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If you’re planning on getting a dog soon we hope you’ll decide to get one from one of the Austin Animal Shelters. You’ll be making a great decision if you do and you certainly have come to the right place with dozens of breeds and hundreds of wonderful rescue dogs to choose from. The Austin Animal Shelters include a network of seven local shelters, all located throughout the Austin area with locations listed below.
There are a number of places people get a dog. Some get one from a friend who has an extra puppy and needs a new home for him. Others will buy one from a recommended breeder or a local pet store. Our strong belief is that there’s a much better place to find your new best friend … at one of the local Austin Animal Shelters. Here’s something you may not know … when you adopt a rescue dog from one of the Austin Animal Shelters you’ll not only get a friendly pet but you’ll also be freeing up space to save another rescue dog. One thing we know for sure – you’ll have a wide variety of dogs to choose from at these shelters and we’re confident you’ll find the perfect dog for you and your family.
Austin Animal Shelters
Austin Humane Society
124 W. Anderson Lane
Austin, Texas 78752
512-646-PETS or 512-646-7387
adoption@austinhumanesociety.org
Formed in 1952, the Austin Humane Society is Austin’s largest, longest standing no-kill, non-profit animal shelter.
Austin Animal Services
7201 Levander Loop
Austin, TX 78702
The goal of the Austin Animal Center is to place all adoptable animals in forever homes through adoptions, foster care or rescue partner groups. View all animals currently in the shelter.
Austin Animal Center, the largest municipal animal shelter in Central Texas, provides shelter to 23,000 animals annually and services to Austin/Travis County. This facility accepts stray and owned animals regardless of age, health, species or breed.
Georgetown Pets
110 W L Walden Dr.
Georgetown, Texas 78626
512-930-3592
animalsvc@georgetown.org
The Animal Services Department provides Animal Sheltering services and Animal Control for City of Georgetown residents. Services are only provided for residents inside the city limits of Georgetown.
Austin Animal Shelters
909 S. Bagdad Road
Leander, TX 78641
512-260-SPCA (7722)
The Central Texas SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is a private nonprofit 501(c)3 non-euthanasia (no-kill), limited intake animal shelter, established in 1988. We provide shelter, food, medical care, and adoption services for homeless and abandoned dogs and cats. These services are funded solely by private donations and adoption fees. We receive no government funding and are not contracted as animal control with any local municipality or county. We accept owner release animals in addition to rescuing from local “open-door” (kill) facilities on a space available basis.
Pets
1855 S.E. Innerloop
Georgtown, Texas 78626
512-943-3322
10930 E. Crystal Falls Parkway
Leander, Texas 78641
512-260-3602
On March 1, 2007, the HSWC implemented a “No-Kill” sheltering model. With the opening of the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter – the new municipally-operated facility to house all stray and owner-released animals in the area – we have refocused our life-saving efforts towards community services and programs that will enable Williamson County to become a safe place where no adoptable pet is euthanized simply because it cannot find a home. HSWC remains committed to serving the needs of all types of pets, but limits the number of animals that are cared for at the shelter at any one time.
Life Long Friends
P.O.Box 4100
Lago Vista, Texas 78645
512-267-6876
Austin Animal Shelters
Austin Animal Shelters are an amazing place to pick out a lifelong family companion. They are sure to have your next future dog!
After you decide to get a dog at one of the local Austin Animal Shelters, try to get him trained as soon as you can. Having a well-trained, happy dog really enhances both the dogs and your lifestyle. Decide whom you want to train your dog and how you want him trained. This is a big decision and it can be time consuming but it’s important for both you and your dog. We’ve developed a guide for dog training in Austin that we believe you’ll find helpful.
Some new dog owners enroll their dog in a group training sessions, usually held at a nearby park or local pet store. Many others prefer to have someone else train their dog and hire a professional dog trainer. This can, however, prove to be quite costly as many dog trainers can charge several hundred dollars or more to train a dog. We think the best way to train your dog is to train him yourself. It’s not only the most rewarding but it’ll help you build a bond with your dog that will last a lifetime.
Training Your Dog At Home
One thing we always recommend to new dog adopters is train your dog at home. A familiar environment makes the training more interesting and fun for both you and your dog. And, it’ll save you a lot of money. Here’s an interesting fact. You will eventually train the dog yourself, regardless if you had someone else do the training in the first place. Why? Because he’s going to be spending his entire life with you. Why not train the dog yourself in the beginning using our affordable and easy-to-use online dog training video programs for guidance.
Our Inside Out Basic Obedience Series feature Jason Rae and his breakthrough positive reinforcement training methods and techniques. They produce absolutely amazing results. The videos cover both the how-to in dog training and the psychology of working with dogs. Another very popular series that owners love is Jason’s Solving Dog Behavior Problems Series. In it, Jason shows new dog adopters how to solve their dog’s behavior problems using only positive techniques and not force. When you use these videos to train your dog or fix his behavioral problems you save a lot of money. The videos show Jason solving 20 of the most common dog behavior problems.
Here’s what we want you to remember … plan on getting your next dog from one of the Austin Animal Shelters and train him yourself using our videos for guidance. You’ll like the results.
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