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If you’re planning to adopt a dog from one of the Fort Worth Animal Shelters, congratulations. You’ve made a marvelous decision and you certainly have come to the right place, as you’ll have dozens of breeds and hundreds of wonderful rescue dogs to choose from. The Fort Worth Animal Shelters include a network of six local shelters, all located throughout the Fort Worth area with locations listed below.
Where do people go to get a dog? Many get one from a friend who has an extra puppy who needs a new home. If you buy one, you’ll probably get him from a local breeder or a pet store. Our view is that there’s a much better place to find your new family member … at one of the Fort Worth Animal Shelters. Here’s the thing… when you adopt a rescue dog from one of the Fort Worth Animal Shelters you’ll not only be getting a wonderful new pet but also be freeing up space to save another rescue dog. One thing for sure – you’ll have a fantastic variety of dogs to choose from at these shelters and we’re certain you’ll find the perfect match for you and your family.
Fort Worth Animal Shelters
HSNT
1840 E Lancaster ave
Fort Worth TX 76103
817-332-4768
HSNT’s mission is to act as an advocate on behalf of all animals and to ensure their legal, moral and ethical consideration and protection; to provide for the well-being of animals who are abandoned, injured, neglected, mistreated or otherwise in need; to promote an appreciation of animals; and to instill respect for all living things. In accordance to our mission, we promote kindness, justice and mercy to every living creature entering our door. Our shelter is dedicated to providing a place of protection for animals in need and none are turned away.
Forth Worth Animal Shelter
4900 MARTIN STREET
Fort Worth TX 76103
817-392-paws(7297)
Animal Care and Control helps keep Fort Worth citizens safe by providing pet-care education and services. These programs work to reduce the number of unwanted stray animals in the city, minimize the threat of diseases such as rabies, and prevent injuries caused by animals. Annually, approximately 4,500 adoptable dogs and cats wind up abandoned at the City of Fort Worth’s animal shelter, but prior to 2010, less than 50 percent of these animals found adoptive homes. Animal Care and Control offers educational programs and shelter tours to keep residents informed on how they can reduce the pet overpopulation in Fort Worth.
E-mail Animal Care and Control or call 817-392-7013 to sign up for an educational presentation or shelter tour. Registration for the Responsible Pet Ownership class must be completed in person at the Fort Worth Animal Care and Control Center.
Fort Worth Animal Shelters
Fort Worth 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 Fort Worth Animal Shelters, you’ll want to get him trained as soon as possible. A well-trained dog is a happy dog … and a happy owner. Determining whom and how you want your dog trained is a big decision and can be time consuming. We’ve developed a guide for dog training in Fort Worth that we believe you’ll find helpful. Some new dog owners enroll their dog in a group training session, 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 that we always recommend you do is train your dog at home. A familiar surrounding is pleasant for both you and your dog and it’ll save you a lot of money. And, it’s a lot more fun than having someone else train your dog. 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 that produce amazing results. The videos cover the how-to in dog training and the psychology of working with dogs. Another popular series you’ll want to watch is Jason’s Solving Dog Behavior Problems Series. In it, Jason shows new dog owners how to fix their dog’s behavior problems using only positive techniques, not intimidation or force. Using these videos to train your dog or fix his problems can save you a lot of money. The videos show Jason solving 20 of the most common dog behavior problems.
Here are the things we want you to remember … get your dog from one of the Fort Worth Animal Shelters and train him yourself using our videos for guidance. We promise you’ll be happy with the results.
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