I voted for the new shelter -- if you live in Harris County, please support it too!
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Kate gonzales
10 years ago
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Fabian Villarreal
10 years ago
Get more help to round up stay dogs and stop dog fighting rings !
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Antonio Cruz
10 years ago
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I just moved here from Germany and it is very disheartening and gravely concerning to see that there are known abandonment sites in this city. Something must be done to protect those without a voice and punish those who choose to abuse.
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Patricia Merritt
10 years ago
It would be so great for our beloved furry friends to have somebody that can speak up for them for all the cruelty and negligence in our city
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I used to live in Houston 6 years ago and it was very sad to see, on an almost daily basis, the number of strays during my commute.
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Debra Love
10 years ago
These people are a great asset to your community and the lives they save!
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Lisa Harris
10 years ago
i care for all Gods creatures and it's going to take all of us who care about and love animals to make a difference!! Please help save these homeless souls and spread the love!!
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Page Moore
10 years ago
Houston needs better animal welfare and programs. We are disgraceful compared to much smaller cities...even right here in TX
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Candace Baggett
10 years ago
Everyday I see animals on the streets no food, care, or safety and the biggest no love! Also everyday animals are killed in shelters and they are adoptable. They may be frightened and need some time and attention. It is wrong to continue this killing when other cities are no kill. Let's show the other states and major cities how awesome Houston is by being a no kill city and hopefully one day a no kill state.
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Pat Benthall
10 years ago
We need to care for our poor animals!
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robin reed
10 years ago
Thanks for all your hard work on helping those who can not help themselves.
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Chantal
10 years ago
We care about discarded, abused and neglected animals on the streets of Houston that are seen daily. You wouldn't ignore a child being treated that way!
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Joanna Gomez
10 years ago
Please help out all the wonderful groups out there like Adore Houston.
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Lisa first
10 years ago
My vote counts! I suffered on the streets of Houston for 2 years and I vowed to those I left behind They would not suffer in vain. I was going to make a change xo pi to
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Amber Ambrose
10 years ago
If we want to become a first-class city, we HAVE to address this problem. I see homeless animals wandering the streets, and oftentimes deceased in the middle of our streets, almost every day. It's disheartening to know that there is still no comprehensive plan to tackle our animal overpopulation.
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Charlene McCartney
10 years ago
Keep up the fight!
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monica huchton
10 years ago
the south has a big problem- could learn a lot from other states- heck- even other cities like Austin !!!
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Rebecca L. Presas
10 years ago
Houston needs to get serious about the stray animal population. The socialite fundraisers for BARC are nice, but the rich have no idea what goes on in the poor neighborhoods. A large segment of the general public remains ignorant of the necessity of spaying/neutering pets and is basically at the mercy of unwanted homeless animals that continue to multiply on the streets outside their homes. Perhaps BARC resources could be used for an aggressive spay/neuter program rather than no kill shelters?
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mary brown
10 years ago
All animals have a right to live. Stop the killing of animals NOW!!!!!!!
I voted for the new shelter -- if you live in Harris County, please support it too!
Get more help to round up stay dogs and stop dog fighting rings !
I just moved here from Germany and it is very disheartening and gravely concerning to see that there are known abandonment sites in this city. Something must be done to protect those without a voice and punish those who choose to abuse.
It would be so great for our beloved furry friends to have somebody that can speak up for them for all the cruelty and negligence in our city
I used to live in Houston 6 years ago and it was very sad to see, on an almost daily basis, the number of strays during my commute.
These people are a great asset to your community and the lives they save!
i care for all Gods creatures and it's going to take all of us who care about and love animals to make a difference!! Please help save these homeless souls and spread the love!!
Houston needs better animal welfare and programs. We are disgraceful compared to much smaller cities...even right here in TX
Everyday I see animals on the streets no food, care, or safety and the biggest no love! Also everyday animals are killed in shelters and they are adoptable. They may be frightened and need some time and attention. It is wrong to continue this killing when other cities are no kill. Let's show the other states and major cities how awesome Houston is by being a no kill city and hopefully one day a no kill state.
We need to care for our poor animals!
Thanks for all your hard work on helping those who can not help themselves.
We care about discarded, abused and neglected animals on the streets of Houston that are seen daily. You wouldn't ignore a child being treated that way!
Please help out all the wonderful groups out there like Adore Houston.
My vote counts! I suffered on the streets of Houston for 2 years and I vowed to those I left behind They would not suffer in vain. I was going to make a change xo pi to
If we want to become a first-class city, we HAVE to address this problem. I see homeless animals wandering the streets, and oftentimes deceased in the middle of our streets, almost every day. It's disheartening to know that there is still no comprehensive plan to tackle our animal overpopulation.
Keep up the fight!
the south has a big problem- could learn a lot from other states- heck- even other cities like Austin !!!
Houston needs to get serious about the stray animal population. The socialite fundraisers for BARC are nice, but the rich have no idea what goes on in the poor neighborhoods. A large segment of the general public remains ignorant of the necessity of spaying/neutering pets and is basically at the mercy of unwanted homeless animals that continue to multiply on the streets outside their homes. Perhaps BARC resources could be used for an aggressive spay/neuter program rather than no kill shelters?
All animals have a right to live. Stop the killing of animals NOW!!!!!!!