The best thing to do is take the animal into any veterinary clinic or shelter and have it scanned for a microchip. If the animal is chipped, you can then start the process of locating the owner.

 

 

If the animal is not chipped, you can post pictures of the animal on the Facebook pages such as West Texas Pet Detectives and Midland/Odessa Texas Lost & Found Pets.  You can also place a found animal ad in the Midland Reporter Telegram. Posting flyers around the neighborhood where the animal was found is also a very good idea. 

If your animal is microchipped, start by calling the microchip company and issuing a missing pet alert. This will also help to verify that all your information is up to date should someone find your pet.

 

You can also post pictures on the Facebook Pages such as West Texas Pet Detectives and Midland/Odessa Texas Lost & Found Pets. You can hang flyers in veterinary clinics and local shelters with your pets pictures.

 

Lastly, make sure you check with the local shelters to see if your pet has been brought in. Many people will call the shelters, but the best thing to do is actually go to the shelters each day and walk through so you can see if your pet is there.

If you need to surrender an animal please call the sanctuary at 432-683-7387 and speak with one of our caretakers.

 

Our ability to take in animals is dependent on our available space at the time as we are a Forever-Home, legitimate no-kill facility. If we are able to take your animal in and you are surrendering the animal, we do ask that you bring any records you have at the time of surrender. A $100 donation is required for dogs and cats to help with vet care. If you adopted the animal from another shelter, we ask that you return to animal to that organization.

At this time our sanctuary only cares for dogs and cats.

 

You can contact the following Veterinary clinics.

•  A to Z Veterinary Hospital

   432-520-8387

•  Midland Animal Services       432-685-7420 

• Cobb Veterinary Hospital

      432-682-6405​

• Gardendale Veterinary Hosptial​

    432-550-3939​

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First we ask that you call us at 432-683-7387.

 

It is our policy to take back any animal that is adopted from us for any reason. We also ask that if you return an animal you be sure to bring in all the paperwork you were given at the time of adoption, and any new records you may have.

No. Again, we do not have a vet on staff at the sanctuary.

 

Midland Animal Services periodically holds vaccination clinics, and you can contact them at 432-685-7420 to ask about future dates of the shot clinics.

 

You can also check our Facebook page, as we post time and date information once we are notified of upcoming clinics.

Yes! We can microchip your cat or dog any day between 1-5pm, with the exception of Thursdays as we are closed.

 

The cost is $25, which includes the microchip and registration. The process is very quick and easy. It is a simple injection to implant the microchip, along with a few minutes to fill out the registration paperwork.

No, we do not board animals.

 

You can call one of the many boarding facilities in Midland to find out more information. Also, many local veterinarians board animals for their clients, so you might check with your vet as well.

There are two local emergency animal hospitals. Their contact information is listed below:

 

Legacy Animal Emergency

2304 W. Wadley Ave

Midland, Texas

432-247-1425

 

West Texas Emergency Veterinary Clinic

601 N Grandview 

Odessa, Texas

432-614-9158

We accept any and all donations.

 

You can make a financial donation through PayPal.

 

You can also go to our amazon wish list and purchase needed items that will be sent directly to the sanctuary.