Humane Tomorrow featured by Cross Timbers Gazette
Ethical pet bill coauthored by Parker hopes to regulate pet sales in Texas By Micah Pearce | May 7, 2025
Humane Tomorrow is a non-profit 501(c)(3), volunteer-based organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of unwanted and abused animals in Flower Mound and the surrounding areas.
Humane Tomorrow is dedicated to promoting a respectful, responsible, and compassionate relationship between animals and people.
View our calendar for a list of events by location or browse our events posted on Facebook.
Ethical pet bill coauthored by Parker hopes to regulate pet sales in Texas By Micah Pearce | May 7, 2025
Empathy for Every Soul Article by Bailee Havener – View the full article on City Lifestyle Originally published in Cross Timbers
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Humane Tomorrow has numerous programs designed to improve people’s and animals’ lives. From helping pets in need right now to making a larger impact in reducing animal overpopulation, our programs are centered around our core values, which drive everything we do.
Helping animals in need today is important. Improving animal welfare so there are fewer in need tomorrow is crucial.
Empowering the next generation (grades 6-12) to help create a more Humane Tomorrow through training, workshops, and activities!
Classroom outreach focusing on empathy, tolerance, the effects of bullying, respect, and responsibility, relating these traits to animals.
Keeping families together, preventing economic euthanasia, and reducing the number of animals entering a shelter!
In partnership with Helping Hounds Animal Rescue, this program features short term fostering and relocates at-risk Texas dogs to Syracuse, NY.
Enables Humane Tomorrow to pull sick or injured animals that require extra medical support from animal shelters lacking sufficient resources.
Providing our communities low-cost spay/neuter aid through our Catalyst Program. Reducing the number of animals taken to animal shelters.
Animals rely on us to use our voices to change the laws and regulations to improve animal welfare. A single letter, phone call, or visit from YOU can make a difference to thousands of animals.
In memory of Amy Stumvoll, this fund provides enrichment and care of animals we house at the Glenn & Shirley Hulcher Family Animal Care Center and support for our foster homes.
Providing our communities low-cost spay/neuter aid through our Catalyst Program. Reducing the number of animals taken to animal shelters.
Surrendering a pet: Please note that Humane Tomorrow does not typically take in animals currently in homes. Our efforts are
Lots of resources for pet owners and animal lovers Resources Has your pooch started to act differently? Did you add
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