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All about community

Prevention, education, and practical help.

Collaboration with families, businesses, schools, animal-control teams, and welfare organizations creates healthier communities for owned pets and the people who love them.

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Community outreach volunteers and families with dogs at a Petco Love event
“My heart aches for the ones we had to leave behind—so many dogs are confined to short chains with no water or food, and so many remain unfixed.”

Outreach events

Supporting pets and their families.

Our outreach events help pet owners who cannot regularly access veterinary care while supporting disease control across the community. We work with animal-control departments and animal-welfare organizations to reach families where support is needed most.

At these events, teams provide flea medication, collars, leashes, and identification tags. Some pets arrive on makeshift leads such as electrical cords, so practical supplies can make an immediate difference in comfort and safety.

Low-cost or free spay and neuter services, prevention resources, and one-on-one education help families protect their pets and reduce overpopulation.

Partnerships and programs

More reach through collaboration.

Partnerships with local businesses, schools, community organizations, and Petco Love extend the rescue’s reach and make more resources available.

Presentations and workshops cover responsible pet ownership, animal care, and the importance of spaying and neutering. By sharing useful knowledge and connecting neighbors with services, the outreach team empowers the community to build a stronger safety net for pets.

Jodi helping a community member and her French bulldogA community pet receiving a vaccineCommunity outreach team with families, dogs, and Petco Love signage

New Caney outreach

Meeting people and pets where they are.

Food, flea medications, vaccines funded through Banfield and veterinary donations, dog houses, meals, and spay/neuter support help dogs living with houseless owners and reduce overpopulation.

Partnering for change

Houston PetSet, The Empty Shelter Project, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, National Charity League, Honor Society members, and other groups strengthen the network.

Vaccine clinics

Several Houston-area clinics each year provide essential vaccines through the Petco Love partnership, especially in underserved communities.

Good neighbors save lives

Help build a kinder safety net.

Outreach, education, vaccines, and practical support keep more pets healthy and at home.

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