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I Choose You!

I Choose You!

Choosing the right dog breed is like buying a house. An exciting and rewarding experience, with a lot of research that goes into it. Adopting the right dog breed can be the key to a rewarding partnership that will hopefully last many years. Choosing the best dog breed...

Ready to Adopt?

Considering adopting a cat? Some things to keep in mind. Cats are social creatures, and are happier with company. Felines require exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction, all things a cat companion helps provide. Look for a cat whose personality meshes...

Grass?! Why is my cat eating that?

In a survey conducted by Science.org, 71% of cats were caught eating grass. Why you might ask? Well the why is a bit of a mystery, but science has an idea! Scientists argue that once upon a time, cats ate grass to expel parasites from their bodies. (but in theory it...

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Shelter Pet Safety Net

Shelter Pet Safety Net

Bringing the community together to better the lives of animals,in partnership with the Bastrop County Animal Shelter. Donations can be sent to PO Box 1415, Bastrop TX 78602.

We've been overwhelmed by requests for help this year. Keep our help flowing with a donation today! ... See MoreSee Less
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We're asking for your support this giving season so we can continue all of our programs for the dogs and cats of Bastrop County and help the Bastrop County Animal Shelter. Donate via Facebook, or go to our Five-Year Anniversary page at www.pledge.to/spsn-s-five-year-anniversary-fundraiser ... See MoreSee Less
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Shelter Pet Safety Net's Spay/Neuter Certificate Program to aid the pets of unemployed and low-income residents of Bastrop County has been a victim of its own success. We regret that we have had to stop accepting applications in November due to phenomenal demand this year. So far we've had over 700 applicants in 2024.We will re-start the program once we receive sufficient funding. All our funding comes from public donations. We are still performing the other parts of our mission, such as medical care for shelter animals, but our spay/neuter funds are exhausted.Check out our website, www.shelterpetsafetynet.org, periodically for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
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