Animal Hope Pet Adoptions

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Animal Hope Pet adoptions rescues animals in need of special care or treatments from local shelters, provides the care they need so they can move on to their forever homes. We provide all vaccinations, spaying or neutering, heartworm test as well as fecal checks and baseline lab work. We keep all our animals on heartworm preventive until they leave with their new family. We are located beside the Animal Hospital Southwest at 6708 S Hulen St Fort Worth TX. You can always call about an inquiry or come by and visit for yourself.

This is Lotus. The second picture was taken by a Fort Worth Animal Care and Control officer where Lotus was found. Lot...
10/06/2026

This is Lotus. The second picture was taken by a Fort Worth Animal Care and Control officer where Lotus was found. Lotus had obviously not been cared for adequately even before she was discarded like an empty soda can.

Lotus is over at our partner hospital getting a diagnostic and treatment plan.

We have attached a fundraiser to this post. Lotus’ care is not dependent upon your donation, as it is already part of our general medical budget. But, if Lotus’ story has touched your heart, please consider donating as your donations allow us to say yes to the next Lotus.

This kitty with a facial injury came to us from Benbrook Animal control. Despite the injury he is a very sweet kitten.
10/05/2026

This kitty with a facial injury came to us from Benbrook Animal control. Despite the injury he is a very sweet kitten.

Sunday LiveNation asked us to share some positive energy with the Empire of the Sun,, Midnight Generation, and Polo & Pa...
09/22/2026

Sunday LiveNation asked us to share some positive energy with the Empire of the Sun,, Midnight Generation, and Polo & Pan tour crews.

This meathead came to us from Mansfield Animal control needing heartworm treatment
09/21/2026

This meathead came to us from Mansfield Animal control needing heartworm treatment

This beautiful young lady, Baby Dee, came to us from Lake Worth Animal Control in need of heartworm treatment.
09/20/2026

This beautiful young lady, Baby Dee, came to us from Lake Worth Animal Control in need of heartworm treatment.

This dog, named Sheba, was surrendered due to her owner’s work schedule. During our intake vetting we discovered she ha...
09/18/2026

This dog, named Sheba, was surrendered due to her owner’s work schedule. During our intake vetting we discovered she had bladder stones and needed a cystotomy.

09/17/2026

⚠️ Content warning: This video contains graphic images of animal injuries.

A Fort Worth Animal Care and Control officer found this dog on someone’s porch, covered with doormats. He had a terrible embedded collar injury around his neck and was covered in ticks.

A cruelty investigation is ongoing. We’re focused on getting him the medical care he needs.

Today is North Texas Giving Day, and we’re asking for your help so Animal Hope can continue to say yes to animals in medical need.

Every time we say yes, we’re committing to the care that follows. Your donation helps us keep that commitment. ❤️

Please consider giving today. The donation link is in the first comment.

(Graphic images in comments) There are times when animals come to you in truly shocking condition. This dog, who we nam...
09/17/2026

(Graphic images in comments) There are times when animals come to you in truly shocking condition. This dog, who we named Freedom, was transferred to us by Fort Worth Animal Care and Control with a horrific embedded collar injury and covered in ticks.

When I asked a member of Fort Worth’s outbound team if he had been found as a stray I was told “Owner released him to us. He was on their porch under some door mats they laid on top of him.”

That’s a sad state for any living thing to find itself in.

We have attached a fundraiser to this post. Freedom will receive medical care regardless, as it is already a part of our operating budget. If Freedom’s situation has touched your heart and you donate it will help us say yes to the next Freedom.

That’s a lot of cat litter! Thank you, McLane North Texas!
09/16/2026

That’s a lot of cat litter! Thank you, McLane North Texas!

09/16/2026

When we help an animal, we think we’ve done one good thing.

We haven’t.

We’ve changed two lives.

This is Merida.

May 2014. A cruelty officer brought her into the hospital. Emaciated. A necrotic back leg ate up with maggots. Packed cell volume of 9. The veterinarian said it wasn’t compatible with life.

She was wagging her tail.

They didn’t put her down that night. The next morning she was still there. Still wagging. They took the leg. She never looked at anyone with distrust.

Later that year we started talking about opening Animal Hope as a standalone rescue. Merida was a big part of that. She came to work every day. Schools. Retirement homes. Girl Scouts. She had been thrown away like trash. She was the best dog in the universe.

Meeting her is how some of us understood why this work matters. We had been that stray too.

North Texas Giving Day is September 17. Donate link is in the first comment.

Address

6708 S Hulen Street
Fort Worth, TX
76133

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 6pm
Tuesday 12pm - 6pm
Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Thursday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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+18179841129

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