We have saved hundreds of animals through our efforts during the past 10 years. We have taken the animals who are in the most need whether it be due to illness, injury, neglect, special needs, old age or bottle babies. We have helped any animal that is in need that we were able to find a foster for. In addition to cats and dogs we have taken in guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats, lizards, turtles, goats, fish, pet birds and rabbits. We also assist by transporting wild birds and wildlife to area rehabbers. We believe every animal deserves the chance to live their life to their fullest potential . We hold all unaltered females who enter into our care for a minimum of 30 days to be sure they are not pregnant before they are spayed. If they are pregnant we allow them to have their babies and raise them, then we make sure that never happens again for them or their babies. Our mission is to save every animal that is savable and to reduce the number of homeless pets through our new free spay/neuter program - Fixin’ Hunt County.
Funds to go towards our new free spay/neuter program - Fixin’ Hunt County, where we will focus on one city in Hunt County at a time, first cats then dogs, to eliminate the large numbers of homeless pets in those areas.
Funds to help one of our previous fosters, a large dog named Kipp, who needs chemotherapy after surgery to remove a mass. The vet was not able to remove all of the cancer from his muscle.
Help with our social media - Petfinder, Giving Day, etc.
Funds to remodel the kennels we have purchased;
Funds to vet current fosters with special needs
Routine vetting of our fosters - spay/neuter, vaccinations, testing, deworming and microchipping;
Flea and heartworm prevention for fosters;
Purina dog, cat, kitten and puppy chow;
Puppy pads - all sizes
Baby wipes;
Paper towels and cleaning supplies;
dog & cat toys
No Kill Hunt County is an all volunteer, foster based, 501c3 non-profit, animal rescue which was officially founded in 2014. Our mission is to save high risk animals while also working to reform area kill shelters. We also educate the public on the necessity of altering their pets and responsible pet parenting. We are working towards providing free spay/neuters for animals in Hunt County through our Fixin’ Hunt County program - to help get the pet population under control.
We are in need of someone to take over our social media including Petfinder, our website and North Texas Giving Day, etc.
Organization name
No Kill Hunt County and Surrounding Areas
other names
No Kill Hunt County, NKHC
Causes
Animals, Community Improvement
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Hunt
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
CR 4208