Texas All Creatures Rescue — Five Years of Lifesaving Service
Thank you for visiting our fundraising page and supporting Texas All Creatures Rescue. We are proudly marking our fourth anniversary as a foster-based 501(c)(3) rescue rooted in North Central Texas.
Over the past five years, we’ve grown from a handful of dedicated individuals responding to profound community need into a trusted refuge for animals in crisis. With overcrowded shelters, persistently low spay/neuter rates, and surging owner surrenders, the situation remains urgent.
The Dire Reality in Texas and NationwidE
The Need Is Great. Together, We Can Save More Lives.
Texas continues to face one of the greatest animal welfare challenges in the country. According to 2025 data from Best Friends Animal Society, Texas remains the No. 1 state in the nation for the number of healthy and treatable dogs and cats that still need to be saved. While progress is being made, only 77% of pets entering Texas shelters were saved in 2025, and approximately **78,800 additional dogs and cats still needed to be saved for Texas to reach no-kill statewide.
Across the country, an estimated 5.8 million dogs and cats entered shelters and rescues in 2025. Approximately 4.2 million were adopted, while 597,000 were euthanized.
These numbers represent progress, but they also represent an urgent and continuing need. Behind every statistic is an individual animal, frightened, abandoned, injured, neglected or simply out of time, waiting for someone to give them a chance.
At Texas All Creatures Rescue, we work to be that chance. Through rescue, recovery, veterinary care, foster homes and adoption, we help animals who might otherwise be forgotten.
This North Texas Giving Day, your support allows us to say “yes” when an animal needs us most.
Every donation makes a difference. Every life matters. Together, we rescue.
The Perfect Storm—and How We Respond
Economic strain continues to drive owner surrenders. Rising living costs, housing constraints, and soaring veterinary and food prices have left too many families unable to care for pets.
In spite of the odds, through our collective dedication:
- We have rescued and rehomed over 1000+ animals with loving families.
- Our Community Outreach Program has supported 150+ local dogs, positively impacting families and individuals in need.
Why a Facility Matters
Foster care is invaluable—but to make an even greater impact, we need a dedicated shelter space:
- A facility with individual runs, temperature-controlled play areas, and large outdoor spaces—where dogs can learn to be dogs again.
- A welcoming environment for adopters to connect personally with animals.
- On-site veterinary care and community education—everything from spay/neuter services to behavioral training workshops.
Community Healing—and Long-Term Change
Our mission goes beyond rescuing animals. We believe in empowering our community through education, advocacy, and hope:
- On-site veterinary care and training for dog owners and fosters.
- Public programming to shift behavior and increase awareness.
- Building a network of people committed to animal welfare—so we can truly end pet homelessness, together.
The Cost of Saving Lives
Here’s a breakdown of how your generosity helps one animal at a time:
| $40 |
will pay to vaccinate one adult dog against Parvo/Distemper and Kennel Cough |
| $45 |
will pay to have one dog microchipped |
| $55 |
will pay to have one dog heartworm tested and one month of heartworm prevention |
| $150 |
will pay to have a small dog spayed/neutered |
| $500-$1100 |
will pay for life-saving heartworm treatment for a dog |
| $700-$2200 |
will pay for Orthopedic surgery on an injured dog |
Every dollar brings us closer to saving more lives and transforming more futures.
From all of us at Texas All Creatures Rescue—THANK YOU. We couldn’t do this work without the compassion, time, and support of people like you.
Together, in our fourth year and beyond, we’ll keep building hope—for animals and the people who love them.