This is a NO-KILL shelter. If your looking for a cat or kitten check this place out first. The lady…read morethat runs it has dedicated her life too resucing cats in all sorts of situations. (Even from other shelters) Even if you don't find your baby here your better off donating here or volunteering here rather than places that put animals down within 3 days. All of the cats are spayed/neutered and have all of their shots for $95. When I came too visit they had over 200 cats and a few kittens but I came early in the season for kittens. I will be checking here often for the one.

From the owner: Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and foster homeless felines until safe, caring, and…read morepermanent homes are found for them. Adopt A Cat also works toward lessening the pet overpopulation problem by spaying and neutering its rescues, educating the public of the importance of sterilizing companion animals, and by providing information on low cost spay/neuter programs in Houston. What makes us special? To start, we follow a no kill policy, our cats are not kept in cages unless there is a special need for it, and we are a grassroots organization whose success and growth is a result of caring individuals working together in their communities to rescue cats.

We learned about Special Pals & their great work to place pets in forever homes. We dropped off…read morefood and supplies after our little dog passed. The staff is very friendly and genuinely appreciative our donation and took us on a tour of the facility. When we are ready for our next rescue dog we will go to them. In the meantime we will make monetary donations to help this great group keep going.

NO REPLIES after three weeks and several communications by phone, email and messaging. I've adopted…read moreand transported from this organization and find this unacceptable for customer service. BTW, had previously donated as well as bought from their store - won't do that again. As I have been involved in rescue for more than 10 years, am very disappointed. This is one reason why people dump dogs - it would have been nice to get a reply.

the lady who answered the phone was very rude and I could tell from her tone that she did not want…read moreto be talking to me. i understand that life is stressful but I'm also going through a stressful situation and this made me have a mental breakdown after getting off the phone. I do not recommend calling this place. I'm not a Karen at all and usually never leave reviews, I'm not sure if she was having a bad day or what. do not recommend.

I recently adopted a cat from this organization. They know a lot about each individual cat and…read moretheir personalities. I wanted a laid back cat, and that's exactly what I got! I went to meet the cat, and made sure we got along and then they dropped her off at my house. They offer personal service! Exceptional Adoption Agency. I had an excellent experience.

Tiffany does a great job grooming our Bailey. It's obvious that she's an animal lover in the care…read moreshe gives. We highly recommend her, especially if you have an older or special needs dog.

I had my two dogs groomed by Tiffany today in my home. She is very good with dogs and made quick…read morework of grooming of them both. Much less stressful for my dogs.

Never responded to our application to rescue a dog. For as…read moremany dogs that need good quality homes these days that does not look good for thier organization.

These folks truly care about what they're doing, and it shows. We contacted them and they quickly…read morecontacted us to schedule a home visit for one of their volunteers to meet us and make sure we were capable and prepared to properly handle a new addition. We were interviewed and asked a series of questions about our history, experience, and familiarity with dogs. We introduced the volunteer to our well trained 2 year old brittany mix, and that helped expedite the interview process. At that point we were told we were approved to adopt a boxer, and asked if we had looked at the dogs they currently had - we hadn't picked one out at that point. My S.O. had her heart set on a female brindle, and they said they didn't currently have any but would let us know if one came up. We were looking at several different boxer rescues all over Texas, and were preparing to go see one in Austin. The night before we were going to make the trip, we got a call from LSRB that a 1 yr old female brindle was being returned by a foster, and was located about 20 minutes away. We contacted the foster, hopped in the car, and a little over an hour later we were home with our newest furry family member. That was 10 years ago - Pepper has been the perfect fit for us, and we're SO grateful to LSRB and for all the work they do for this wonderful breed. If you're considering a boxer, this is a terrific group to work with to make that happen!

Called for new doggie sick appt. Cold/ ruthless receptionist…read morestated would take a week for next appt opening. Sick fur babes cannot wait that long. Lowest star for lack of interest in seeing sick pup.

This was my first time visiting, and we were recommended this clinic & saw it had great reviews. I…read morehad an exam appointment for my Frenchie, Bandit, before we get him neutered. Dr. Lejeune felt comfortable making comments about his breathing and assessing him in a rather dismissive manner. From what I gathered, it sounds like she has something against bulldogs (as most vets typically do) but the commentary she was making was unprofessional and insensitive. I've owned a bulldog before, and already understand their stipulations, sensitivity to heat, and overall nature of the breed, but I felt very mansplained to by her educating me. If we didn't have to get him neutered, we probably will not be back. Otherwise, the pricing is good and the other staff members were friendly but Dr. Lejeune left a bad taste to me.

I would not recommend using Spring Branch Rescue Transport for out-of-state pet adoptions,…read moreespecially if you're adopting a cat. The rescue organization I adopted through was outstanding. They communicated clearly throughout the process, helped match us with the right pet for our family before we even adopted, and worked with us to find what they believed would be the fastest transport option. Unfortunately, the transport experience itself was the exact opposite. Communication from Spring Branch Rescue Transport was poor and often confusing. Updates were primarily provided through a Facebook group chat, which required scrolling through long message histories just to piece together where the transport was and when your pet might arrive. Even the dog owners--who make up the majority of their transports--were regularly asking for updates because information was so limited. One of the biggest frustrations was the transport schedule. The screenshots showing pickup and drop-off locations didn't include dates, and the stops weren't numbered. A simple numbered route with estimated dates or even the expected order of stops would have made it much easier for adopters to understand where the transport was and when to realistically expect their pet. Instead, it felt like you had to put your life on hold while waiting for updates. For cat owners, I would strongly recommend looking for another option. Our cat spent more than four days in the transport vehicle, surrounded by numerous other animals in what was undoubtedly a stressful environment. The uncertainty around arrival times also made planning nearly impossible. I watched other adopters in the group chat rearrange important milestone life events and even drive to different states because the delivery window kept vaguely changing or remained so broad. Looking back, I would have skipped the transport altogether. Flying to the rescue, renting a car, and driving home with your pet would have given us complete control over the schedule while likely making the trip far less stressful for the animal. While I appreciate the work involved in transporting rescue animals over long distances, the communication, organization, and scheduling experience left a lot to be desired. For anyone adopting from out of state--particularly a cat--I believe there are better options.

From the owner: Spring Branch Rescue is a 501(c)(3)non-profit organization with a mission to care for lost,…read moreneglected, and abandoned pets by re-uniting them with their owners or finding them loving new owners. We also educate owners in our community on population control

This review is for their foster program, which I hope anyone who is reading this right now will be…read morecompelled to open their home to foster an animal from here or from BARC or any rescue group. Our shelters are at MAX capacity, and Houston has the unfortunate reputation for euthanizing more animals than any other major metro. So, I saw a facebook post of a dog, "Honey Chipotle" who was on the euthanasia list. I reached out to schedule a meet and greet appointment and was able to pick her up after her owners failed to claim her (she was chipped). They provided a few weeks worth of food, a toy, leash and collar. They offered more things but we have plenty of stuff here at home. I'm also looped in with their foster organizations and will be able to take her to adoption events. I also send them photos so they can promote her. I was also told they have vet access here, so if I need to bring her in, I can make an appointment. This facility is understaffed and a bit disorganized, but BLESS YOUR FRIGGIN HEART if you're able to go there to save a life.

This is Houston's designated Animal control agency. I called two mo the ago about my neighbors…read moredangerous dogs breaking through my fence. Nothing was done. This week they broke completely through the fence, attacked my dog, then proceeded to pursue both me and my ten year old child. Nothing is still being done!!! They are allowing dangerous animals with known aggressive behaviors that are not able to be contained to stay in the community. Then used the excuse that a human HAS to be bitten before they do something!