Lone Oak, TX
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Founded in 2015, Hunt County Pets Alive is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal rescue based in Lone Oak, Texas, dedicated to saving abandoned dogs and cats. The organization works to champion humane treatment, reduce pet overpopulation, and support local pet owners and rescues through adoption, public awareness, and spay/neuter clinic promotion.
Hunt County Pets Alive serves Hunt County, Texas and has adoption fees starting from $50.
$50
Approved adoption application, meet and greet, agreement to a no-declaw policy for cats, and keeping adopted cats indoors at all times (unless leashed or in an outdoor enclosure).
Prospective adopters must submit an adoption application for approval, followed by a scheduled meet and greet. Adopters are generally encouraged to 'sleep on it' before finalizing the adoption, though some decisions may be finalized at the meeting.
Hunt County Pets Alive requires an approved adoption application followed by a meet and greet, and per their contract, adopted cats must not be declawed and must remain strictly indoors unless secured in an outdoor enclosure or on a harness and leash.
No, Hunt County Pets Alive is currently closed to all animal intakes, but they offer guidance and ideas via email to help owners explore alternatives to keep their pets.
Animals in their program are fully vetted prior to adoption, receiving spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations (such as DHPP and rabies for dogs), deworming, heartworm testing, and registered microchips.
Closed to all intakes due to capacity; does not accept surrendered pets, but assists pet owners with advice and resources to help them keep their pets.
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