Needs
How Your Donations Can Help
Tux
Tux has been in a board-and-train program for the past three months. He initially received three weeks of training to address a minor behavior issue and help with socialization. He successfully completed his training, but TXOESR has not yet been able to find a foster home able to continue reinforcing the training and structure he has learned.
For now, Tux remains with his trainer, where he continues to receive plenty of love, care, exercise, and attention. The training staff have truly fallen in love with this wonderful 2-year-old OES and are hoping that the right family will come along soon to give Tux the loving, forever home he deserves.
Phoebe
Phoebe is one of TXOESR's newest rescues. Her owner could no longer provide the care she needed, and when she came to us, she was underweight, in need of extensive grooming, and her overall health had begun to decline.
Phoebe is currently being boarded and receiving the care and attention she needs while she gets back on her feet. She is being treated for hookworms, working on gaining weight, and receiving the veterinary care necessary to address her other health needs. With a little time, nourishment, and lots of love, Phoebe is making progress.
We expect Phoebe to be ready for a foster home or potentially adoption within the next few weeks. We can't wait to see this sweet girl healthy, happy, and ready for the next chapter of her life.
Ash, Pelusa & Thor
Ash, Pelusa, and Thor were rescued from a backyard breeding situation by a woman who reached out to TXOESR for help. For more than six months, she has been doing everything she can to manage their significant behavioral challenges and keep them safe.
The three dogs appear to be littermates, but their relationships with one another have become increasingly difficult, with aggressive behavior requiring them to be kept separated. Unfortunately, the limited availability of appropriate foster homes has made it difficult for TXOESR to move these dogs into safer and more suitable surroundings.
In the meantime, this dedicated woman continues to work closely with TXOESR and is providing the dogs with the safest home environment she can. We are continuing to look for foster or adoptive homes that can give Ash, Pelusa, and Thor the individual attention, structure, patience, and love they need to move forward.
These three dogs are a reminder of why foster homes are so important to rescue. Every available foster home gives TXOESR the opportunity to say “yes” to another dog in need.