If you love animals, did you know you can make a difference in dogs and cats lives right here in Texarkana? You can help by making a donation of supplies to the Texarkana Animal Care and Adoption Center's Stock the Shelter Animal Shelter Drive.
The Texarkana Arkansas Board of Directors met last night. There were a lot of Texarkana citizens, including representatives from local animal rescue organizations who spoke up about the large number of stray and abandoned dogs and cats in our area.
Government red tape and an underfunded Texarkana animal shelter has caused a lot of grief for my family, our 10 year-old daughter and our young pet cat, Pepsi.
This sweet cat has been a great helper at the animal shelter in Texarkana. She has been at the shelter for a year and during that period of time, she has helped raise many litters of orphaned kittens. Now it is her turn for a happy home.
Bonnie is a Boxer mix that is less than 2 years old. She was surrendered to the animal shelter by her owner in March, with no reason noted on the paper work but now it seems that reason is clear, Bonnie is pregnant. The poor girl is still very scared. She needs a place to go to have her babies. See my updated video below.
Bonnie is a Boxer mix that is less than two years old. She was surrendered to the animal shelter by her owner in March, with no reason noted on the paper work. Poor thing is very scared.
The second annual Fur Ball is this Saturday in Texarkana. The funds raised will benefit our local animal shelter, the Animal Care and Adoption Center, in Texarkana, Ark.
This litter of puppies is in trouble. Last week there were four babies; yesterday there were only three. A shelter is not a good place for babies to be raised. This family needs out ASAP. Are you interested in fostering?
The second annual Fur Ball is coming in April. The funds raised will benefit our local animal shelter, the Animal Care and Adoption Center, in Texarkana, Ark.
Many people have recently mistakenly thought that our animal shelter in Texarkana was a no kill shelter. That simply is not possible. Our shelter is an "open admission" shelter, which means they take everything that is surrendered within the limits of the Twin Cities and in some cases beyond. The animal shelter in Texarkana is a "high kill shelter." Find out why and how you can