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Houston Animal Rescue Team - HART
Houston Animal Rescue Team - HART

Houston Animal Rescue Team - HART

Tomball, 77377
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Comet, Adoptable, Adult Male Terrier & Norfolk Terrier.
Comet
Junior, Adoptable, Senior Male Chihuahua.
Junior
Quirky, Adoptable, Senior Female Italian Greyhound & Chihuahua.
Quirky
Spike, Adoptable, Adult Male Black Mouth Cur & Boxer.
Spike
Borrelly, Adoptable, Adult Female Terrier & Border Terrier.
Borrelly
Pal, Adoptable, Senior Male Chihuahua & Dachshund.
Pal
Pocket, Adoptable, Senior Male Chihuahua & Spitz.
Pocket
Saint, Adoptable, Adult Male Shar-Pei & Terrier.
Saint

Our Mission

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Adoption Policy

Houston Animal Rescue Team, HART is very concerned about the health of our rescues. The dogs are bathed and groomed and taken to a vet so they can be properly examined. Each animal is vaccinated, age appropriately. Adult dogs are given a DHLPP booster, as well as a rabies shot, and bordatella (kennel cough) vaccines and StrongID. Puppies are given at least two DHLPP vaccines, and three if age appropriate, as well as kennel cough vaccine and rabies shot if over 12 weeks of age. All animals are also dewormed and placed on flea and heartworm prevention. All dogs over 6 months are tested for heartworm to be sure they are negative. If the dog has not been spayed or neutered, will be scheduled as soon as appropriate. HART also routinely has dentals done on all rescues, as required. All dogs are also microchipped. Any medical conditions found by our vet are treated according to their directive. The most common health issues we see with rescues are respiratory, skin and ear infections and heartworm and dental disease. We ensure any foster home has properly vaccinated their pets, including bordatella to prevent the spread of any infectious diseases. We ask foster homes to keep the rescue separated from their pets for a period of two weeks to be sure that they are not infected by an illness that may take a few weeks to surface. The rescue is kept in a separate room with its own water and food dish. Those that wish to adopt a dog through Houston Animal Rescue Team, HART must understand that we have guidelines that need to be met by the adopter. To qualify for adoption an applicant must pass an application review, home visit and phone interview One of HART’s goal is to educate the public on the overpopulation crisis and take a firm stand on the spay/neuter issue by requiring all dogs and cats in the household be spayed or neutered before we can approve an applicant to adopt one of our dogs. We realize that some people are unaware of the seriousness of homeless and unwanted pe
Today's Hours: Closed
monday Closed
Visits by appointment only
tuesday Closed
Visits by appointment only
wednesday Closed
Visits by appointment only
thursday Closed
Visits by appointment only
friday Closed
Visits by appointment only
saturday Closed
Visits by appointment only
sunday Closed
Visits by appointment only
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