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The Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender (PASS) Program is the only program of its kind in North Texas. As a nonprofit organization, Dallas Pets Alive has made it a top priority to proactively work with the community to help keep companion animals in their homes and out of local animal shelters. Through amazing collaborations with many local organizations, PASS volunteers work hand in hand with individual pet owners to find the necessary, and sometimes life saving resources to help families stay together.
The people who seek out our PASS program for a variety of reasons. We know that especially during difficult times, pets are often the only source of comfort for their owners. We want to do everything we can to make sure these animals receive the care they need, which in turn provides support for the people who care for them.
Surrendering a pet is never an easy decision. Before making a surrender appointment with a local shelter, here are some ways that PASS can help:
Please take the first step by clicking the link below and filling out our Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender request form.
A member of our team will contact you to discuss alternatives and provide additional resources tailored to your situation. Remember, there’s no time limit on finding the right solution for you and your pet. Together, we can make the best decision for your beloved animal and give them the best chance at a happy life.
Social issues are always at the forefront of the various crises pet owners face, whether those issues are financial, personal, or medically induced. Your support can change the outcome of a terrible situation into hope. Learn more about the different ways you can help keep pets in their homes and out of municipal shelters, and give in the way that feels best to you.
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