adopting Thor can do so for free, with supplies included for foster families. More information regarding Thor, including his adoption status and inquiries, can be found by contacting the Pasadena Animal Shelter at their listed phone numbers or website.

A Scooby-Doo Inspired Market is scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 26, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event promises to feature a variety of local vendors, tasty food and drinks, and opportunities to meet pets available for adoption. The first 30 attendees will receive free tote bags at 1 PM, while supplies last.

Participants are encouraged to bring their own pets, especially those currently in foster care. The event aims to create a fun atmosphere, allowing attendees to shop, enjoy treats, and potentially adopt a new furry companion.

The Scooby-Doo Inspired Market is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. This event will feature adoptable pets, local vendors, and a variety of food and drink options. Attendees have the chance to find their new pet companions. The first 30 visitors will receive free tote bags starting at 1 PM, available while supplies last. Those with foster pets are encouraged to bring them along for the day’s festivities. Participants can sign up in advance to ensure proper accommodations. The market aims to connect the community with adoptable animals and local businesses.

Cheddar, a one-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, was discovered living beneath a home and has since been in the care of the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. The dog survived by scavenging for food and now struggles with socialization, often expressing fear around people. Cheddar is currently listed as urgent, appealing for a patient adopter who can help him learn boundaries and rebuild trust. He is vaccinated and heartworm negative, weighing 29.1 pounds.

The shelter encourages potential adopters or rescuers to reach out via the provided contact details. Cheddar remains hopeful for a chance at a loving home away from the confines of the shelter. Interested individuals can find adoption applications on the Pasadena city website.

A local man hurriedly clocked out of work to rescue a dog named Georgie from the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. His timely arrival underscores the ongoing need for community involvement in pet adoption, as many animals remain in the shelter looking for homes.

Currently, the shelter is promoting a special adoption fee of $10 for large kennel dogs, which aims to encourage potential pet owners to consider adopting. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd and can be contacted via phone at 713-848-5340 for shelter inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. Those interested in browsing available pets can do so online through the shelter’s website.

Maverick, a nine-month-old Staffordshire mix weighing 42 pounds, is currently facing an urgent need for adoption or foster care due to a time-sensitive situation at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Known for his friendly disposition, Maverick enjoys being around people and seeks companionship through pets and cuddles. He is energetic and would thrive with training, making him an ideal walking or running partner.

Maverick has been neutered, vaccinated, and tested negative for heartworm. The shelter is offering adoption or fostering without any fees, including supplies for those who choose to foster. The Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd, encourages interested individuals to reach out for more information or to begin the adoption process. Mavericks’s identification number is A187092.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is calling for donations of cat litter to support its resident cats awaiting adoption. The shelter has reported a depletion of supplies, which are essential for maintaining the cleanliness and comfort of the animals. Community members can assist in two ways: by purchasing items from the shelter’s Amazon Wishlist or by buying bags of cat litter at local pet stores and donating them directly at the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The shelter emphasizes that even a single bag can make a positive impact on the lives of the cats in its care. Contact information for the shelter is available, and they encourage those interested to reach out or visit.

Georgie, a 4-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is facing significant challenges at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Initially admitted in very poor condition, he is currently suffering from kennel stress and is in urgent need of a compassionate and experienced owner. Weighing 56 pounds, Georgie has been neutered, vaccinated, and tested negative for heartworm. The shelter has placed him on the urgent list, emphasizing the critical time he has to find a new home.

The shelter is offering free adoption or fostering, including supplies for fosters. Interested individuals can reach out to the shelter directly for questions or to begin the adoption process.

For more information, the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd. Potential adopters can call 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 specifically regarding adoptions.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is looking for homes for numerous cats and dogs currently in its care. The shelter reports many animals are hoping for a loving family to provide a permanent residence. Adoption fees are set at $25 for cats, $10 for dogs in larger kennels, and $70 for dogs in silvers. Each adoption includes essential vaccinations, a microchip, and spay/neuter surgery.

Potential adopters can view the available pets by visiting the shelter’s website. The address for the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For inquiries, the shelter can be contacted at 713-848-5340 or through email at [email protected].

Pets & Pumpkins is set to take place on Saturday, October 24 from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event will feature costume contests, candy, trunk-or-treat activities, adoptable pets, and various local vendors. Organizers are encouraging the community to participate by donating prizes, becoming vendors, or joining in as trunk-or-treat participants. Interested parties can email [email protected] for more information and registration details. The event promises to be a festive day for families and pet lovers alike.

Spice, a dog, left her shelter life behind after being adopted by her new owner with a simple kiss. The emotional moment marked the beginning of her new life. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is encouraging potential pet owners to visit and consider adoption. The shelter currently offers a promotional rate of $10 for adopting large dogs.

The adoption center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. Interested individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or the adoptions line at 713-848-5362. More information on available pets can be found online at https://24petconnect.com/PASD.

Ruby, a shelter pet, was rescued from the Urgent List and found a new home, leading to an emotional reunion with her adoptive father. The heartwarming moment of their embrace reflects the success of the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center’s efforts to connect pets with families. The shelter is currently promoting an adoption special for large dogs, with fees set at just $10. Pet lovers in the area are encouraged to visit the shelter in person or browse available animals online. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena, with contact options for inquiries about adoptions and rescues.

Georgie, a four-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, was recently found wandering alone near an elementary school while wearing a collar. For weeks, Georgie has been waiting in the Pasadena Animal Shelter, hoping to reunite with her previous owner. Staff at the shelter report that Georgie is struggling to cope with her situation, exhibiting behaviors such as chewing and flipping her water bowl in distress.

Now listed as urgent, there is concern over her future if no one comes forward to adopt or foster her. The shelter is offering free adoptions or fostering, with supplies included for those willing to help. Georgie is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing in at 56 lbs.

Individuals interested in adopting or fostering Georgie can find more information by contacting the Pasadena Animal Shelter or visiting their website. The shelter’s address is 5150 Burke Rd, and their contact numbers are 713-848-5340 for shelter inquiries and 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

Market at Crenshaw in Pasadena will host a Pet Adoption Night on Friday, September 18, from 6 to 9 PM at Crenshaw Park, located at 4950 Burke Rd. Attendees can meet several pets available for adoption, providing an opportunity for potential new owners to find their perfect match. The event aims to draw local residents looking to welcome a new furry companion into their homes. Those who are already fostering a dog are encouraged to bring their pets along to the event. A sign-up link is available for interested foster pet owners. The evening promises food, music, and the chance to connect with adoptable animals.

Luke, a six-year-old domestic shorthair mix, is currently in a foster home and available for adoption through Pasadena Animal Shelter. Described by his foster family as a well-behaved and friendly cat, Luke is initially shy but quickly warms up to people. He enjoys head scratches, cuddles, and is known to be a good nap companion. While he may prefer a quieter household, he has the potential to adapt to different environments. Interested adopters can fill out an application to meet Luke at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd. For more information, contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or visit their website. Luke, identified by A186595, is neutered, vaccinated, and weighs 13.6 pounds.

Two shelter dogs found new homes during an adoption event held in partnership with JCPenney. The event attracted numerous attendees who showcased their support for the animals. The successful adoption marked a positive outcome for the two dogs, who are now beginning a new chapter with their forever families. The organization expressed gratitude to everyone who participated, including the Events Team and JCPenney, for their roles in facilitating the adoption process. For those unable to attend this time, the organization encouraged the community to stay informed about future opportunities to support local pets.

Grace, a 12-year-old Siberian Husky mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Though she has a microchip, it was never registered, preventing shelter staff from contacting her owner. Grace appears to be struggling emotionally, as she remains in the corner of her kennel, not engaging with visitors.

The shelter describes Grace as a sweet girl in need of love and a second chance at a home. She is vaccinated but is heartworm positive, weighing approximately 50 pounds.

The shelter is offering an adoption fee of $10 or free fostering, with supplies included for those willing to foster. Interested individuals can obtain more information through the shelter’s official website or by contacting them directly.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For further inquiries, individuals may reach out via phone or email.

Pet Adoption Night will take place at Crenshaw Park on September 18 from 6 PM to 9 PM. The event will feature adoptable pets, food vendors, and live music for attendees to enjoy. Individuals looking to adopt may find their new pet at the gathering.

Foster pet owners can also bring their dogs to participate. The event aims to connect people with shelter pets in need of homes. Crenshaw Park is located at 4950 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. Those interested in attending are encouraged to stop by and consider adopting.

Maia, a two-year-old domestic shorthair cat, was recently returned to the Pasadena Animal Shelter after her previous owners discovered she is FIV-positive. Despite the diagnosis, which is not contagious to humans or dogs and primarily spreads through deep bite wounds, Maia is now on the shelter’s urgent list, hoping for adoption.

FIV-positive cats can live happily with other cats if they get along and can enjoy extended lifespans with proper care. The shelter is seeking a compassionate adopter who can see beyond Maia’s diagnosis and provide her with a safe home, patience, and a second chance at a loving environment.

Maia is spayed, vaccinated, and weighs 5.81 pounds. Interested individuals can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter for adoption inquiries or submit an adoption application online. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with contact numbers for both adoptions and general inquiries listed.

Pets & Pumpkins returns to Pasadena on Saturday, October 24th, offering a variety of activities to support shelter pets. The event will take place from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. Residents can look forward to trunk-or-treating, costume contests for pets and children, local vendors, and photo opportunities. There will also be adoptable pets available for those looking to add a furry friend to their family.

Vendors and trunk-or-treat participants are being sought to contribute to the event’s success. Interested individuals can register by emailing [email protected]. The event aims to raise awareness and funds for animals in need while providing a fun outing for families and residents.

Local businesses in Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte are invited to contribute prizes for the upcoming Pets & Pumpkins event, scheduled for October 24 from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. The event will feature activities such as costume contests, trunk-or-treating, spooky photo opportunities, and the presence of adoptable pets. Organizers are seeking donations in the form of gift cards, tickets, products, or other goodies to enhance the experience for participants. Interested businesses can get more information or express their intent to donate by reaching out via email to [email protected]. The initiative aims to engage the community while supporting local shelter pets.

Logan, a three-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, is in need of a home after becoming lost. Weighing 86 pounds, he is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm positive. Described as easygoing and sociable, Logan is well-trained, walks nicely on a leash, and takes direction well. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is looking for someone to provide Logan with a second chance at a loving home.

Potential adopters can take Logan home for just $10, while fostering is available at no cost, with supplies included for foster homes. Those interested in adoption or fostering, as well as anyone with questions, can reach out to the shelter directly via email or phone. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

Logan’s shelter identification number is A187019.

A dog has been successfully adopted from the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, finding a permanent home with a new owner. The shelter expressed their joy for the dog and wishes the pair many happy days ahead.

In a current promotion, the shelter is inviting residents to consider adopting a dog for just $10. Individuals interested in adding a pet to their family can visit the facility or explore available animals online at the provided website link.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Road, can be contacted at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or at 713-848-5362 for adoption information. Email communication is also available through [email protected].

Pasadena Animal Shelter is currently seeking homes for a number of cats available for adoption. Each feline possesses unique traits and personalities, suitable for various companionship styles. To encourage adoption, the shelter is offering a reduced fee of $25, which includes spay/neuter surgery, core vaccinations, including rabies, and a microchip. Those interested in adopting a cat can visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For inquiries, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340, while adoption-specific questions can be directed to 713-848-5362. Additional information is available through their website.

Sebastian, a dog previously on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, has been adopted by a new family. The adoption is part of ongoing efforts to find homes for animals in need. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is currently promoting a special offer, where any dog from a large kennel can be adopted for just $10. This initiative encourages residents to consider bringing a pet into their homes. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and provides various resources for potential adopters, including an online viewing option for available animals. For more information, individuals can contact the shelter directly by phone or email.

A Free Pet Vaccines and Microchips Drive took place recently, drawing a large crowd of pets and their families in Pasadena. The event featured vaccinations provided by Petco Love and microchips from Lucky Family Dog. Organizers expressed appreciation for the community participation and acknowledged the efforts of their team in facilitating the event. For those unable to attend, a follow-up drive is scheduled for October 2 from 9 to 11 AM, allowing more pet owners the opportunity to access these services. Further announcements and details are expected to be shared in the near future.

Betty, a five-year-old Harrier mix, is available for adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Spayed and vaccinated, she is described as loving and friendly, particularly with cats. However, she is heartworm positive, which potential adopters should consider. The shelter is looking for someone to provide Betty with a permanent home.

Adoption fees at the shelter are $25 for cats, $10 for dogs in larger kennels, and $70 for dogs in silver kennels. Each adoption includes core vaccines, a microchip, and spay/neuter surgery.

Those interested in adopting Betty or other pets can visit the shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd, or contact them at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. More information is available through their online platforms.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking donations of litter boxes and Dawn dish soap to maintain cleanliness and comfort for animals awaiting adoption. The shelter requested support from the community, emphasizing that contributions, whether through online purchases via their Amazon Wishlist or in-person donations at local pet stores, directly impact the care provided to the animals. Interested donors can drop off items at the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. The shelter reiterated the importance of communal involvement in supporting their work with animals. Contact information for the shelter’s adoption services is also provided for those interested in giving a forever home to pets in need.

Shelter Management is recruiting volunteers for the Wicked Wine Run, aimed at raising funds for its animal medical fund. This event is scheduled for Saturday, September 19, 2026, at Haak Vineyards & Winery. Interested individuals can easily register online, with the Wicked Wine Run organizing necessary waivers, assignments, and training for volunteers. The initiative focuses on providing essential medical care for shelter pets. For more event details, interested parties can reach out directly to the Wicked Wine Run.

Chappo, a dog from Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, has found a new home with a family that includes a human sibling. The adoption marks a success for the shelter, as Chappo is welcomed into a loving environment. The Pasadena Animal Shelter encourages others to visit or check their website for more adoption opportunities. In a limited-time offer, the shelter is allowing adoptions for any dog in a large kennel for just $10. The center is located at 5150 Burke Road, Pasadena, with contact numbers available for inquiries about adoptions and shelter services.

Pets & Pumpkins will return on October 24, 2026, at 5160 Burke Rd., Pasadena. The event organizers are seeking local businesses, vendors, and participants for Trunk-or-Treat activities to enhance the celebration. Local vendors are encouraged to bring their products and services to engage with the community, while those interested in decorating their trunks can hand out treats to children. Community groups and organizations are also invited to join the festivities. The event promises activities such as adoptable pets, costume contests, spooky photo opportunities, and various treats. Participation not only supports local businesses but also benefits the local animal community. Interested parties can obtain registration and participation details by emailing [email protected]. The hours of operation for this event are from 11 AM to 4 PM.

On Saturday, September 12, JCPenney in Pasadena will host an event aimed at connecting shelter pets with potential adopters. From 10 AM to 1 PM, attendees can visit the store located at 5120 Fairmont Parkway to meet various dogs available for adoption. The initiative provides an opportunity for residents to interact with these animals and consider bringing a new pet into their homes. Those with foster dogs are also encouraged to participate in the event by signing them up online. The event promotes pet adoption while allowing shoppers to engage with local animals in need of homes.

Diesel, a dog previously on the Urgent List, has found a new home after being adopted. The local Pasadena Animal Shelter announced the successful adoption, expressing gratitude for Diesel’s new owner’s decision to rescue him from a potentially grim fate. The shelter encourages others to consider adopting pets, promoting an adoption special where any dog in a large kennel can be adopted for just $10.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. Interested individuals can reach the shelter at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoption information. They also provide an online platform for viewing available animals at the link provided.

The upcoming Pets & Pumpkins contest in Pasadena seeks sponsors for prizes aimed at enhancing this year’s event. Local businesses and community members are encouraged to donate gift cards, tickets, products, or other items to support the contest winners. The event will feature a range of activities, including costume contests, a Trunk-or-Treat, local vendors, and photo opportunities, all designed to appeal to families and pet enthusiasts.

Scheduled for October 24 from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd., the event will benefit shelter pets while providing entertainment for attendees. Interested sponsors can reach out via email to [email protected]. The community is invited to participate in making this event an enjoyable experience for all involved.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is encouraging residents to consider adopting a pet this fall. The shelter is offering a range of animals, including playful cats at $25 and dogs of varying prices: $10 for large kennel dogs and $70 for dogs labeled as silvers. Each adoption comes with essential services, including core vaccinations, microchipping, and spay or neuter surgery. Those interested can view available pets through the shelter’s online portal. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoption-specific questions. Email inquiries can be directed to [email protected].

Pepper, a four-year-old Siberian Husky mix at Pasadena Animal Shelter, has been struggling to find a home. Described as house and crate trained, kid-friendly, and a good leash walker, she has become a long-term resident of the shelter. Despite these positive traits, Pepper is on the urgent list due to her prolonged stay, which has led to feelings of despair. The shelter is actively seeking adopters or foster families for her, offering free supplies for those who choose to foster. Interested individuals can reach out through the provided contact information or visit the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is seeking donations of non-clumping cat litter due to a sharp increase in cat intakes. In one week alone, 18 cats arrived from a single household, depleting the shelter’s supplies. While an order for litter is expected to arrive mid-week, the shelter is reaching out to the community for immediate assistance.

Individuals can contribute by either ordering from the shelter’s Amazon wishlist or by purchasing litter from local stores and dropping it off at the shelter located at 5150 Burke Road. The shelter staff expressed gratitude for past community support, emphasizing their appreciation for any help during this busy time. For more information, the shelter can be contacted at 713-848-5340.

Prince, a three-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is currently on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center. Weighing in at 58.4 pounds, Prince is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Despite his sweet and playful nature, he has become one of the shelter’s longest-staying dogs, prompting an appeal for his adoption or fostering. Interested individuals can adopt or foster Prince for free, with supplies included for fosters.

Potential adopters and foster families can reach out to the shelter for more information or to fill out applications. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For any questions regarding Prince or the adoption process, the shelter can be contacted via phone or email.

Dennis, a 1.2-year-old German Shepherd mix, is currently on the urgent list at the Pasadena Animal Shelter after experiencing increased stress in his kennel environment. He is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing 65 pounds. Despite his gentle nature and abilities such as walking nicely on a leash and knowing basic commands, the shelter setting is taking a toll on him.

Dennis has previously lived with another dog, but potential adopters with pets will need to schedule a meet-and-greet. The shelter is encouraging adoption or foster applications, offering supplies for those who choose to foster. Interested parties can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or through their provided emails for questions about Dennis or the adoption process.

Ruby, a three-year-old spayed Carolina mix at Pasadena Animal Shelter, is urgently seeking a new home. Weighing 38 pounds and heartworm negative, Ruby’s energetic disposition has been affected by kennel stress, highlighting her need for an experienced owner capable of providing the necessary exercise, structure, and training. She is currently on the shelter’s urgent list, indicating time is running short for her favorable adoption outcome. The shelter encourages potential adopters or rescues to act quickly to help Ruby realize her potential. Interested individuals can apply for adoption through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s website or contact the shelter directly for further inquiries. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

AJ, a dog previously on the Urgent List, has been adopted, according to the Pasadena Animal Shelter. The shelter announced that AJ has found a new home with a loving owner. The facility expressed wishes for the new pair to experience endless love and joy together.

In related news, the Pasadena Animal Shelter is promoting a special adoption event, allowing individuals to adopt any dog from the shelter’s large kennel for just $10. The adoption center encourages those interested in adding a furry companion to their lives to visit the shelter or view available animals online.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For more information, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340, or potential adopters can inquire about adoptions at 713-848-5362. Email inquiries can be sent to [email protected]. Further details can be found on the shelter’s Linktree page.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is offering a promotion for cat adoptions, charging just $25 per feline. This fee includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. The shelter emphasizes a diverse selection of cats, catering to various preferences for potential owners, whether they seek a playful companion or a cuddly pet. Prospective adopters can visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena to meet the cats in person, or browse available animals through their online portal. The shelter encourages locals to consider adopting a cat, presenting the opportunity as a chance to find a new furry family member. For more information, individuals can contact the shelter directly at 713-848-5340 or through the adoption line at 713-848-5362.

Chuck, a three-year-old Dutch Shepherd mix, was found wandering alone in a neighborhood and is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Described as a sweet but fearful dog, Chuck struggles with socializing, particularly with other dogs, often barking and snarling in response to their presence. He clings to a ball, representing his hope for reunification with his owner, whom he is anxiously awaiting.

Chuck is on the shelter’s urgent list and requires immediate rescue or adoption. He is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm positive, though treatment for the condition is sponsored for adopters. Weighing 79 pounds, Chuck’s situation is dire, and he faces an uncertain future at the shelter. Individuals interested in adopting or rescuing him can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s official channels. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena.

Jack, a five-year-old Siberian Husky mix, has become one of the longest-staying dogs at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Despite being well-trained, friendly with both children and dogs, and demonstrating calm behavior, he remains without a permanent home. Weighing 78 pounds, Jack is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm positive, though treatment costs for his condition are covered by adopters or fosters. Listed as urgent, the shelter is seeking individuals or families who can adopt or foster Jack at no cost, as supplies for fostering are included. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with additional information available through their contact numbers and email. Potential adopters or fosters can submit applications via the shelter’s website. The shelter emphasizes the importance of finding Jack a loving home, urging the community to consider giving him the chance he deserves.

Fueled by Love Adoption Day succeeded in finding homes for several shelter pets in Pasadena. Attendees gathered to adopt animals in need of a permanent home, with many leaving the event with their new companions. The event fostered community involvement, as participants adopted, shared information, and showed support for the animals. Organizers credited the success of the day to the hard work of their Events Team and Mi Tierra Auto Sales II, who contributed to the event’s logistics and promotion. For those unable to attend, organizers announced that another community adoption event is planned in the future, encouraging interested individuals to stay informed about upcoming opportunities.

Sebastian, a two-year-old Staffordshire mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, currently faces a critical situation with no adoption applications. He was surrendered by his owner due to housing restrictions and is exhibiting signs of stress within the shelter environment. Despite his kennel anxiety, Sebastian displays an affectionate and playful personality outside of the shelter, enjoying walks, cuddling, and interacting with people and other dogs.

At 57 pounds, Sebastian is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. He is described as kid-friendly and adventurous. The shelter has placed him on the urgent list, urging potential adopters or foster families to consider bringing him into their homes. The Pasadena Animal Shelter offers free supplies for foster care. Those interested in adopting or fostering Sebastian can find more information and applications through the shelter’s website or contact them directly.

Pets & Pumpkins returns to Pasadena on Saturday, October 24th, offering a day of activities aimed at benefiting shelter pets. The event is scheduled from 11 AM to 4 PM at 5160 Burke Rd. Participants can look forward to trunk-or-treating, costume contests for pets and children, and opportunities to meet adoptable animals. Local vendors will also be present, providing unique products and services. Event organizers are seeking vendors, sponsors, and participants for the trunk-or-treating portion. Interested individuals or businesses can email for registration information. This gathering promises a festive atmosphere while promoting animal adoption and welfare.

Chappo, a three-year-old American Bully mix at Pasadena Animal Shelter, is in urgent need of a permanent home. The dog was found underweight with an ear infection and is currently receiving treatment for hair loss likely caused by flea dermatitis. Weighing 38 pounds and heartworm positive, treatment for the condition is fully sponsored for any adopter. Though Chappo is described as sweet and gentle, he is scared and hesitant in the shelter environment. It is advised that he not be placed with cats and that prospective dog companions meet him beforehand. Interested individuals can find more details or apply for adoption through the shelter’s website or by contacting them directly. Chappo’s situation emphasizes the importance of urgent placements for pets in need.

Cuddles, a cat from the Pasadena Animal Shelter, has found a new home with a loving family. The adoption was part of Clear The Shelters Month, a campaign encouraging the community to consider pet adoption. To celebrate the initiative, the shelter is offering free adoptions for all pets throughout the month.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd, continues to promote the welfare of animals in the area. Interested individuals can visit the shelter or check the available pets online. For more information, the shelter can be contacted directly at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries and 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

The community is encouraged to explore the options available and provide homes for animals in need during this special adoption campaign.

Scooba Steve, a one-year-old Labrador Retriever mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is looking for a new home after being placed on the urgent list. Weighing 45 pounds, Scooba Steve is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Despite his struggles in the shelter environment, he is known for being affectionate, enjoying naps, and taking casual walks. The shelter is currently offering free adoption and fostering initiatives, which include supplies for those who choose to foster. Interested parties can find more information and application forms on the Pasadena Animal Shelter website or contact the shelter directly via phone or email. Located at 5150 Burke Rd, the Pasadena Animal Shelter emphasizes the importance of sharing Scooba Steve’s story to help him find a forever home.

Pasadenian will offer free core vaccines and microchips for dogs and cats next Friday. The event is scheduled for September 4 from 9 AM to 11 AM at 5160 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. Vaccines available include DA2PP for dogs and FVRCP for cats, while microchips will be provided for all pets. Rabies vaccinations will not be included in this drive. Appointments are required due to limited spots, ensuring guaranteed services for those who sign up. Attendees should remain prompt for their scheduled times, and cancellations are encouraged if participants can no longer attend. The initiative aims to enhance pet health in the community and is supported by Petco Love and Lucky Family Dog.

During Pet Adoption Night at Market at Crenshaw, three pets found new homes with their families. The event drew attention as attendees explored the space, with many expressing their affection for the animals. The organizing team, along with Texas Markets, facilitated the evening’s activities, which contributed to the successful adoptions. For those who did not attend but are looking to adopt, the organization will hold another event named Fueled by Love Adoption Day on Thursday, offering another opportunity to adopt a pet.

Cuddles, a four-year-old domestic shorthair cat weighing ten pounds, is currently on the urgent list at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Known for his affectionate behavior, Cuddles enjoys being held, climbing onto shoulders, and giving headbutts. He is neutered and vaccinated, making him a healthy companion for potential adopters. The shelter team has already formed a bond with him, especially with team member David, but they stress the need for a hero to adopt or foster Cuddles. The adoption and fostering process are free, with supplies provided for fosters. Interested individuals can access more information and application forms through the city’s official website or contact the shelter directly for inquiries. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Road, with contact numbers available for shelter and adoption inquiries.

Brayden, a small senior dog, has been at the Pasadena Animal Shelter for several months after being found as a stray. Previously adopted, the shelter was unable to reach his former family when they discovered his past. Now on the shelter’s urgent list, Brayden waits anxiously as other dogs find homes.

This nine-year-old Dutch Shepherd mix weighs 30 pounds and is neutered and vaccinated. He is also heartworm positive, but treatment costs are covered for adopters and fosters. The shelter encourages those interested to adopt or foster him for free, with supplies provided.

Brayden’s story is shared in hopes of finding him a new home, reflecting his uncertainty and desire for companionship.

For more information about adopting or fostering Brayden, contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter at 5130 Burke Rd, or visit their website. Email inquiries can be directed to [email protected].

Fueled by Love Adoption Day is scheduled for Thursday, August 27, at Mi Tierra Auto Sales II in Pasadena. The event will run from 10 AM to 1 PM, offering attendees the chance to shop for a vehicle while also meeting adoptable pets. Animal lovers who are already fostering pets are encouraged to bring their own animals to the event. The location for the adoption event is 4545 Spencer Hwy., Pasadena. Attendees can sign up in advance to participate with their pets through a designated online registration link. This collaboration combines car shopping with animal adoption, providing an opportunity for attendees to potentially find a new furry companion.

Bruno, a six-month-old Labrador Retriever mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is experiencing significant stress due to a prolonged stay without interest from potential adopters. Weighing 37.4 pounds, he is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Despite being described as energetic and friendly toward both dogs and cats, Bruno is now on the urgent list, highlighting the pressing need for a permanent home. The shelter is currently offering free adoption or fostering options, which include necessary supplies for those willing to provide temporary care. Interested individuals can obtain more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s website or by contacting the shelter directly.

Pasadena Animal Shelter is participating in Clear the Shelters Month, waiving adoption fees for all puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats. This initiative allows residents of Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte to adopt a pet without any cost. The adoption package includes spay/neuter surgery, rabies and core vaccines, and a microchip. Among the pets available for adoption is Rose, a five-year-old potty-trained Labrador Retriever mix. Rose weighs 47 pounds, is spayed, vaccinated, and currently heartworm positive, needing a caring home.

For those interested in adopting, details about available pets can be found online. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena, with contact numbers provided for inquiries regarding adoptions and shelter services. The campaign aims to encourage potential adopters to consider bringing a new furry friend into their homes.

During Clear the Shelters Month, the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is offering free adoption fees for all puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats. This initiative aims to encourage pet adoption by removing financial barriers. Each adoption includes essential services: spaying or neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, and microchipping to help ensure the safety and health of the animals.

The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena, and those interested can visit the facility or browse available pets online. This campaign provides an opportunity for residents in Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte to find a new furry companion. For more information or inquiries, individuals can contact the shelter directly or visit their online resources.

Diesel, a one-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is in search of a forever home. Weighing 53 pounds, Diesel has faced challenges in the shelter environment and is hoping to find a caring owner who can provide him with love and stability. The shelter is currently participating in Clear the Shelters Month, which allows for zero adoption fees for all puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats. This initiative includes spay/neuter services, age-appropriate vaccinations, and microchipping for all adopted pets. Diesel has been vaccinated and is heartworm negative. Interested individuals can visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, or browse available pets online at https://24petconnect.com/PASD. For more information, call the shelter at 713-848-5340 or the adoptions office at 713-848-5362.

A local adoption event called Fueled by Love Adoption Day is scheduled for Thursday, August 27, from 10 AM to 1 PM at Mi Tierra Auto Sales II, located at 4545 Spencer Hwy. in Pasadena. Attendees can explore available vehicles while also meeting adoptable dogs from local shelters. The event encourages pet owners currently fostering dogs to bring them along, with an option to sign them up in advance. Participants may drive home with both a new vehicle and a furry companion. The event blends automotive shopping with opportunities for pet adoption, inviting attendees to enjoy a dual experience of finding a car and a new pet.

Daisy, a nine-month-old Chihuahua Shorthair mix, is looking for a new home due to her current status on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Weighing 21 pounds and spayed, Daisy has tested negative for heartworm. Shelter life has left her anxious, but she demonstrates affection when feeling safe, often seeking comfort from people.

The shelter is actively seeking individuals to adopt or foster Daisy. The adoption or fostering process is free, with supplies provided for those willing to foster. Interested parties can find more details and applications on the Pasadena city website.

Daisy is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter and can be reached by phone or email for inquiries. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, and the contact numbers are 713-848-5340 for general inquiries and 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

Butters, a six-month-old German Shepherd mix, is urgently seeking a forever home after spending much of his life in a shelter. Described as a gentle and affectionate puppy, Butters has a special fondness for people, especially children. Despite his nervousness from previous shelter experiences, he has shown significant progress by approaching the front of his kennel for attention and seeking close companionship with visitors. Currently on the Urgent List, Butters is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing 27 pounds. He demonstrates a desire for affection by sitting in laps and leaning against legs. Interested adopters or foster caregivers can adopt or foster Butters at no cost, with supplies included for fostering. Those wanting to save Butters can visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center at 5150 Burke Rd or contact the shelter for inquiries.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center recently announced the successful adoption of Bowzer, a dog who was previously on the Urgent List. His new mom has welcomed him home, ensuring a safe and loving environment for him. The shelter wishes them well in their new life together.

In support of animal welfare, Pasadena Animal Shelter is offering a promotion during Clear the Shelters Month, where individuals can adopt any animal for free. This initiative aims to encourage pet adoption within the community.

The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. Additional information is available on their online platforms.

Bruno, a playful six-month-old Labrador Retriever mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, longing for a home. Despite his gentle nature and friendly disposition toward other dogs, Bruno remains alone in a kennel, facing the possibility of remaining there indefinitely. He has been designated as “urgent,” which raises concerns about his future.

The shelter is offering free adoption and fostering options, with all necessary supplies included for foster families. Bruno is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing approximately 37.4 pounds.

Those interested in adopting or fostering Bruno can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter or by contacting them directly. The shelter emphasizes the importance of compassion and support for animals like Bruno, who are in need of loving homes. The shelter’s address is 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and they can be reached at 713-848-5340 for shelter inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

The Free Pet Food Pantry in Pasadena attracted numerous pets and their owners, providing essential supplies to families in need. Organized in partnership with the Houston Humane Society, the initiative allowed residents to access free pet food, alleviating financial concerns for those struggling to care for their animals. The event featured community engagement and support from volunteers, creating an atmosphere of appreciation. For those who could not attend this time, the pantry will return on Friday, November 6th, with further details expected soon.

AJ, a three-year-old Carolina mix, is currently listed as urgent at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Once a scared stray, he has since blossomed into a friendly and playful companion, described as house-trained and dog-friendly. AJ has enjoyed walks, playdates, and trips to the pet store, where his spirited personality has made him a popular playmate among other dogs.

The shelter is looking for a new home for AJ, hoping to find a loving family and a canine buddy for him to share his toys with. Adoption or fostering is available at no cost, with supplies included for those who choose to foster. Interested parties can reach out to the shelter for questions or to obtain an adoption application. AJ is neutered, heartworm negative, and weighs 44 pounds. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be contacted at 713-848-5340.

Paisley, a 9-month-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix at Pasadena Animal Shelter, is facing a challenging time in a shelter environment, where she feels scared and withdrawn. Despite her fear, Paisley has started to show signs of trust, recently interacting with another dog. Shelter staff note that she has never exhibited any aggression and is looking for a patient and loving foster or adoptive home to help her overcome her anxieties. Currently listed as urgent, Paisley is spayed, heartworm negative, and vaccinated, weighing 25 pounds. The shelter is offering free supplies for those willing to foster her. Interested parties can reach out via the provided rescue contact for inquiries or assistance.

Rigby, a playful and friendly Belgian Malinois mix, will be featured at the Pet Adoption Night scheduled for Friday, August 21, from 6 PM to 9 PM at Crenshaw Park located at 4950 Burke Rd. in Pasadena. The event will include food, vendors, live music, and the opportunity for attendees to meet adoptable dogs from local shelters. Rigby, who is 1.1 years old, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and weighs 42 pounds, is among the pets available for adoption. Individuals interested in fostering dogs are encouraged to sign up through the provided link. This event aims to connect potential pet owners with their future companions.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has announced zero adoption fees for all pets throughout Clear the Shelters Month. This initiative allows residents to adopt puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats at no cost. Each adoption includes essential services such as spaying or neutering, age-appropriate vaccinations, and a microchip for identification. The shelter encourages potential adopters to visit the facility at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena or view available pets online. The goal of this event is to facilitate pet adoptions and find homes for animals in need. Interested individuals can reach the shelter’s adoption services at 713-848-5362 or via email at [email protected].

Hitmonchan is a playful Rottweiler mix currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, appealing for adoption. At 1.7 years old and weighing 60 pounds, he is neutered, heartworm negative, and vaccinated. Though somewhat potty trained, he has found the shelter environment stressful and is now listed as urgent, indicating a need for immediate placement.

The shelter is offering free adoption or fostering, with supplies included for foster caregivers. Interested individuals can reach out via email or visit the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For queries regarding the rescue process or adoption, contact details are provided, including phone numbers for the shelter and adoptions. Hitmonchan is eager to find a forever home where he can enjoy playtime and companionship.

Pasadenian hosted a Free Pet Vaccine and Microchip Drive that attracted numerous pets and their owners. The event aimed to promote pet health and safety through vaccinations and microchipping. Petco Love provided the vaccines, while Three Little Pitties Rescue handled the microchip services. Organizers expressed gratitude for the community’s participation and the support of their dedicated team. Those who missed the event have an opportunity to participate in a future drive scheduled for Friday, September 4. More details will be available on social media.

A Pet Adoption Night is scheduled for this Friday at Crenshaw Park in Pasadena, offering attendees an opportunity to meet adoptable pets while enjoying live music and local vendors. The event will take place from 6 PM to 9 PM at 4950 Burke Rd.

Participants can interact with various animals looking for homes and explore food and shopping options provided by local businesses. Those interested in fostering dogs are encouraged to sign up in advance using a provided link. The event aims to promote pet adoption and connect potential owners with furry companions.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has issued an urgent appeal for help as several dogs face imminent euthanasia. These dogs are currently on an urgent list, and the shelter emphasizes that time is running out for them. The center is encouraging residents to consider adopting or fostering these animals at no cost, with supplies included for those choosing to foster. The shelter’s contact information is available for those interested in rescuing a dog. The center is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. For adoption inquiries, individuals can call 713-848-5362, and for general questions, the shelter’s phone number is 713-848-5340. Interested parties are also encouraged to reach out via email at [email protected]. Urgency remains high as actions taken now could determine the fate of these dogs.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is offering free adoption fees throughout the entire month. This initiative allows residents the opportunity to meet and adopt various pets, including puppies and kittens. Each adoption package includes spaying or neutering of the pet, age-appropriate vaccinations, and a microchip for identification.

Pet enthusiasts can visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, or explore available pets online at 24petconnect.com/PASD. The shelter encourages potential adopters to come and find their new companion. For more information, individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or the adoptions office at 713-848-5362.

Bowzer, a three-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, where he waits for a forever home. Despite being described as potty-trained, sweet, and playful, Bowzer finds himself on the Urgent List, facing an uncertain future as the days pass by in his kennel. The shelter staff report that he gets along well with other dogs, showcasing his friendly nature. However, with heartworm positive status—though treatment is sponsored for adopters or fosters—his adoption becomes increasingly pressing. Those interested in adopting or fostering Bowzer can do so at no cost, with supplies included for fosters. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be contacted for inquiries about Bowzer and other animals in need of homes.

Luna, a medium-sized Australian Cattle dog mix, is currently available for adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. At one year old and weighing 33 pounds, she is described as affectionate and energetic, enjoying outdoor activities and the company of children. However, shelter life has proven stressful for her, and she would benefit from a calm environment where she can relax and thrive.

Luna is on the Urgent List, indicating that her time at the shelter is limited. She has been spayed and is heartworm positive, with treatment sponsored for those who adopt or foster her. Supplies are included for foster care at no cost.

Interested parties can meet Luna at the shelter or inquire further via email. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, offering adoption services for those looking to provide a loving home.

Faolan, a three-year-old American Staffordshire mix currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is appealing for a home. Described as gentle and sweet, he is anxious in the unfamiliar environment of the shelter and is on the Urgent List for adoption. Faolan is neutered, vaccinated, and weighs 63 pounds, but he is heartworm positive, with treatment costs covered for those who adopt or foster him.

The shelter is offering free adoption or fostering services, including supplies for fosters. Interested individuals can learn more through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s website or by contacting them directly. Faolan’s story reflects a pressing need for loving homes for the dogs in the shelter, as he waits for someone to take him home. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

Pasadenian will host a free vaccination and microchipping event for pets this Friday. Offered services include DA2PP vaccines for dogs, FVRCP vaccines for cats, and microchips for all pets. The rabies vaccine will not be available. Appointments are mandatory, and spots are limited to ensure efficient service and safety for participants and pets amid rising temperatures. Those with appointments can arrive anytime between 9 AM and 11 AM. The event is made possible through collaboration with Petco Love and Three Little Pitties Rescue. Interested individuals can sign up through an online link or by scanning a QR code provided in promotional materials.

Benito, a two-year-old German Shepherd mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is in urgent need of a home. Neutered and vaccinated, he weighs 68 pounds and is currently heartworm positive, with treatment sponsored for adopters and fosters. Despite being well-trained and affectionate, he struggles to find a family, expressing his hope through a plea for adoption. Benito arrived at the shelter unable to lift his head but has since become more social, eager to share his toy with potential adopters. He enjoys being outdoors and is friendly with people and children. Unfortunately, he remains unselected, listed as urgent and yearning for companionship. For those interested in adopting or rescuing Benito, applications can be submitted online or inquiries made via email. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is urgently seeking adopters, fosters, or rescue placements for dogs in need of immediate assistance. A call to action has been issued to the community to help these animals, emphasizing the critical nature of their situation. Those interested in adopting or fostering can do so at no cost, with supplies provided for foster placements. Interested individuals can fill out applications through the city’s official website or reach out via email for questions related to rescue holds. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. The urgency of the appeal stresses that time is of the essence for the dogs requiring homes. For further information, potential adopters can contact the shelter directly at the provided phone numbers.

Rigby, a one-year-old male Belgian Malinois mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is on the Urgent List and urgently seeks a forever home. His playful nature becomes apparent outside the kennel, where he enjoys making friends and sharing toys. Rigby is described as a happy dog who thrives in a more open environment compared to the stress of shelter life. Potential adopters or foster caregivers can take advantage of a free adoption program that includes supplies for fostering. Those interested in meeting Rigby can visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd. For inquiries regarding adoption or fostering, contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or email [email protected].

Augustus, a 7-year-old Boxer mix, is currently on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, seeking a forever home. Weighing 51.4 pounds, he is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Augustus is described as potty trained, dog-friendly, and well-behaved, with the ability to perform commands such as “sit,” “shake,” and “kennel.” He recently spent an overnight visit with a 10-year-old and handled the experience well.

The shelter notes Augustus’s calm demeanor during bath time and his affectionate nature. He enjoys cuddling with people and has been known to snuggle at bedtime. The shelter is promoting adoption or fostering opportunities without any costs. Supplies will be included for those fostering. Interested individuals can find more information and submit applications through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s official site.

Clooney, a two-year-old male Chihuahua Shorthair mix, is currently thriving in a foster home and is ready for adoption. According to the foster report, Clooney is potty trained, playful, and affectionate, enjoying both cuddles and outdoor activities. He has integrated well with other dogs and sleeps soundly through the night in his kennel. His foster notes that he is not destructive and is making good progress with his leash manners. Clooney is heartworm negative, vaccinated, and weighs 20 pounds. Individuals interested in adopting Clooney can fill out an application through the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. The center is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be contacted for inquiries about adoptions at 713-848-5362 or through email.

Bronco, a five-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, has spent an extended period at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, earning the title of the longest-staying dog in the facility. He is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm positive, with treatment costs covered for those who adopt or foster him. Bronco is described as potty-trained and affectionate, often reaching out for attention in hopes of finding a forever home.

The shelter is currently offering free adoption or fostering, with supplies included for foster families. Interested individuals can reach out via the shelter’s website or contact information provided. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for shelter inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

Dalia, previously known as Chanel, has settled into her new home, bringing joy to her adoptive family. They reported her loving and playful demeanor, noting that she enjoys accompanying them on work trips. The family expressed gratitude for the opportunity to have Dalia in their lives. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center encourages pet owners to share similar updates about their adopted animals. Interested parties can send stories and pictures via email. Additionally, the shelter offers opportunities for free pet adoptions. The center’s contact information includes a phone number for both the shelter and adoptions, as well as an email address for inquiries.

Bowzer, an American Pit Bull Terrier mix aged three, is in urgent need of a foster or adoptive home. The dog was found injured on a stranger’s porch, but his physical wounds have healed while his emotional well-being remains fragile. At Pasadena Animal Shelter, Bowzer shows different personalities behind kennel bars and in open spaces; he appears defeated inside but becomes lively outdoors, displaying a love for play and companionship with other dogs. Bowzer is heartworm positive, but treatment costs are covered for anyone willing to adopt or foster him. The shelter is actively seeking individuals who can look beyond his kennel confinement to see the potential for joy in Bowzer’s life. Supplies for fostering are provided at no charge. Interested parties can reach out to Pasadena Animal Shelter for more information or to begin the adoption process.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is offering zero adoption fees for all pets, including puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats, in celebration of Clear The Shelters Month. This initiative runs throughout the month and includes essential services with each adoption, such as spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, and a microchip for identification. The shelter encourages those interested in adding a furry companion to visit and find their ideal pet. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Road in Pasadena. For more information, inquiries can be directed to the shelter at 713-848-5340 or through their adoption line at 713-848-5362.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is currently waiving all adoption fees for cats. This initiative allows potential adopters to acquire pets without any cost. Each adoption includes essential services such as spay/neuter surgery, core vaccines, and a microchip. The shelter encourages cat lovers to visit and meet the cats available for adoption, with the hope that many will find a new home. The address for the shelter is 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. Interested individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 for inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. Email communications can be directed to [email protected].

Lone Star Turbo recently volunteered at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, bringing smiles and support to the facility’s pets. Their team engaged in various activities, including walking dogs, cleaning kennels, and spending time with cats, which resulted in happier, more active animals. The shelter noted a significant improvement in the pets’ well-being during the event, thanks to the extra exercise and individual attention provided by the volunteers. The Pasadena Animal Shelter expressed gratitude for the kindness and effort shown by Lone Star Turbo. Additionally, the shelter is looking for more volunteers to help continue this momentum and improve the lives of the animals in their care. For those interested in volunteering, further information is available through the shelter’s website.

Faolan, a three-year-old American Staffordshire mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center, is currently on the Urgent List. Though anxious in his kennel, he becomes affectionate when he encounters familiar faces. Weighing 63 pounds, Faolan is neutered and vaccinated, and he is heartworm positive, with treatment covered for those who adopt or foster him. The shelter reports that he may do well with calm, patient dogs given a proper introduction. Individuals interested in adopting or fostering Faolan can do so at no cost, with supplies provided. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, and inquiries can be directed to their main line or email.

Combo, a six-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, faces a critical juncture at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Recently placed on the Urgent List, Combo seeks a new home after losing his previous one due to circumstances beyond his control. Described as sweet and calm, he has shown positive behavior around other dogs, challenging the perception that his barking reflects aggression.

At 60 pounds, Combo is heartworm positive, but treatment is fully sponsored for both adopters and fosters. The shelter encourages community members to consider adoption or fostering, with supplies provided for foster families.

Individuals interested in helping Combo can reach out directly to the shelter through provided contact details. The animal shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with further information available via their online platforms.

In two days, a free pet food distribution event will take place for residents in Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte. Participants can drive up to the location and have pet food loaded directly into their vehicles without needing an appointment. The supplies will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Organizers encourage community members to share the information to assist families in need of pet food. The event is made possible through a partnership with the Houston Humane Society.

Jack, a five-year-old Siberian Husky mix, is currently available for adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center. Weighing in at 78 pounds, Jack is neutered, heartworm negative, and vaccinated. Known for being calm, sweet, and eager to please, he is both potty trained and friendly with dogs and children. Jack walks beautifully on a leash and is described as loving towards people, making him an ideal companion for families or individuals. The shelter is offering a free adoption or fostering option, with supplies provided for fosters. Those interested can meet Jack at the shelter located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For more information about adoption or foster inquiries, individuals can contact the shelter directly via phone or email.

Max, a kitten adopted in 2022, has settled into his new home and formed a bond with the family’s son. The family shared an update, stating that Max enjoys wet cat food and sleeping. They expressed happiness with his adaptation and included photos of Max from his adoption and his current state. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center encourages others to share similar stories about their pets by sending an email, along with pictures. Additionally, individuals interested in adoption can view available pets through the provided link or contact the shelter directly for more information. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with phone numbers for general inquiries and adoptions listed.

A free pet food distribution event will take place this Friday in Pasadena, offering assistance to pet owners in need. Participants can drive up to the designated location, remain in their vehicles, and have pet food loaded directly into their trunks. No appointment is necessary, and supplies will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. The initiative aims to support families facing difficulties in feeding their pets. The Houston Humane Society has partnered with the event organizers to facilitate the distribution. Community members are encouraged to share the information with those who may benefit from the service.

Pups & Pilates took place recently, bringing together pet lovers and their dogs for a unique community event. Attendees enjoyed activities that included belly rubs, cuddles, and playful interactions with their pets. The event was organized by a local events team in partnership with HOTWORX, which contributed to the enjoyable atmosphere. Those who could not attend were informed that another community adoption event will follow soon, enticing residents with promises of future canine companionship opportunities.

Throughout August, the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is waiving adoption fees in celebration of Clear The Shelters Month. This initiative allows residents to adopt puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats at no cost. Each adoption includes essential services such as spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, and microchipping.

Potential adopters can view the available pets through the shelter’s website or visit in person at 5150 Burke Rd. For additional information, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340. This fee waiver provides an opportunity for individuals and families to welcome a new pet into their homes without the financial barrier typically associated with adoption.

Pasadena Animal Shelter is urgently seeking adopters, fosters, or rescue placements for a group of dogs currently awaiting homes. Despite multiple pleas for assistance, none have yet arrived to claim these animals. The shelter emphasizes the importance of sharing this information, suggesting that greater visibility could increase the animals’ chances of finding homes. Those interested in adopting or fostering can do so at no cost, with supplies included for fosters. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Road in Pasadena, where inquiries can be directed to the numbers provided. For further assistance or questions about rescue options, individuals can reach the shelter through email. The situation remains critical as the dogs’ future depends on immediate intervention.

Cuddles, a four-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, has become a favorite among staff members, including team member David. Weighing 10 lbs and neutered, Cuddles is vaccinated and ready for adoption. The shelter encourages the community to meet Cuddles in person, suggesting that his charming personality will win over visitors as it has the staff.

Adoption and fostering are available at no cost, with supplies included for fosters. Those interested can access more information about the adoption process through the Pasadena city website. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located on Burke Rd. in Pasadena. Contact details for the shelter and adoption inquiries are provided for those wishing to learn more.

Apolo, a two-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, longing for a home. Although he adjusts well to kennel life, he dreams of the comfort of a real bed and a family to call his own. Apolo is neutered, heartworm positive, vaccinated, and weighs 43 pounds. He is potty trained, friendly with other dogs, and good with children.

The shelter features various adoption options, including dogs available for $25 and cats and dogs in regular kennels for free. All adoptions come with necessary medical procedures such as spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. The center encourages potential adopters to consider giving a pet like Apolo a loving home.

Located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 specifically for adoptions. More information on adoptable pets is available on their website.

Mr. Cheezenut, a domestic shorthair cat at Pasadena Animal Shelter, is ready for adoption after spending six years in a shelter environment. Known for his affectionate “love nibbles,” he seeks a caring home where he can overcome his habit of seeking attention through gentle bites. The shelter notes that he would thrive best with an experienced cat owner who can help him adjust. Currently on the Urgent List, he is neutered, vaccinated, and weighs 11.6 pounds.

Adoption and fostering opportunities are available for free, with supplies included for fosters. Interested individuals can reach out to the Pasadena Animal Shelter for inquiries or to complete the adoption process. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

HOTWORX is hosting an event called Pups & Pilates, inviting locals to participate in a unique workout experience featuring dogs. Attendees can exercise in the company of adoptable pups, providing a blend of fitness and companionship. Those fostering dogs are encouraged to bring their pets along for the class. The event aims to create an opportunity for participants to engage with the pups and possibly find a suitable match for adoption. Interested individuals can sign up online to reserve their spot.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has issued an urgent appeal for help as its facility nears full capacity. Over the past three days, the shelter has taken in 67 cats and 51 dogs, resulting in a significant shortage of kennel space. To alleviate the situation, the shelter is promoting fostering arrangements, providing food, crates, and support at no cost to foster families.

For those considering adoption, the shelter is offering all pets in its regular kennels for free, which includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and microchipping. This initiative aims to facilitate quicker placements and create space for additional animals in need. Interested individuals can view the available pets through a dedicated online platform. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena, with contact numbers available for inquiries.

Poochy, a seven-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, seeking a new home. Initially frightened and in poor condition upon arrival, she has shown significant improvement. Poochy has gained weight, her fur is regenerating, and her friendly personality continues to emerge. She is potty-trained and spayed but is heartworm positive, with treatment costs covered for those who adopt or foster her.

Poochy is on the Urgent List, meaning her situation is time-sensitive. She is described as a fashion-forward pooch, often seen in a skirt. The shelter is encouraging potential adopters and fosters to consider giving Poochy a chance at a home.

Those interested can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter’s website or by contacting them directly. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with a phone number available for inquiries.

Diesel, a one-year-old male American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, facing an uncertain future if not adopted soon. Residing in the kennel, Diesel expresses feelings of loneliness and stress, seeking a quiet home where he can feel safe. Shelter staff note his need for a space where he can be the only pet, allowing him to thrive with focused care. Diesel is fully vaccinated and heartworm negative, weighing 53 pounds. The shelter urges potential adopters to consider giving Diesel a chance. For more information on adoption or rescue inquiries, contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or visit their website.

Bonnie, a five-year-old Staffordshire mix from the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is currently on the Urgent List and in need of a permanent home. Weighing 50 pounds, she is spayed, vaccinated, and heartworm positive, with treatment costs covered for adopters and fosters. Bonnie has demonstrated good behavior in a foster home, suggesting she could thrive as a solo pet or with another dog if fed separately. Shelter staff describe her as sociable and well-mannered, making her a fitting companion for those seeking a loving pet. Prospective adopters have an opportunity to adopt or foster her at no cost, with necessary supplies included for fosters. Those interested in meeting Bonnie can visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center at 5150 Burke Rd or contact the shelter by phone or email for more information.

Luke, a six-year-old domestic shorthair cat, was recently abandoned at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Brought in without any identification, he has been given a new name and is currently listed as urgent for adoption. The shelter staff report that Luke is frightened but responds positively to gentle handling, showcasing a desire for companionship. He is neutered, vaccinated, and weighs 13.6 pounds.

The shelter is actively seeking adopters or foster homes for Luke, offering supplies for free to those who choose to foster. As he waits for a new family, Luke’s situation emphasizes the challenges faced by abandoned pets in need of care and attention. Interested parties can reach the Pasadena Animal Shelter for more information and adoption details.

Bronco, a five-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, has been waiting for adoption for 84 days, longer than any other dog in the facility. Described as affectionate and well-trained, he walks nicely on a leash and enjoys giving kisses. Despite his cheerful demeanor, Bronco faces the possibility of being placed on the Urgent List, a situation he dreads as it may lead to another goodbye. Bronco is neutered and vaccinated but is heartworm positive; the shelter sponsors treatment for adopters and fosters. The shelter is currently offering free adoption and fostering, including supplies for fosters. Interested parties can reach out via email or visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter for more information.

HOTWORX is hosting an event called Pups & Pilates, blending fitness with animal adoption. Participants can engage in a Pilates workout while interacting with adoptable puppies from local shelters. The event encourages attendees to bring their own fostered dogs as well. Those interested in joining can sign up online. The atmosphere is designed to be enjoyable and supportive, aiming to connect potential pet owners with their future companions. The session promises to deliver both a fitness routine and a heartwarming experience amid adorable pets seeking homes.

Happy, a long-stay pet at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, has found a new home with a loving family and a human brother to play with. The shelter encourages community members to visit and consider adopting any of the pets available for free. The center is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. Interested individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or for adoptions at 713-848-5362. More information is available through their email, [email protected], or via their linktr.ee page.

Augustus, a seven-year-old neutered male Boxer/Mastiff mix, recently enjoyed an overnight Doggie Date with a staff member from Pasadena Animal Shelter. During this time, he displayed friendly behavior with her daughter, small dog, and cats. Augustus rode well in the car and engaged in play, proudly fetching toys in his pajamas.

The shelter encourages those unable to adopt or foster to consider participating in the Doggie Date program, where individuals can take a dog out for a day or overnight. This initiative allows potential adopters to assess how a dog may fit into their home environment. Participants may take their canine companions to parks or treat them to food, with specific guidelines in place to ensure the dog’s well-being.

Augustus is currently available for adoption, fostering, or rescue. Additional information about him and the adoption process can be found through the Pasadena Animal Shelter.

Blake, a two-year-old Siberian Husky mix, is in urgent need of a forever home after being found wandering in Pasadena. Described as handsome with striking blue eyes, Blake is also noted for his sweet temperament. Shelter staff report that he enjoys being brushed and has a patient nature, but his time in the kennel is causing him distress. Signs of anxiety have emerged, as he has begun licking and scratching at his kennel door.

Currently on the Urgent List, Blake’s situation is pressing. The shelter urges potential adopters to consider providing him with a loving environment where he can thrive. He is neutered, vaccinated, and weighs 35 pounds. Interested individuals can reach out to Pasadena Animal Shelter for more details on adopting Blake and giving him the chance at a happier life. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd. For inquiries, contact 713-848-5340 or email [email protected].

Lt. Dan, a three-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, was discovered wandering in a neighborhood with injuries. An Animal Control Officer rescued him and brought him to the Pasadena Animal Shelter, where swelling and puncture wounds were noted on his front right leg. A veterinary examination revealed a fracture and an infection, leading to a recommendation for amputation after treatment to clear the infection.

Currently recovering and exhibiting a positive demeanor, Lt. Dan has shown compatibility with other dogs, demonstrating playful behavior despite the other dog’s lack of interest. He is now on the Urgent List at the shelter, and there is a call for potential adopters or rescues to provide him the care he needs.

Individuals interested in adopting Lt. Dan can find more information through the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center. The shelter can be contacted directly for inquiries about adoption or rescue opportunities.

A urgent call for help has been issued to find foster homes or rescues for 11 orphaned puppies in the area. The puppies, approximately four weeks old, are currently under temporary care and require immediate attention. They are starting to eat wet food, but still need milk supplements to thrive.

Individuals are encouraged to keep the pups in pairs for their well-being. Interested parties can reach out to Brisa at [email protected]. The team is actively working on the puppies’ intake process while they remain in a makeshift intake basket. Time is of the essence in ensuring the health and safety of these young animals.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is facing a shortage of kitten formula, specifically PetLac, essential for nurturing young kittens until they can be adopted. The shelter has appealed for assistance from the community, asking for donations of PetLac through their Amazon Wishlist or local pet stores. Items can be delivered directly to the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. Each donation contributes to the health and growth of these vulnerable animals as they await permanent homes. The shelter invites anyone interested to contact them for more information about the donation process and adoption services.

Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is hosting an adoption event aiming to find homes for numerous pets. Dogs in the silver kennels are available for a fee of $25, while cats and dogs in regular kennels can be adopted at no cost. Each adoption package includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. The shelter encourages residents to meet the animals waiting for families, emphasizing the joy of giving a pet a home. Interested individuals can view adoptable animals online or visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For more information, contact the shelter or their adoption services.

At the Pasadena Animal Shelter, a cat named Maple has become a favorite among staff and visitors. Maple, a 1.2-year-old spayed domestic shorthair, is noted for her affectionate nature, often greeting people with headbutts and seeking out pets. Despite her friendly demeanor, she is the shelter’s longest-staying resident and has been waiting for a permanent home.

The shelter is encouraging the community to consider adopting or fostering Maple, with supplies provided for those who choose to foster. Interested individuals can contact the shelter for more information on the adoption process. Maple’s longing for a family continues, and the shelter hopes that attention to her story can lead to the happy ending she deserves.

For those wishing to meet Maple or inquire about adoption, the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd.

The Ohana Means Family Market is scheduled for this weekend, featuring local shopping, food, refreshments, and adoptable pets. The event encourages community members to support local businesses while enjoying a day of island-inspired activities. The first 30 guests will receive complimentary tote bags. Individuals fostering dogs are welcome to bring them along to the event. Registration is available online for those wishing to participate. Attendees are invited to engage with local vendors and potentially find a new pet to adopt.

Teddy, a four-month-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is currently facing an urgent situation at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Neutered, vaccinated, and weighing 15 pounds, this shy puppy struggles to adapt to the shelter environment. Staff members describe him as sweet and playful, indicating that with a bit of time and patience, Teddy can thrive in a loving home. He is on the shelter’s Urgent List, which raises concerns about his chances for adoption.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is urging potential adopters or rescue organizations to act quickly to give Teddy a chance at a happier life. Interested parties can access the adoption application through the shelter’s official website. For additional inquiries, the shelter provides contact email addresses and phone numbers for adoption and rescue-related questions.

Two three-week-old kittens in need of immediate care are currently available for fostering or adoption, according to the Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center. Found alone, the kittens are too young to survive in a shelter environment. They are being fed a mixture of kitten formula and wet food. The shelter emphasizes that all necessary supplies will be provided for those willing to foster the animals. The urgency of the situation is highlighted, as each minute counts in securing a safe and loving home for the kittens. Those interested in fostering or adopting can access free services through the provided link. For further inquiries, individuals can contact the shelter directly via email or by phone. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, and potential adopters can also find more information through their online platforms.

Mia, a two-year-old Siberian Husky mix, is currently seeking a forever home. She is spayed, heartworm negative, and vaccinated, weighing in at 61 pounds. Though her kennel behavior may be a bit overwhelming, those who take the time to interact with her find a loving companion eager for a place on a cozy couch.

Mia is on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, located at 5150 Burke Rd. The shelter emphasizes the importance of direct adoption or rescue. Interested individuals can fill out an application through the link provided, or reach out with questions via email.

For those ready to consider Mia as a new family member, she represents a chance to provide a loving home to a dog in need.

Disel, a six-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, is currently in urgent need of a new home after his owner had to part ways with him. Described as well-trained and friendly with people, children, and other dogs, Disel has a strong desire for companionship and affection. Weighing 37.7 pounds, he is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. The Pasadena Animal Shelter emphasizes the urgency of finding him a second chance, as he is on the Urgent List and faces limited time for adoption.

Potential adopters or rescuers are encouraged to contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center directly for inquiries. Interested individuals can find more information through the provided links. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena.

The Ohana Means Family Market is scheduled for this weekend, inviting residents of Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte to participate in a day of shopping and community engagement. Attendees can expect a variety of local vendors offering goods, along with food and refreshments. The event will also feature animals up for adoption, encouraging a family-friendly atmosphere. The first 30 guests will receive a complimentary tote bag as an incentive to arrive early.

Foster pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs to the market and can register them in advance. The event promotes local businesses and fosters connections among community members while providing opportunities for families to enjoy the day together.

Diesel, a one-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, awaits adoption at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Having been in the shelter since May, the stress of kennel life is evident in his demeanor. Diesel is listed as urgent and is seeking a new home where he can be the only pet, receiving the love and stability he needs.

The shelter emphasizes that Diesel, who weighs 53 pounds, is vaccinated and heartworm negative. Interested individuals can adopt or rescue him through the Pasadena Animal Shelter. For more information, contact the shelter directly or access their adoption application online.

Rocky, a four-year-old Doberman Pinscher mix, is currently on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Once cheerful and playful, Rocky is now struggling emotionally in the shelter environment. Described as frightened rather than aggressive, he has become overwhelmed and is running out of time.

The shelter urges the community to consider adopting or fostering Rocky, offering free supplies for those who foster. This initiative aims to provide him with a better chance at finding a loving home, as his well-being continues to decline in his current situation.

Rocky is neutered, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and weighs 72 pounds. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, with contact numbers for adoptions and inquiries available.

Wallflower, a two-year-old domestic shorthair mix, is currently on the Urgent List at the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Weighing 4.1 pounds, she is spayed and vaccinated, but her shy demeanor has made her hesitant in the shelter environment. Wallflower is seeking a quiet home where she can feel safe and come out of her shell. The shelter is calling for potential adopters who appreciate the gentle nature of more reserved animals. Those interested in giving Wallflower a loving home can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter at 5150 Burke Rd or through their adoption application link. The situation is time-sensitive, urging immediate action for those who believe in the worth of timid pets.

Charlie, a six-month-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is currently in a foster home and has shown significant improvement in training. His foster caregiver reports that Charlie is intelligent, eager to please, and enjoys learning. Active and playful, he responds well to food motivation, making his training enjoyable. The caregiver is seeking a temporary foster from July 20 to August 19, as they will be traveling and unable to care for him. If a suitable family is found during this time, there’s also a possibility for Charlie to be adopted. Those interested in fostering or adopting Charlie can fill out an adoption form available on the Pasadena city website. Charlie is neutered, vaccinated, weighs 33.3 pounds, and is described as having a sweet personality. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center can be reached at 713-848-5340 for more information.

The Ohana Means Family Market will be held in Pasadena, featuring local vendors, food, and adoptable pets. Attendees can enjoy a variety of activities designed for the whole family. The first 30 guests will receive a complimentary tote bag upon arrival. Those who have fostered dogs are encouraged to bring their pets, with a sign-up option provided online. The event aims to foster community spirit and support local businesses while offering a chance for people to find new pets.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has issued an urgent call for help as it approaches near-full capacity. Over the past 13 days, the shelter has taken in 117 cats and 104 dogs, leading to a critical shortage of kennel space. The organization is encouraging the community to consider adoption or fostering, offering free fostering that includes necessary supplies such as food and crates. Each adoption comes with spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. Residents interested in adopting or fostering are urged to act quickly to help alleviate the overcrowding. Potential adopters can view the latest arrivals and available pets on the shelter’s website. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. For more information, people can contact the shelter via phone or email.

The Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event took place recently, attracting numerous attendees and their pets. The event featured activities such as splash pads and a variety of treats, including pup cups donated by Starbucks Pasadena. Organizers expressed gratitude to the events team and staff for their efforts, as well as to volunteer Vivian for her significant contributions. The day emphasized the joy of pet adoption, aiming to connect dogs with potential forever homes. The successful event celebrated both the love for pets and the community spirit, leaving a lasting impression on participants.

Scooba Steve, a 1.1-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, recently participated in a Doggy Date, impressing his date with his affectionate nature. Feedback included details of their walk around Crenshaw, followed by a cozy evening at home where Scooba enjoyed cuddling and taking a long nap. Although he was somewhat uneasy during the car ride, he exhibited curiosity upon arriving at his new environment. Observers noted his calm demeanor and believed he would thrive in a relaxed household that enjoys light walks, as he appears to be a couch potato. Scooba Steve is neutered, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and weighs 45.8 pounds. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center encourages interested individuals to adopt or foster him for free, with supplies included for fosters. For more inquiries, the shelter can be contacted directly.

A recent Free Pet Vaccines and Microchips Drive successfully provided vaccinations for 241 pets and microchips for 164 pets. The event aimed to improve the health and safety of local animals. Petco Love supplied the vaccines, while Three Little Pitties Rescue contributed microchips and collars. Organizers credited their hardworking team for the event’s success. For those who could not attend, future opportunities for pet vaccinations and microchipping are already in the works. Further details will be shared on the event page.

The Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event will take place soon, offering families a chance to meet adoptable pets. Attendees can enjoy complimentary Pup Cups for their dogs, provided by Starbucks Pasadena. The event encourages those fostering dogs to bring their pets along, creating an opportunity for potential adoptions. Community members are welcomed to share the day with friends and family while exploring options for adding a furry companion to their homes. Further details, including registration for foster dogs, can be found on the event’s signup page.

The Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event is scheduled for this weekend, promising a day filled with activities and opportunities to adopt pets. Attendees can meet a variety of adorable dogs looking for homes while enjoying summer festivities. Additionally, Starbucks is contributing free pup cups for participating dogs. The event encourages current foster parents to bring their foster dogs as well. The organization invites families and friends to join in the celebration, emphasizing a community atmosphere focused on pet adoption. Specific details about the location and time are available on the event’s webpage.

A free Pet Vaccines & Microchips event is scheduled for tomorrow, providing essential health services for pets in Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte. The event offers free DA2PP and FVRCP vaccines, as well as microchipping, but excludes rabies vaccines. The drive-thru service is designed for convenience, allowing pet owners to receive care without leaving their vehicles. Attendees must adhere to specific requirements: dogs must be leashed, cats must be in carriers, and there is a limit of two pets per vehicle. The event operates on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies run out. No residency is necessary to participate. The initiative is organized in collaboration with Three Little Pitties Rescue and Petco Love, aiming to enhance the health and safety of animals in the area.

Blake, a two-year-old Siberian Husky mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, waiting for a permanent home. Weighing 34.6 pounds, Blake is neutered and vaccinated but is heartworm positive. Described as fun-loving and easygoing, he enjoys playful activities such as swimming and bath time, endearing himself to those he meets. The shelter encourages individuals to consider adopting or fostering Blake, with the option for free fostering, including supplies. For inquiries or to express interest in Blake, the shelter can be contacted via email or phone. Blake’s story is one of many animals at the Pasadena shelter seeking families. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, with contact numbers for both general inquiries and adoptions available.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is currently running an adoption event featuring a variety of dogs and cats eager to find loving homes. Dogs housed in silver kennels are available for a fee of $25, while cats and dogs in regular kennels can be adopted at no charge. Each adoption includes additional services such as spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip, ensuring animals leave the shelter ready for their new lives. Prospective pet owners are encouraged to visit the shelter at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena to meet their future companions. For more information, individuals can contact the shelter at 713-848-5340 or 713-848-5362, or reach out via email at [email protected].

Pasadenian hosts a Free Pet Vaccines & Microchips Event this Friday, offering essential services for local pets. The event will provide free DA2PP and FVRCP vaccines, though rabies vaccinations will not be included. Microchips will also be available free of charge. Participants can enjoy a drive-thru service, allowing them to remain in their vehicles for convenience. Dog owners are advised to keep their pets on leashes, while cats must be transported in carriers. Attendance is limited to two pets per vehicle, and services will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies run out. No residency requirements apply for the event. Collaborators Three Little Pitties Rescue and Petco Love facilitate the initiative, encouraging pet owners to attend and help ensure the health and safety of their furry companions.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is encouraging residents to consider pet adoption. The shelter is currently offering dogs housed in its silver kennels for $25, while cats and dogs in regular kennels can be adopted at no cost. Each adoption includes spay or neuter surgery, vaccines, and a microchip. Interested individuals can visit the shelter to meet potential pets. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. Adoption inquiries can be directed to 713-848-5362 or via email at [email protected]. More details are available on their social media linktree.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is seeking donations of gently used towels, kitten formula, and bottles to help care for homeless pets. Community members can assist by shopping from the shelter’s Amazon Wishlist or by purchasing supplies from local pet stores. Items can be dropped off at the shelter located at 5160 Burke Rd. The shelter emphasizes the collective effort needed to support animals in care, expressing gratitude for community involvement in maintaining the well-being of both dogs and cats. For further inquiries, the shelter can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general shelter matters and 713-848-5362 for adoption information.

The Dog Days of Summer Adoption Event will take place soon in Pasadena. The event invites attendees to meet pets available for adoption and engage in summer-themed activities. Those who are currently fostering pets are encouraged to bring their foster animals, with a registration option available online. The event aims to connect potential adopters with animals in need of homes. Further details on participation can be found through the signup link provided. The gathering promises to be a festive occasion for animal lovers and community members alike.

Dan, a three-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix, is in need of a new home following a recommendation for amputation of his broken front right leg. Despite his injury, Dan remains affectionate, playful, and is described as dog-friendly and potty trained. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is urgently seeking either a rescue organization to take him in or an adopter willing to sign a medical waiver and arrange for his veterinary care.

Dan is heartworm negative, vaccinated, and weighs 63.4 pounds. Those interested in adopting or fostering him are encouraged to contact the shelter. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd. For further inquiries, phone numbers for the shelter and adoptions are provided, along with an adoption application link.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is urgently seeking foster homes for four kittens found alone and too young to be placed in the shelter. The kittens require a loving environment for two weeks until they can fully transition from milk supplements to wet food. The shelter will provide all necessary supplies for their care. Those interested in fostering these kittens can contact the shelter via email at [email protected]. The effort aims to ensure the survival and healthy growth of these vulnerable animals. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, and additional information is available by calling 713-848-5340 for shelter inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoptions.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center issued an urgent appeal for adopters and rescue placements for several dogs facing imminent challenges. The shelter emphasized the need for immediate action to prevent these animals from being lost within the system. Adoption is offered at no cost, encouraging community members to consider bringing a pet into their homes. Individuals interested in adopting or rescuing a dog are urged to reach out as soon as possible. The shelter’s contact information is provided for inquiries, including a specific email for rescue holds and questions. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with phone numbers listed for both general inquiries and adoptions. The situation highlights the urgent need for support in helping these animals find loving homes.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center currently has a variety of pets available for adoption, including dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens. The shelter is offering dogs in silver kennels for $25, while cats and dogs in regular kennels can be adopted for free. Each adoption includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip.

Individuals interested in adopting can view the available pets on the shelter’s website, which provides further details and access to the adoption process. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, and can be reached by phone for inquiries at 713-848-5340 for general information or 713-848-5362 for adoptions. The staff encourages community members to consider giving a pet a forever home.

Next Friday, residents can access free pet care services at a drive-thru event offering vaccinations and microchips for pets. The event provides DA2PP and FVRCP vaccines, in addition to microchips, without any residency requirements. Pet owners can bring up to two pets per vehicle. Animals must be prepared accordingly, with dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. The services will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Three Little Pitties Rescue and Petco Love are sponsoring the initiative to support local pets.

A local business in Pasadena has announced plans to host a community event featuring various vendors and entertainment options. Scheduled for next month, the event will take place in a downtown park, providing space for families and individuals to gather. Attendees can explore local crafts, food stalls, and live performances throughout the day.

The event aims to promote local artisans and small businesses, encouraging residents to support their neighbors. Organizers expect a diverse turnout, with a focus on inclusivity and family-friendly activities. There will be designated areas for children’s games and crafts, along with food options catering to various dietary preferences.

No admission fee will be charged, but donations will be welcomed to support local charities. More details about participating vendors and the event schedule will be released in the coming weeks.

Swiss Roll, a dog who spent a year in a foster home, has now found a permanent home. His new owner is looking forward to many joyful days together. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center continues to encourage residents to consider adopting from their foster animals. Those interested in bringing a new pet into their lives can visit the shelter and inquire about available animals. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd in Pasadena. For more information, potential adopters can reach the shelter at 713-848-5340 or 713-848-5362. Adoptions can also be initiated via email at [email protected]. More details about available pets can be accessed through the shelter’s online platforms.

As the Fourth of July approaches, animal shelters anticipate a significant rise in lost pets. Statistics indicate a 30–60% increase in missing dogs and cats during the holiday weekend, primarily due to the fear caused by fireworks. Loud noises often prompt pets to flee from their homes in search of safety. To mitigate this issue, experts recommend specific precautions to secure pets. Recommended measures include creating a safe space within the home, using calming products, and keeping pets indoors during fireworks displays. Community members are urged to take proactive steps to ensure the safety and comfort of their animals during this festive time.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has launched a July adoption campaign, offering special prices for pets this month. Dogs in silver kennels can be adopted for $25, while cats and dogs in regular kennels are available for free. All adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, and a microchip, making it easier for residents of Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte to bring home a new pet. The shelter encourages potential pet owners to consider adopting during Independence Day celebrations, highlighting the opportunity for a fresh start for both pets and new families. Interested individuals can view adoptable pets through the provided link. The shelter’s contact information is available for inquiries regarding adoptions and further details.

Princess, a cat previously named Karen, has found a loving home after being adopted in February. Her new family reports that she has been a delight, quickly bonding with her brother Gaara. They describe her as a cuddly companion who enjoys sleeping alongside them. The family expressed gratitude for the opportunity to adopt what they called “an absolute angel.” Pasadena Animal Shelter encourages others to share their own pet adoption stories. Residents can email the shelter with updates and photos of their furry friends. The shelter, located at 5150 Burke Rd, offers both adoption and shelter services, available at 713-848-5340 and adoptions can be inquired at 713-848-5362.

Pasadena Animal Shelter has taken in 78 dogs and 143 cats in one week and urgently needs adopters, fosters, and rescues. Dogs in silver kennels are just $25, and there are waived adoption fees for other cats and dogs. All adoptions include spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips. Now is a great time to adopt or check the shelter if you’ve lost a pet. More info and adoptable pets: 24petconnect.com/PASD.
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The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center has recently seen an influx of animals, taking in 78 dogs and 143 cats within a single week. To address this surge in population, the shelter is offering adoption fees of just $25 for dogs housed in silver kennels. For cats and dogs in regular kennels, adoption fees have been waived entirely. Each adoption includes essential services such as spay/neuter, vaccinations, and a microchip.

The shelter encourages those considering pet adoption to visit and find their next companion. For residents who may have lost a pet, the shelter also invites them to stop by. With the current situation, the shelter aims to connect pets with new owners seeking forever homes.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoption specifics.

During the Houston Cat Expo, ten cats found permanent homes over the weekend. The event featured numerous visitors who engaged with the cats, offering affection and support. The successful adoption effort was facilitated by a dedicated events team and the cooperative environment at the expo. The organization expressed gratitude to the adopters who chose to give these cats new beginnings. The event highlighted the importance of community involvement in animal rescue efforts.

The Pasadena Animal Shelter urgently seeks adopters, fosters, or rescue placements for five dogs at immediate risk. The call for help emphasizes that one action could potentially save a life. Potential fosters can adopt or foster at no cost, with supplies included for those who foster. Interested individuals can access the adoption and foster applications through the shelter’s website. The Pasadena Animal Shelter and Adoption Center is located at 5150 Burke Rd. Those with questions or needing rescue hold information can reach out via email. The shelter encourages community involvement to ensure the safety and well-being of these animals.

June is recognized as National Foster A Pet Month, encouraging community members to consider fostering pets in need. The Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center is reaching out to residents, emphasizing that fostering is free of charge. The shelter provides food, supplies, crates, and medical care for animals while caregivers are responsible for offering a safe environment.

Fostering even for a short period, such as two weeks, can significantly impact the lives of pets by freeing up space for other animals in need. Interested individuals can sign up through the shelter’s website or contact them directly for more information. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, and can be reached at 713-848-5340 for general inquiries or 713-848-5362 for adoption-related questions.

The Houston Cat Expo is hosting an event dedicated to cat lovers on an upcoming weekend. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet adoptable cats and browse local vendors. Activities include Meow Karaoke, cat-themed comedy performances, tattoo artists, and a Cat Costume Contest.

Foster pet parents wishing to bring their cats to the event can register in advance through a provided link. This gathering aims to celebrate feline companionship and offers a chance for attendees to adopt a new pet while enjoying a range of cat-related entertainment.

Rusty, a six-year-old Chihuahua Longhair mix, is featured in today’s Foster Friday from the Pasadena Animal Shelter. Known for being potty trained and well-adjusted, he coexists harmoniously with his foster family’s dog and adapts well to crate life. Rusty enjoys playtime, snuggles, toys, and lounging in the sun. His foster family will be leaving town on July 2, and if he does not find a permanent home soon, he may return to the shelter. Rusty is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative, weighing 13.6 pounds. Interested parties can adopt Rusty or inquire about him through the provided links. The Pasadena Animal Shelter encourages those looking to bring a new pet into their home to consider this affectionate dog before it’s too late. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena. For more information on adoption inquiries, people can contact the shelter via phone or email.

Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center announced a program waiving adoption fees for all cats currently available for adoption. The initiative aims to help find homes for numerous felines in need. Each adoption includes essential services such as spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. The shelter encourages residents to visit and meet their potential new companions. Individuals can view available cats online. The shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, with contact information listed for inquiries. This effort highlights the shelter’s commitment to reducing the number of homeless animals in the area while promoting responsible pet ownership.

Raven, a 2-year-old female German Shepherd mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is seeking a permanent home. Weighing 72 pounds, she is described as shy yet gentle, requiring a patient owner to help her gain confidence. Raven is currently on the Urgent List and is heartworm positive, with treatment costs covered for adopters. She is vaccinated and looking for a secure environment and a compassionate heart. Interested individuals can adopt or rescue her through the shelter’s application process. For more information, the Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, Texas, with contact numbers for the shelter and adoptions provided. Facebook

Rocky, a four-year-old Doberman Pinscher mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, is currently looking for a permanent home. Weighing 72 pounds, he is neutered, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. Despite feeling uncertain in the shelter environment, Rocky displays a friendly demeanor, particularly with children and other dogs. He is described as sweet and gentle, showing a playful side when given treats and patience. Rocky is on the Urgent List and needs a second chance at a loving home. The shelter is offering free adoptions or fostering, with supplies included for foster families. Potential adopters or those with questions can contact the shelter directly at the provided details.

Disel, a 6-year-old Labrador Retriever mix, is currently at the Pasadena Animal Shelter after being surrendered by his owner. Despite his circumstances, he remains well-trained, enjoys cuddling, and is good with people, kids, and other dogs. However, the shelter environment has been overwhelming for him, causing him anxiety. Disel is on the Urgent List, indicating a pressing need for adoption or rescue. He is neutered, heartworm negative, and vaccinated, weighing 37.7 pounds. The shelter encourages interested individuals to consider adopting or rescuing Disel to offer him a new home. For inquiries or applications, the shelter can be contacted via their website or email. The Pasadena Animal Shelter is located at 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, TX. Facebook

Loui, a three-year-old Rottweiler mix at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, exhibits contrasting behaviors inside and outside his kennel. Indoors, he is distressed, barking and jumping in an attempt to cope with the stress of shelter life. While visitors see this anxious side and often walk by, Loui transforms outside into a sweet and playful dog full of energy. Currently on the shelter’s Urgent List, there are concerns that his stressful environment is concealing his true personality. The shelter appeals to potential adopters and rescuers to consider giving Loui a chance at a loving home. He is neutered, heartworm negative, vaccinated, and weighs 71.3 pounds. Interested individuals can contact the Pasadena Animal Shelter for adoption applications or inquiries.

Cecilia, a two-year-old domestic shorthair cat at the Pasadena Animal Shelter, is in urgent need of a permanent home. Described as sweet and affectionate, she quickly warms up to people seeking attention. Despite her friendly demeanor, Cecilia has been waiting for months to be adopted. After being placed on the Urgent List, her situation has become critical.

The shelter is offering free adoptions and fostering, including supplies for foster caretakers. Interested individuals can visit the Pasadena Animal Shelter or contact them for more information. Cecilia weighs 7.9 pounds, is spayed, vaccinated, and ready to find her forever home.

Location details for the shelter include 5150 Burke Rd, Pasadena, TX, with contact numbers for inquiries and adoptions provided.