This is a non-kill dog-fostering operation but they discriminate against people who cannot afford homes by demanding that people have fenced back yards. While you could argue that this makes sense for large animals who need to be let out for exercise, small dogs can be taken out with a collar to use the rest room and exercised with walks. Additionally, they know that the highly adoptable pets are small dogs and go on the local dog pound website daily to reserve small dogs for fostering and making them unavailable for adoption from the dog pound. This would make sense IF the dogs at the dog pound were available for adoption by pet owners until their scheduled kill-date and were only then saved by local rescues, but instead this prevents people living in apartments or duplexes from providing homes for appropriately-sized small dogs. They're snatched up by dog rescue organization and then reserved only for wealthy home-owners. It is tragic to see something as wonderful and loving as adopting a pet perverted into economic discrimination by a hateful, immoral agency like this one. read more

I posted a review a few months ago and felt that I needed to update after learning more information. Gracie's Project appears to house dogs at a few different locations in the area. One place is just west of Canyon and another is off of north Western just outside of Amarillo city limits. Both places look like potential hoarding situations. Someone needs to rescue these dogs from this "rescue". read more