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03/09/2026

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31/08/2026

Last day for the summer and August menus! Fall is dropping tomorrow! Come out to Residences at Grayson Heights. Here until 11am!

31/08/2026

Tomorrow is the day! Saturday, August 29 is our Spanish TNR class. We’re excited to invite our Spanish-speaking community back for another opportunity to make a positive impact for community cats in Bexar County.

Learn practical tools and resources to help community cats and humanely address cat overpopulation in San Antonio.

✅ Check-in begins at 11:30 a.m.
✅ Please arrive on time to receive class credit.
✅ Credit is required to qualify for trap loans and subsidized surgeries.
✅ No RSVP required.
✅ Friends and family are welcome!

Please share with Spanish-speaking friends, family, and neighbors! Language should never be a barrier to helping community cats. 🐈💚

29/08/2026

Good reminder!!

29/08/2026

Cone on out and have some fun!

27/08/2026

Thank you to all the vendors who reached out! We have officially selected our vendors 🫶

Your small business could be a part of something BIG! ✨

**Please beware of scam emails!!**
**There is no vendor fee, and we will only communicate with you via the email listed on the flyer.**

The Animal Defense League of Texas is bringing the community together for Big Give, and we’d love for local vendors to join us! 🥳

If you have handmade goods, art, pet products, or a fun experience, we’d love to hear from you! Please note that, due to the event location, we are unable to accommodate food or beverage vendors. 🎡

To get involved, please email [email protected] with your vendor information. 👏

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25/08/2026

Exactly this. Sometimes spay-abort is the humane thing.

THIS is why. 💔

This is why we do spay-aborts.

This is why, when someone finds a pregnant stray dog, we tell them to call Animal Care Services instead of leaving her on the street because they feel bad about her going to the shelter.

This mama was wandering a neighborhood in South Texas. Someone was kind enough to let her stay in their backyard.

She gave birth to 10 puppies.

Seven of them died.

Now the three surviving puppies are six weeks old, have worms, and the person who tried to help is desperately posting on a “help these dogs” page because they don’t have the money to care for them.

This is the reality people don’t see.

When we choose to spay-abort a pregnant dog, people sometimes think, But what about the puppies?

THIS is what we’re thinking about.

We’re thinking about puppies being born outside.

We’re thinking about parasites, parvo, starvation, heat, cold, predators and disease.

We’re thinking about the seven puppies in this litter who were born and died.

We’re thinking about the thousands of puppies who are already here and desperately need somewhere to go.

And we’re thinking about that mama dog, whose body had to grow, deliver and nurse ten puppies while she was homeless herself.

Spay-abort isn’t something we celebrate. It’s a decision made because we understand what happens when there aren’t enough homes, fosters, money or resources for the animals already here.

And leaving a stray dog on the street because taking her to Animal Care Services feels “mean” isn’t necessarily saving her.

Sometimes the thing that feels kinder in the moment creates far more suffering later.

Animal welfare isn’t always pretty. Sometimes loving animals means making decisions that hurt our human hearts because we’ve seen what the alternative looks like.

This is the alternative.

Ten puppies born.
Seven puppies dead.
Three puppies with worms.
One exhausted mama.
And another person begging rescue groups for help.

This is why. 💔

22/08/2026