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Until there are none, save one. |
We are an entirely volunteer based 501(c)(3) organization whose sole purpose is to bring the breed we love, Dachshunds, together with loving forever families. We are able to rescue and re-home dogs entirely through our foster network. Won't you consider
Adopting
,
Fostering
,
Donating
, or
Volunteering
so we can save as many of these amazing animals as possible.
MEET BELLE PATRIOT
In July sweet Belle Patriot came to DRoH from Montgomery County Animal Shelter. It was suspected she was a dog watched after by a homeless woman, but she was missing so many necessities. She had severe dental disease in addition to having a skin infection and flea dermatitis. Sadly, she wasn’t healthy enough for a dental procedure and anesthesia, so DRoH sent her home with a wonderful foster family who gave her quality food and love. Belle continued to have a constant runny nose that came from congestion and sneezing. By the end of July, it was determined she would benefit greatly from a dental procedure and since she had gained enough weight, the clinic felt she was healthy enough for the risk. At 15 years old, she had 2 fistulas repaired and her remaining teeth pulled. Now, her nasal discharge has stopped and she’s happy, bright, perky and alert. If pictures are worth a thousand words, then the above pictures are worth millions. Belle is a happy girl thanks to Shelter Employees, Veterinarians, Volunteers, Transporters, Foster Parents and Donors who cared enough to give her a chance. Her care cost over $2000, but looking at the results, it was worth so much more. Belle is still looking for that special family to call her own. If you have a spot in your home, there will be no heart more grateful than hers. ATTENTION ALL POTENTIAL ADOPTERS - THE STATE OF TEXAS HAS NOTIFIED ALL RESCUE GROUPS OF THE FOLLOWING Animal rescue groups and nonprofit animal shelters have different sales tax responsibilities. While both may be exempt entities and exempt from paying sales tax on their purchases, they generally must collect sales tax on their sales. However, the Texas Tax Code specifically exempts nonprofit animal shelters from collecting sales tax on their animal adoption fees (see Tax Code Section 151.343, Animal Sold By Nonprofit Animal Shelters ). An animal rescue group is generally required to collect sales tax on any sales and animal adoption fees. Our adoption fees with tax are:
Highlighted Dogs
See all the Dogs! 
Sammy is a very distinguished old man who would make a great companion for you if you love spending time on the couch and watching tv together, going ...read more about Ranger "Sammy" Merie
Bridget is a 6 year old cutie. Her build is described as
tiny with a French bulldog shape. She loves
short walks and long conte...read more about Bridget Arbor
Small sweet senior! Miss Belle has reached her Golden Years, but you could turn them platinum just by giving her a forever home. She came to Rescue af...read more about Belle Patriot
Revi Patriot is a boy that is full of love for life! He is constantly on the go and looking to explore. He’s the best pup his foster Dad has&n...read more about Revi Patriot
Jack is a sweet, sweet boy with a fabulous personality. He loves affection and being around humans. He's a medium energy dog and is mo...read more about Jack Lynch
How You Can HelpDROH is in need of Sponsors, Volunteers, and Fosters. Through your generosity we are able to rescue so many wonderful pups. You can volunteer time or services at an event, sponsor a pup through their journey to mental and physical well-being, or even foster a pup to give someone a temporary home while they search for their forever family. |
