This July, FREE adoptions of adult dogs and adult cats at our Dallas Animal Care Center, Ellis County Animal Care Center, and Foster!
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by Katy Bock, 2024 Fur Ball Chair All it took was a tour of the SPCA of Texas Dallas Animal Care Center to convince Lawrence and me to chair the organization’s 2024 Fur Ball gala. We realized how comprehensive the...
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Did you know that the SPCA of Texas offers spay or neuter surgery for just $50 for feral cats? It’s National Feral Cat Day, so we are hoping to recruit more citizens to help us reduce the stray cat population...
Animals can be a little woozy after waking up from their post-surgery naps! Thankfully, our vet techs are always right there to comfort them when they wake up. Here at the SPCA of Texas, we have our very own team...
Does your kitten attack your ankles from under the bed as you walk by? Bite your hand hard enough to hurt when you play? Kittens and young cats use play to practice their survival skills, whether they’re going to need...
Many people are excited to take their dog to a dog park but forget to ask their dog if they would enjoy going! All joking aside, dog parks can be a great place for dogs to burn off some energy...
Congrats, grad! Jalisco poses with his certificate. We’re proud to announce that the SPCA of Texas’ Behavior Rehabilitation Program has its first graduate! With the help of our behavior specialists and the groundbreaking program created by the ASPCA, Jalisco has...
Rabies is a scary disease, but did you know that rabies is 100% preventable? You can protect your pet from rabies by taking them to your local veterinary clinic for their yearly rabies vaccination. It’s even the law in Texas...