We do not have a physical location and or building.

You may also meet available dogs in need of a loving family and new home by visiting us at our regularly scheduled Meet and Greet Event, the 3rd Saturday of each month at PetsMart on I35 in Lewisville

Rescue organizations may specialize in one breed (called Breed Rescue) or they may accept all breeds and even mixed breeds (called All-Breed Rescue). Rescue groups have an advantage over animal shelters. They maintain a network of foster homes. When a dog is turned into them, it is placed into a temporary foster home belonging to one of their members. There, its temperament and health can be evaluated, and some basic training, socialization, and health care provided while the rescue group searches for the right permanent home for each dog. Thus, a "rescue dog", as opposed to a shelter dog, has been evaluated in a home setting. The foster home can tell you much about his day-to-day habits and behaviors. They know for sure if he is housebroken, if he barks a lot, if he likes children, if he gets along with other dogs and cats. Just be prepared to answer as many questions as if you were trying to adopt a child. Rescue organizations want to place their dogs in permanent homes, so they'll consider you very carefully before handing over a dog.