Fort Bend Pets Alive

Fort Bend Pets Alive FORT BEND PETS ALIVE! is a not for profit organization dedicated to helping make Fort Bend a no kill community.

is dedicated to offer help to all Fort Bend County and city shelters to make Fort Bend County a no kill community through programs such as off site adoptions, education & community outreach, low cost spay and neuter surgeries, fostering. We promote TNR that helps manage feral cat population, the P.A.S.S program (Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender), and help companion animals in immedia

te danger from euthanasia list. The No Kill Equation is a comprehensive program that stimulates true public and private partnerships to effectively eliminate unnecessary euthanasia of healthy and adoptable shelter pets. Having every piece of the equation in place will make life saving programs sustainable.

This is truly wonderful news! However, sadly, it doesn’t come from the US.As a nation, we need to return to the fundamen...
03/27/2026

This is truly wonderful news! However, sadly, it doesn’t come from the US.

As a nation, we need to return to the fundamental values that define our shared humanity and find our way to improve.

We celebrate the people of Spain for their inspiring example to the world.

✔️ Spain's first nationwide legal recognition of TNR
✔️ A shift in policy from control to coexistence and compassionate management
✔️ Establishes a legal duty, going beyond voluntary efforts
✔️ Protects both:
• The cats
• The caregivers who lovingly tend to colonies

Spain has made a groundbreaking move for animal welfare, giving stray cat colonies official recognition and protection. Municipalities are now responsible for managing these colonies using humane methods like feeding, health monitoring, and sterilization programs to control populations responsibly. Harming, removing, or attempting to eliminate stray cats is now considered a serious offense, with fines that can reach up to €200,000.

This law is more than just regulation, it represents a shift in how society views vulnerable animals, recognizing that they deserve care, respect, and coexistence rather than fear or harm. Advocates see it as a milestone in the global movement toward compassionate animal management, promoting long-term solutions that benefit both animals and communities.

By prioritizing care and responsibility, Spain is showing the world what progress can look like when humans choose compassion over cruelty, proving that coexistence with animals is not only possible but essential for a kinder society.

What a great way to respect and assist seniors!
03/15/2026

What a great way to respect and assist seniors!

Veterinary bills can be especially overwhelming on a fixed income.

Germany has introduced a pilot program that helps senior pet parents afford veterinary care through subsidized pet insurance. The initiative aims to ease financial pressure and reduce the number of pets surrendered due to medical costs.

Officials say the program is designed to help older adults keep their companion animals at home while ensuring pets receive necessary treatment.

Dogs play groups are a proven, successful way to improve adoptability when implemented properly and with adequate staff ...
03/14/2026

Dogs play groups are a proven, successful way to improve adoptability when implemented properly and with adequate staff training.

Friends For Life has generously offered their expertise to help the animal shelters in Rosenberg and Sugar Land but received no interest from the management teams. FBCAS has also toured the facility and received the same warm welcome in 2019.

Making change is normal in our daily life, but it doesn't seem to be the case in governmental operations.


Folks, we have work to do. Speak up and be the squeaky wheel for the animals.

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This Sunday, the crew is rolling in for all the zoomies, wiggles, and tail wags!

Joining the fun: Declyn, Fae, Nicholas, Alvin, Fancy Fred, and Juni 😍

Expect playful paws, silly antics, and plenty of belly rubs. Our furry friends are ready to make the most of their Sunday!

Come cheer on the cuteness or just enjoy the chaos from afar.

Date: Sunday, March 15
Time: 2:30-3:30pm
Location: 107 E. 22nd st.

Click here to learn more our Sunday Playgroup pups: friends4life.org/sunday-playgroup

Go to this link to check the results of the 2026 Primary Election.
03/04/2026

Go to this link to check the results of the 2026 Primary Election.

Post 3 of 3.Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.
03/02/2026

Post 3 of 3.
Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.

Post 2 of 3.Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.
03/02/2026

Post 2 of 3.
Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.

Post 1 of 3. Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.
03/02/2026

Post 1 of 3.
Tuesday, March 3rd, is Primary Election Day. VOTE WISELY.

Larry Blackmon is the only candidate for the Fort Bend County PCT 2 Commissioner position, highlighted in our series sho...
02/28/2026

Larry Blackmon is the only candidate for the Fort Bend County PCT 2 Commissioner position, highlighted in our series showcasing responses from participants in the 2026 Primary.

Larry was the only candidate in this race to take the time to complete the questionnaire. He has demonstrated a strong understanding of the issues plaguing the animal shelter system at FBCAS.

Larry Blackmon's statement was his response to Question 3 in our questionnaire. He acknowledges that a comprehensive set of solutions is necessary to control the growing stray population in Fort Bend County. Implementing only one approach won't be effective, which is what most officials have failed to understand.

🎯Larry also expressed support for the return to Open Admission policies and opposition to any form of animal cruelty, particularly the incidents at FBCAS. We believe Larry will be eager to learn more about the solutions required to save more lives of animals and reduce their suffering.

Thank you, Larry Blackmon, for your compassion and for taking a strong stance.

April Jones is the second candidate for the Fort Bend County PCT 4 Commissioner position, highlighted in our series show...
02/28/2026

April Jones is the second candidate for the Fort Bend County PCT 4 Commissioner position, highlighted in our series showcasing responses from participants in the 2026 Primary. She has held a significant position in our community for the past few decades.

April Jones has offered valuable perspectives regarding animal welfare, demonstrating an understanding of how to prevent inefficiencies within the system. Furthermore, she has a commendable track record of restoring transparency and ethical practices, revitalizing operations, and ensuring they function effectively and serve the public.

Moreover, April is passionate, persistent, and personable. April Jones has committed to improving the animal shelter after taking office. Her message to the public has been clear. She also understands that the growing stray population requires a set of solutions, not just a single one, to start seeing impactful results.

April Jones' statement was her response to Question 3 in our questionnaire.
🎯She also expressed support for the return to Open Admission policies and opposition to any form of animal cruelty, particularly the incidents at FBCAS. We believe April Jones will be eager to learn more about the solutions required to save more lives of animals and reduce their suffering.

Thank you, April Jones, for your compassion and for taking a strong stance.

Abolaji Ayobami is one of the candidates featured in the series highlighting responses from those participating in the 2...
02/28/2026

Abolaji Ayobami is one of the candidates featured in the series highlighting responses from those participating in the 2026 Primary. He holds a special place in our hearts.

Abolaji came well prepared for the meeting. To address the issues, he immediately declared the formation of an animal task force and has already taken action on that. Ayobami's Animal Welfare Task Force

We selected Abolaji Ayobami because of his strong passion and calling to protect God's creatures as the caregiver of the dominion.
Abolaji Ayobami is solution-oriented, motivated, passionate, and highly accessible. Abolaji went ahead and toured FBCAS after the Department of Health and Human Services cancelled it.

Abolaji Ayobami's statement was his response to Question 2 in our questionnaire.
🎯He also supports returning to Open Admission and has already established a Task Force (TAFAW). We believe he will continue to learn and find ways to help animals.

Thank you, Abolaji Ayobami, for your compassion and for taking a strong stand.

Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad, candidate for Fort Bend County Judge, is one of the candidates featured in the series highligh...
02/27/2026

Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad, candidate for Fort Bend County Judge, is one of the candidates featured in the series highlighting responses from those participating in the 2026 Primary.

We selected Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad because of his passion for ensuring activists are heard and his vision of using innovation and technology to improve animal welfare. Installing AI cameras is one of his innovative ideas.

Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad was direct and honest, and that's something we value.
🎯 He also supports returning to Open Admission and establishing a Task Force. We believe he will continue to learn and find ways to help animals.

Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad's statement was his response to Question 2 in our questionnaire. Thank you, Muzzammil "Eddie" Sajjad, for your compassion and for taking a stand.

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