Pet Care

San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition's mission is to reduce the overpopulation of cats in the San Antonio area through public education, Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), rescue, and empowering the community to care for outside cats.

Pets Alive offers several programs to adopt, or foster dogs and cats in shelters. Their goal is to prevent adoptable animals from being euthanatized.

Features local events, volunteer information, including forms, services, such as microchipping and more.

The SApets.com website offers a format to post information about lost pets, as well as an option to indicate that a pet was found. The non-profit group has other pet advocacy services and opportunities to volunteer. Additionally, this website conveniently lists pets currently at Animal Care Services (ACS) by breed.

Are you looking for the right dog, cat, bird or even horse? This site will help you find the right pet for you. The website features videos and lots of information on caring for your pet.

Westside Dog Initiative (WDI) is a non-profit, community-based group focused on addressing the overpopulation of stray dogs. The organization works on finding solutions, such as through education and working with other groups to keep the stray population down.

The City of San Antonio Animal Care Services is the largest, open admission, municipal shelter in South Texas. Serving San Antonio residents, ACS resides on a 14-acre campus boasting a variety of programs and services aimed at encouraging responsible pet ownership and compliance in our community.

PawBoost is a website (and an app for smartphones) that connects people who have lost their pet and people who have found a stray pet.

The American Animal Hospital Association website allows you to look up a pet's microchip number to see which company/service the chip is associated with so that then an individual can contact the company.