We've got some pawsome news to share with all our incredible supporters out there: the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) has been nominated as one of the best shelters in Texas! But why stop at just being nominated? With your help, we can climb the ranks to become the best rated shelter in all of Texas. Why Does Your Vote Matter? Every day, HSNT works tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome thousands of animals in need. Our mission is to create a world where every animal receives the love, respect, and care they deserve. Being recognized as the #1 shelter in Texas would not only be ..read more

The Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) is thrilled to announce an expansion of our weekly adoption events. Starting this week, join us every Wednesday from 10 AM to 3 PM at PetSmart in Montgomery Plaza, Fort Worth, for an additional chance to meet your new best friend! These events come in addition to our popular weekend adoption events held at various PetSmart and Petco locations throughout the Fort Worth Area. WE'VE GOT THE PET YOU'VE BEEN DREAMING OF HSNT cares for hundreds of adoptable pets across our five locations in North Texas. From cuddly kittens and puppies to wise senior companio ..read more

Guest Blog By: Kathryn Goodwin People and organizations are always looking for ways to volunteer. Whether it be to fulfill graduation requirements, boost resumes, or simply give back to the community, many functions are carried out through the efforts of millions of volunteer hours each year. While there are countless noble causes to which to give your time and energy, volunteering with animals is one that should be given top consideration in 2024. Keep reading to see all of the diverse benefits and ways to get involved with helping our 4-legged friends! Benefits of Volunteering With Animals ..read more

Guest Blog By: Caleb Leonard Spaying and neutering your pets is crucial for controlling domestic animal populations. That's why the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) actively promotes and provides these procedures to combat overpopulation. Stray animals are often a result of unwanted litters. By spaying and neutering, organizations like HSNT help reduce the stray population, improving animals' welfare in the community. Why is Spaying and Neutering Important? It's the law: Did you know that owning intact animals is against the law? Even in ,,pet-friendly cities like Dallas, Fort W ..read more

On a cold rainy day, a small dog was abandoned in a metal crate on the sidewalk, left alone by a woman who drove away without a second glance. It's an image that's all too familiar yet never gets easier to watch. Watch the video below to witness the heartbreaking abandonment. Thanks to an HSNT staff member, Mindy was not alone for long. She was brought into our care as soon as she was noticed. Although visibly trembling and disoriented by her sudden change in circumstances, Mindy was in good physical health. Our compassionate team immediately devoted their time and love, providing the care she ..read more

As the seasons change and temperatures drop, many cat owners wonder whether their feline companions can endure the cold. It's a valid concern, given that cats are naturally attuned to warmer climates due to their evolutionary history.  Cats and Cold Weather: To answer the question plainly, yes, cats can get cold and do so rather easily. Their evolutionary lineage, stemming from desert-dwelling ancestors, has endowed them with a higher baseline body temperature than humans. Consequently, cats tend to feel the cold more acutely than we do. This heightened sensitivity to cold temperatures ..read more

Are you a Swiftie or an animal lover? If so, you're in for a treat! This December, the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) is thrilled to announce its participation in the #TaylorSwiftChallenge, a unique opportunity to celebrate the birthday of global icon Taylor Swift, TIME's Person of the Year, while also making a profound impact on the lives of animals in need. Taylor Swift, a name synonymous with heartfelt music and global influence, has not only been named TIME's Person of the Year but also holds a special place in the hearts of animal lovers everywhere. Her beloved cat, Benjamin Button ..read more

North Texas Giving Day is just around the corner, and the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) is eagerly reaching out to our incredible community for your valuable support. We invite you to stand with us as we strive to create a meaningful difference in the lives of both animals and people throughout North Texas. Your generosity on this momentous day will be magnified through matching sponsors, stretching the impact of your contribution like never before. At HSNT, we're not just an animal shelter; we are a beacon of hope and a vital resource for our entire community. Our mission is clear: to ..read more

In a heartwarming announcement this summer, The Grey Muzzle Organization has bestowed the Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) with an $11,000 grant as part of its annual initiative to support senior dogs in need. Among the 90 chosen recipients out of 370 applicants, HSNT is set to make a significant impact on the lives of older canine companions in their community. Championing the Cause for Senior Dogs HSNT has long been dedicated to the welfare of animals, and this generous grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization is a testament to our commitment to pets in need. The $11,000 grant will go a ..read more

Guest blog by Tammy Pitts Mosquitoes can be just as bothersome to dogs as they are to humans. And these bugs are more than just an itchy nuisance! They can pose a serious threat to your dog’s health. Here are some tips to keep your furry friend bite-free this summer. 1. Utilize preventative medication and repellent ,Do mosquitoes bite dogs? Yes, and their bites can lead to numerous complications including transmission of deadly diseases like West Nile virus and heartworm in dogs. The best protection for your dog is to prevent the mosquitoes from biting them in the first place. Talk to your ve ..read more