HOUSTON ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM HART
EIN 81-4221559 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
HARTS BOARD is COMPRISED of HOUSTON-AREA PEOPLE WHO HAVE LONG BEEN ACTIVE IN DOG RESCUE, and WHO WANT to MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUTCOMES for STRAY DOGS and THOSE SURRENDERED to LOCAL SHELTERS. THE NEW ENDEAVOR WILL HAVE FOSTER-BASED RESCUES, and WE WILL ALSO AUGMENT OUR CAPABILITY to SAVE DOGS WITH A KENNEL-BASED SYSTEM to BE BUILT ON A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IN TOMBALL.RESCUED DOGS WILL BE FULLY VETTED AND, WHEN READY, ADOPTED OUT ON-SITE AT THE FACILITY, or THROUGH MEETINGS WITH FOSTERS. HART WILL ALSO COORDINATE WITH SHELTERS IN THE NORTHERN U.S. to FIND HOMES for DOGS THAT ARENT ADOPTED LOCALLY. ADDITIONALLY, HART WILL PROVIDE INFORMATION, EDUCATION and COMMUNITY ADVOCACY to IMPROVE ANIMAL WELFARE, VIA ADOPTION, TRAINING, and FUNDRAISING EVENTS, VISITS to SCHOOLS, and THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA. THE FACILITY is BEING DESIGNED for EFFICIENT SANITATION and MAXIMUM COMFORT and SOCIALIZATION OPPORTUNITIES for THE DOGS.
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ContactRobert MilnerPresident
In care of% HOLLY DOOL
Mailing address25817 JOSEPH RD, HOCKLEY, TX 77447-5089
Main phone(281) 895-1111 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Email1hartrescue@gmail.comAdditional emailtexas1hartrescue@gmail.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 2017
- County
- Harris
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