DPA!’s Pawesome Person: June Foster Spotlight
Suleika has dedicated so much time and resources to DPA over the last few years. She has saved countless of lives by fostering dogs that were at risk of euthanasia and has given them the chance to start the rest of their lives. This is why Suleika Bloom is one of Dallas Pet’s Alive’s PAWesome People!
DPA!’s Cat of the Month – May: Meet Zoe!
Zoe, the name itself means “life” and this sweet little cat sure has the right name because she’s full of love and energy! Her foster mom describes her as a calm, patient and gentle companion who loves lots of cuddling. An attractive Domestic Short Hair Tortoiseshell Mix, her short multi-colored coat of brown, black and tan is offset by a pair of pretty light green eyes.
Dallas Pets Alive! #DogsofInstagram
From pint-sized portable pooches to true life Cinderella stories of street dogs turned agility stars, Instagram has made itself a storybook full of wonderful adoption tales about dogs rescued, fostered and adopted through Dallas Pets Alive!
Custom-Built Shelters and Feeding Stations Delivered to Lucky Cats of the Katy Trail
Known more for our city’s joggers, bikers, and nature enthusiasts, the gorgeous greenery of the Katy Trail is also home to one of Dallas’ largest feral cat colonies.
DPA!’s Dog the Month – April: Meet Gus!
Gus has had a rocky start in life but has done well in his foster home and needs someone who will provide him with unconditional love and lots of pets and cuddles. Maybe you are the person who will open your heart and your home to this charming gentleman dog. If you are, we know you will not be disappointed. Gus will politely give back a lot more than he takes.
Gus’ adoption fee is only $100 through the entire month of April! Apply to adopt Gus TODAY!
DPA!’s Cat of the Month – April: Meet Pru
Our April Cat of the Month is a delightful little calico cat named Pru. According to ancient Japanese folklore, calico cats were believed to guide fishermen safely through storms. Pru has never been a good luck charm on a Japanese fishing boat, but we do know that she’s a wonderful feline companion and that her […]
DPA!’s Cat the Month – January: Meet Jasper!
Is he black on white or white on black? Is he light on shadow or shadow on light? I just can’t decide. Whatever the case, the tuxedo markings on Jasper set him apart, making him look like a pianist in a jazz club or the perfect prom date, which gives him a slightly distinguished look. Maybe that’s why people say he’s elegant! He’s a Domestic Short Hair mix with beautiful, soft gold eyes with a white chin, bib, belly and paws. All he needs now is a red rhinestone collar, a pair of sunglasses and a Miles Davis CD. If you don’t know who Miles Davis is or what CDs are, think of Jasper getting ready for a smooth Michael Bublé concert.
Fill Their Hearts with Joy for $25
From December 1 to December 31, all of the pets on this list will have reduced adoption fees at $25. Yea, you read that correctly TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS. This is an amazing deal that even Santa’s elves can’t pass up. Help us save more lives by adopting a pet this holiday season, so we can make room for more.
Black Friday Special: Save on Your Next Furry Friend!!!
Beat the lines and skirmishes over a TV you may never get. Get a Door Buster deal from the comfort of your own home on an adorable new BLACK FRIDAY furry friend from Dallas Pets Alive.
Black Friday isn’t only reserved for the big name stores anymore. Even us little guys are getting in on the action. We have a super Black Friday special that you cannot pass up. All of our black cats and dogs are on discount from 11/25/16 – 11/27/16. ALL black animals, regardless of age, will be eligible for this once a year special. Cats/kittens will be $25 and dogs/puppies will be $100. Be sure to put in your application for your next black furry friend before the deal is up!
Holly the Hospice Foster
Meet Holly, a senior Golden/Chow mix. Holly is the face of hospice foster pet care.
Holly was surrendered to the city shelter by an owner when she was about 10 years old. When she arrived at Dallas Animal Services, she exhibited symptoms of physical and emotional stress, but when our volunteers got her out in the play yard, we saw a different dog. She ran laps, was carefree around other dogs and even played with her reflection in the windows. Due to her happy-go-lucky nature outside her kennel, DPA was able to find her a foster home, but that’s only the beginning of Holly’s story.