Outreach | Finn & Friends

List of dog rescue by breed: http://austinrescue.com/

Animal Trustees of Austin
5129 Cameron Road, Austin, Texas 78723
• Offers low-cost spay-neuter services, vaccinations, surgeries and microchips
For spay/neuter appointments, call 512-450-0111.

Emancipet
7201 Levander Loop, Building J, Austin, Texas 78702
• Offers low-cost and free spay neuter services, and low-cost vaccinations and microchips. Emancipet now offers free microchips to residents living in these zip codes: 78702, 78717, 78719, 78721, 78722, 78723, 78725, 78741, 78745
Call 512-587-SPAY or email emancipet@gmail.com for an appointment.

Humane Society of Central Texas

(formerly Waco Humane Society)
2032 Circle Road, Waco, TX 76706
• Offers low-cost or free spay and neuter for low income families
Please call 254-399-9883 or 254-754-1454.

Humane Society of Williamson County
10930 E. Crystal Falls Parkway, Leander, Texas 78641
• Offers low-cost spay-neuter services, some free spay/neuter for low income families and low-cost vaccinations and microchips
Call 512-260-3602 for more information, appointments are required for some services, see website for details.

Marble Falls PetPALS
2003 FM 1431 West, Marble Falls, TX 78654 (map)
• Non-profit organization offering clinical services to spay/neuter your cats and dogs.
The mission of PetPALS is to provide low cost spay and neuter services and educate the public about the impact of unaltered companion animals in the community.
For more information call 830-598-7729 and leave a message or email info@petpalsmarblefalls.org.

PETCO Vaccination Clinics
Affordable preventative care products and services for the health and well-being of your pet. Services offered: affordable vaccinations, microchipping identification services, heartworm testing and medication, deworming, flea and tick products. No appointment necessary and convenient hours. Contact your local PETCO store for clinic dates and times.

Prevent a Litter (PALS) of Central Texas
• Offers spay/neuter services to residents in Hays County and surrounding Central Texas areas.
The mission of the Pet Prevent a Litter (PALS) of Central Texas, a non-profit corporation, is to help end pet overpopulation and pet homelessness. PALS is dedicated to promoting responsible pet care through community education and spay/neuter programs for those in need.
For more info please call 512-754-PALS or email PAL@PreventALitter.com.

Texas Coalition For Animal Protection
(Locations in Denton, Fort Worth, Burleson, and remote locations serving several other areas.)
• Offers low-cost pet spay or neuter.
The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection (TCAP) is a nonprofit, membership organization that serves to increase public awareness and understanding of issues affecting animal welfare, to act as an information clearinghouse for animal welfare organizations and to support animal shelters and animal groups.
Please call for appointment scheduling. Contact phone numbers are listed here by location.

Vanguard Vet. Assoc., Inc.
Provides a mobile vaccination clinic around the cities of San Antonio, Austin, Buda, Marble Falls, Burnet and Kingsland. They offer a full line of vaccinations for dogs and cats at a low cost. Services offered: affordable vaccinations, heartworm screening and preventatives, flea medications, tapeworm medications and microchipping.

From the website of the City of Austin, Texas: Injured and Stray Animals

Animal Protection handles stray animals that need to be picked up and/or are injured.

Injured Animals

If the injured animal is a stray, call 3-1-1 to make a report. If the injured animal has an owner:
•Animal owners are responsible for taking the animal to a veterinarian.

•Austin Animal Center cannot provide veterinary care for owned animals.

View a list of emergency veterinary clinics in Austin.

Stray Animals

Dogs and livestock in Austin and Travis County are required by law to be safely restrained on the owner’s property at all times, except when a dog is in a designated leash-free area.

Cats are not required to be confined or leashed. Roaming cats will not be picked by Animal Control.

Call 3-1-1 to report unsupervised wandering pets or livestock. If you can without putting yourself at risk, try to confine a stray animal in a fenced yard or other enclosure while an officer comes to the area.