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Hi, I'm Betty, a charming 2-year-old spayed American Pitbull Terrier with a striking black and white coat. I'm a bit of a bashful girl at first, but if you're patient and offer me a few warm hugs, you'll quickly see my true colors shine through. I'm still getting used to the leash, so I might need a little bit of encouragement and time to become fully comfortable. However, I absolutely love going for walks, so a harness might be a great choice for me-it feels safer and helps me build my confidence. When it's time to wind down, I'm perfectly content and quiet in my kennel, dreaming of our next day's adventures or perhaps our next game of fetch. Speaking of playtime, I just can't get enough of fetch and tugging on rope toys! It's the best way to bond and have fun, don't you think? Currently, I haven't had the chance to meet other dogs, so I'm a bit of an unknown in that department. If you have other furry family members, I'd love to meet them through a proper introduction to ensure we can all get along harmoniously. If you're looking for a gentle soul who's eager to find her place in the world (and in your heart), then I'm your girl. Give me a bit of time, and I promise to be the loving, playful companion you've been dreaming of. Let's explore the world together, at our own pace, and create unforgettable memories.
Hi, I'm Betty, a charming 2-year-old spayed American Pitbull Terrier with a striking black and white coat. I'm a bit of a bashful girl at first, but if you're patient and offer me a few warm hugs, you'll quickly see my true colors shine through. I'm still getting used to the leash, so I might need a little bit of encouragement and time to become fully comfortable. However, I absolutely love going for walks, so a harness might be a great choice for me-it feels safer and helps me build my confidence. When it's time to wind down, I'm perfectly content and quiet in my kennel, dreaming of our next day's adventures or perhaps our next game of fetch. Speaking of playtime, I just can't get enough of fetch and tugging on rope toys! It's the best way to bond and have fun, don't you think? Currently, I haven't had the chance to meet other dogs, so I'm a bit of an unknown in that department. If you have other furry family members, I'd love to meet them through a proper introduction to ensure we can all get along harmoniously. If you're looking for a gentle soul who's eager to find her place in the world (and in your heart), then I'm your girl. Give me a bit of time, and I promise to be the loving, playful companion you've been dreaming of. Let's explore the world together, at our own pace, and create unforgettable memories.
To adopt you may call us at: (972) 370-9250
Email us at: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Or visit us at: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
The fee to adopt an animal, regardless of age or species, is $95.
To adopt you may call us at: (972) 370-9250
Email us at: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Or visit us at: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
The fee to adopt an animal, regardless of age or species, is $95.
Animal Shelter: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: (972) 370-9250 Email: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Monday Closed
Animal Shelter: 4720 E Lake Highlands Dr, The Colony, TX 75056
Phone: (972) 370-9250 Email: animalservices@thecolonytx.gov
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Monday Closed
More about this shelter
The Colony Animal Services strives to protect andTCAS LOGO-UPDATED nurture The City of The Colony’s lost, homeless, abused, injured, and sick pets. We seek to provide animals the opportunity to be reclaimed, adopted, rehabilitated, or rescued. It is the mission for the Animal Service Officers and volunteers to pursue a positive synergy and to serve the citizens and pets of The Colony.
Animal Services is committed to saving each and every animal that comes into our care. Over the last few years, we have improved our live release rate to 97%. We hold our standards high at keeping this percentage, and in doing so, we ask our rescue partners and citizens to help us pursue finding our animals forever homes.
Every year, we get over a hundred injured and sick animals that need our help. In order for us to help them, we use our donated medical fund to give them the proper care and treatment they need. The only way for us to provide this needed medical care is through our generous financial donors. Every penny donated is sent to our medical fund. Please help us continue this much needed medical care for our animals by donating. Even if you cannot donate, it is a huge help to share posts on social media.
The Colony Animal Services strives to protect andTCAS LOGO-UPDATED nurture The City of The Colony’s lost, homeless, abused, injured, and sick pets. We seek to provide animals the opportunity to be reclaimed, adopted, rehabilitated, or rescued. It is the mission for the Animal Service Officers and volunteers to pursue a positive synergy and to serve the citizens and pets of The Colony.
Animal Services is committed to saving each and every animal that comes into our care. Over the last few years, we have improved our live release rate to 97%. We hold our standards high at keeping this percentage, and in doing so, we ask our rescue partners and citizens to help us pursue finding our animals forever homes.
Every year, we get over a hundred injured and sick animals that need our help. In order for us to help them, we use our donated medical fund to give them the proper care and treatment they need. The only way for us to provide this needed medical care is through our generous financial donors. Every penny donated is sent to our medical fund. Please help us continue this much needed medical care for our animals by donating. Even if you cannot donate, it is a huge help to share posts on social media.
