DFW Tzus and More Rescue

DFW Tzus and More Rescue is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The organization primarily focuses on rescuing and rehoming Shih Tzu, Lhasa Apsos, Maltese, Poodle mixes, and other small furry companions from local shelters and owners who cannot care for them anymore.

Mission

The mission of DFW Tzus and More Rescue is to provide loving forever homes for these homeless animals and to prevent unnecessary euthanasia by working closely with area shelters. They aim to match each dog with the right family, ensuring a successful adoption process.

Operations

• Veterinary Care: Upon rescue, dogs receive immediate medical attention, including vaccinations, heartworm testing, and spaying/neutering.
• Foster Care: Rescued dogs are placed into foster homes where they receive love, care, and necessary behavioral adjustments to prepare them for adoption.
• Community Education: The organization educates the public on responsible pet ownership practices such as spaying/neutering, regular veterinary care, and the benefits of adopting over buying from breeders.

Adoption Process

To adopt from DFW Tzus and More Rescue, applicants must meet specific criteria:

• Age Requirement: Applicants must be at least 21 years old.
• Location: Adopters must reside in the DFW Metroplex.
• Home Visits: A home visit is conducted to ensure the home is safe for the dog.
• Adoption Fees: Fees range from $250 to $450.

Volunteer and Funding Structure

DFW Tzus and More Rescue operates entirely through volunteer efforts, with no paid staff. All financial resources are dedicated to dog care, including veterinary expenses, boarding, and grooming. The organization relies on donations to support its operations.

Impact

By focusing on rescue, rehabilitation, and education, DFW Tzus and More Rescue plays a significant role in improving the lives of homeless pets in the DFW area. Their continuous efforts help create a supportive community for both pets and their future families.