animal shelter

Beginning this Friday, May 19, the City of Texarkana, Texas will implement new fees for the repossession and surrender of animals at the Animal Care and Adoption Center. Citizens of the Texas side, whose animals have been impounded at the Animal Care and Adoption Center will be required to pay a $150 fee and any additional fees as determined by the ACAC to reclaim their pets...

Take a video tour (below) of the shelter to see why Shelter Director Charles Lokey has closed the downstairs building that houses the stray hold dogs. It's because the building is literally falling apart and is inhabitable for the animals of the shelter. This means many animals that have been at the animal shelter for an extended period of time may be euthanized because of a lack of room if they a

Bag up your unworn shoes and bring them to PetSmart this weekend to help the shelter animals. Clean out those closets and look under your bed for shoes to donate to a great cause. Those old, still wearable shoes you will never wear again can help out a furry friend at the Animal Care and Adoption Center in Texarkana. The more shoes collected, the more money raised for the shelter.

Clean out those closets and look under your bed for shoes to donate to a great cause. Those old shoes you never wear anymore can help out a furry friend at our Animal Care and Adoption Center. The more shoes collected, the more money raised for the shelter.

You will often see posts and videos on our station website. Have you ever wondered what happened to the dogs? I have some happy tails stories to give you a great feeling from sharing articles and videos from the animal shelter.

This poor little puppy was just worn out from all of the fleas crawling all over him. I could not believe how many fleas were on such a small dog.

Texarkana Friends of the Shelter is teaming up with Pecan Point Brewery to raise money for the animal shelter. Mark you calendar now for Saturday, March 14 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

This month there is no adoption fees at the shelter in Texarkana. Some of the dogs have already been spayed or neutered and others still need their vetting.