Animal Rescue

& Intake

If you’ve found an animal in need or can no longer care for your pet, we’re here to help.

Intake Request
Intake Request

Every Call, Every Intake, Every Life Matters.

For Emergency Situations, Please Contact Your Local Authorities or a Licensed Veterinarian.

For Emergency Situations, Please Contact Your Local Authorities or a Licensed Veterinarian.

Who We Help

  • Golden retriever dog sitting on a blanket with an Elizabethan collar and bandaged paw.

    Injured or Sick

    Animals needing medical attention.

  • A black cat with yellow eyes wrapped in a blue and white fluffy blanket.

    Surrendered Pets

    Owner surrender due to life changes or hardship.

  • Five dirty kittens inside a cardboard box outdoors on dirt ground, with some leaves around.

    At-Risk Animals

    Dangerous situations, neglect, or abuse.

  • German Shepherd dog lying on a gray blanket in the back of a pickup truck with a rural landscape in the background.

    Transport Help

    Assistance with getting animals to safety.

  • A brown and white puppy with floppy ears standing on a paved pathway surrounded by greenery.

    Found Animals

    Strays, roaming, or abandoned animals.

Sign for medical support with a stethoscope, a heart with a dog silhouette inside, and a paw print, indicating veterinary care, vaccines, and treatment.
Sign for medical support with a stethoscope, a heart with a dog silhouette inside, and a paw print, indicating veterinary care, vaccines, and treatment.
A logo for rehabilitation and recovery services featuring a dog with a wheelchair and a cat with a bandaged leg, surrounded by a heart with a cross inside, and two leaves. Text reads: "Rehabilitation & Recovery. We support healing and improve mobility so pets can live healthier, happier lives."
A logo for rehabilitation and recovery services featuring a dog with a wheelchair and a cat with a bandaged leg, surrounded by a heart with a cross inside, and two leaves. Text reads: "Rehabilitation & Recovery. We support healing and improve mobility so pets can live healthier, happier lives."
Logo for Second Chances, featuring a house with a paw print and heart inside, surrounded by leaves, along with the tagline 'We rehabilitate and find loving homes for a brighter future'.
Logo for Second Chances, featuring a house with a paw print and heart inside, surrounded by leaves, along with the tagline 'We rehabilitate and find loving homes for a brighter future'.
Logo of a dog and cat inside a heart shape with a paw print below, and the text 'Socialization Support' and 'We help pets build confidence and positive relationships for a happy life'.
Logo of a dog and cat inside a heart shape with a paw print below, and the text 'Socialization Support' and 'We help pets build confidence and positive relationships for a happy life'.

Our Intake Process

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Reach Out

Contact us to let us know about the animal or situation.

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Share Information

Provide details about the animal’s needs and current location.

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Magnifying glass icon with a paw print inside, set against a yellow and blue background.

Our team reviews each request and determines the best path forward.

We Assess

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A graphic of a house with a heart shape inside, made of brown lines, representing love or caring in housing.

If space is available, we arrange intake or connect you with resources.

Intake & Support

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Number 5 on a beige circle with a black background.
Icon of a plus sign inside a circle, resembling a medical or health symbol.
Submit a Intake Request

We provide the care, compassion, and hope they deserve.

Care & Recovery

A found pet guide with a picture of a tabby kitten in a brown textured basket, and text listing steps for dealing with stray, injured, abandoned, or lost animals.
An informational poster asking if you need to surrender a pet due to life changes, health concerns, or hardship, featuring a happy golden retriever dog with a blue collar.
Sign indicating acceptance of dogs and cats of all ages, injured or sick animals, abandoned or stray animals, emergency situations, and when space is available, with a picture of a black and white dog lying on a plush beige bed.
Poster listing animals and actions that are not accepted, including aggressive animals without assessment, euthanasia at owner’s request, health certificates for travel, and livestock, wildlife, or exotic animals. To the right, a person holds a black heart-shaped sign with white text saying, 'Thank you for understanding. We wish we could help them all,' with a small heart icon below.
A black and white dog lying on a brown blanket next to a gray and white cat on a cozy bed, with a rescue sign and a lamp in the background.

Why Intake Matters

Behind every wag, purr, and second chance is a community that chooses compassion. Supporting the Permian Basin.

Graphic depicting overcrowding statistics for pets in shelters, with a bar chart icon at the top left and a paw print at the bottom right, alongside text about shelter overcapacity and waiting pets.
A graphic titled 'Community Challenges' with a paw print inside a house icon and text explaining rising stray, abandoned, and surrendered pets due to housing insecurity, illness, and crisis. It emphasizes that these pets are neighbors.
A graphic titled 'Community Challenges' with a paw print inside a house icon and text explaining rising stray, abandoned, and surrendered pets due to housing insecurity, illness, and crisis. It emphasizes that these pets are neighbors.
An informational poster with a red hand holding a heart icon on the left and text explaining how fosters and donations save lives, support foster homes, and provide vet care, food, and supplies. The message emphasizes community support turning into lifelong homes.

Voices of Our Community

A woman with curly brown hair smiling and holding a happy mixed-breed dog with a black collar outside.
A woman with curly brown hair smiling and holding a happy mixed-breed dog with a black collar outside.
A brown sign with tan and white text that reads, 'Foster. Fostering changed both of our lives. It's temporary for me, but it's everything for them.' There is a small paw print graphic in the bottom right corner of the sign.
A smiling man with a beard, wearing a navy blue baseball cap and a black t-shirt, outdoors with trees in the background.
A smiling man with a beard, wearing a navy blue baseball cap and a black t-shirt, outdoors with trees in the background.
A brown card with a quote from a donor about the importance of their donations in supporting veterinary care and food for animals, featuring a paw print in the bottom right corner.
A woman with curly brown hair smiling and holding a happy mixed-breed dog with a black collar outside.
A woman with curly brown hair smiling and holding a happy mixed-breed dog with a black collar outside.
Brown background with beige text that reads: "Adopter: 'Adopting my cat was the best decision. She rescued me just as much as I rescued her.'" There is a paw print icon in the lower right corner.

Community Support & Resources

We know not every situation is an intake. That’s why we’ve gathered resources to help you and your pet-because a strong community saves more lives.

A veterinary professional holding a happy Australian Shepherd dog, with text promoting low-cost vet resources and services.
A veterinary professional holding a happy Australian Shepherd dog, with text promoting low-cost vet resources and services.
A promotional image for pet food assistance showing a brown paper bag labeled "CAT FOOD" with a paw print, a bowl of dry cat food, and an adorable orange tabby kitten. The text encourages help with pet food through local communities, pantries, and programs.
A promotional image for pet food assistance showing a brown paper bag labeled "CAT FOOD" with a paw print, a bowl of dry cat food, and an adorable orange tabby kitten. The text encourages help with pet food through local communities, pantries, and programs.
Flyer for temporary foster help for pets featuring a photo of a black and brown puppy resting on a soft blanket.
Flyer for temporary foster help for pets featuring a photo of a black and brown puppy resting on a soft blanket.
A promotional graphic for rehoming resources featuring a tan tabby cat with green eyes on the right, and a dark brown background with white text on the left that reads, "Rehoming Resources. We can help you explore options to rehome your pet responsibly and safely." The graphic includes a simple house icon with a heart inside it at the top, and a paw print between the icon and the text.
A promotional graphic for rehoming resources featuring a tan tabby cat with green eyes on the right, and a dark brown background with white text on the left that reads, "Rehoming Resources. We can help you explore options to rehome your pet responsibly and safely." The graphic includes a simple house icon with a heart inside it at the top, and a paw print between the icon and the text.
Flyer promoting outreach and education programs for responsible pet ownership, featuring a photo of a puppy and a kitten sitting on a brown blanket.
Flyer promoting outreach and education programs for responsible pet ownership, featuring a photo of a puppy and a kitten sitting on a brown blanket.
A flyer for lost pet resources with a picture of a happy golden retriever dog and a magnifying glass icon with a paw print.
A flyer for lost pet resources with a picture of a happy golden retriever dog and a magnifying glass icon with a paw print.

Based in the Permian Basin, we take in stray, injured, sick, abandoned, or lost dogs and cats. Bring them to us — we’ll give medical care, safe shelter, and a comfy place to recover while we look for their owners or a forever home. We handle intake, assessment, and all the TLC.

Report a Found Animal?

A Siamese cat with blue eyes stretching forward with one paw.

Need to Surrender a Pet?

Common Reasons for Surrender

Financial Strain: Unexpected veterinary bills or the high cost of pet care.

  • Housing Issues: Moving, weight/breed restrictions, or pet-deposit requirements.

  • Lifestyle & Time: Unmanageable work hours or a pet's behavioral concerns (e.g., separation anxiety).

  • Health & Allergies: Caretaker health issues, allergies, or an unexpected change in family dynamics.

Temporary Assistance Options

Surrender doesn't always have to be the final answer. If you are experiencing a temporary hardship, resources may exist to help you keep your beloved companion:

  • Pet Pantries: Free pet food and supply assistance during financial crunches.

  • Medical Aid: Low-cost vaccinations and subsidized veterinary care.

  • Temporary Foster Care: Short-term pet housing to help you stabilize during a personal crisis.

  • Behavioral Training: Guidance to manage and correct unmanageable behaviors in the home.

Rehoming Support

If you have exhausted all alternatives and still must part with your pet, you can safely and responsibly rehome them without the stress.

Making the choice to relinquish a pet is incredibly heart-wrenching. Our Permian Basin team is completely judgement-free. We are here to help you navigate this transition with compassion, understanding, and dignity.

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Foster, Donate, Volunteer —Together, We Can Save More Lives

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