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February 7, 2023

BIN 23033

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Male, 1 year, NOT SAFE, Joel

February 7, 2023

BIN 23032

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Male, 9 years, NOT SAFE, Hopkins

February 7, 2023

BIN 23031

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Male, 9 months, NOT SAFE, Kona

February 7, 2023

BIN 23030

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Female, 9 months, NOT SAFE, Mallory

February 5, 2023

BIN 23029

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Safe with ABR - Gwynn

February 4, 2023

BIN 23028

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Male, 3 years, NOT SAFE, Sheldon II

February 2, 2023

BIN 23027

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

SAFE - With Another Rescue

January 29, 2023

BIN 23026

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Safe with ABR - Felicia

January 29, 2023

BIN 23025

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Safe with ABR - Zahara

January 29, 2023

BIN 23024

By BINAdminIn Boxers in Need

Safe with ABR - Yeats

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Austin Boxer Rescue

16 hours ago

HEADS UP, PET OWNERS!- get your furry friends microchipped ASAPHouston dog and cat owners are now required by city ordinance to microchip their pets. BARC, the City of Houston's Animal Shelter and Adoption Center, (www.houstontx.gov/barc/) is reminding the public that the year-long grace period for enforcing the City’s new mandatory microchipping requirement will end Wednesday, February 1, 2023.To assist the public with coming into compliance with the new requirement, BARC will be offering free microchips for pets owned by City of Houston residents. Free microchips will be available from 8 - 10 a.m. at 3300 Carr St., while supplies last, the following dates:Tuesday, January 31Monday, February 6Tuesday, February 7Background: On Wednesday, January 19, 2022, Houston City Council unanimously approved updates to Chapter 6 of the City's Code of Ordinances related to animal welfare, including mandatory microchipping. This change replaced the previously used license tags for all owned cats and dogs with a microchip, making it easier to return lost pets to their owners. Now, animal enforcement officers can reunite lost pets with their owners in the field, bypassing the need to bring them to the shelter for intake and care.(P.S. This is foster Vella - she's getting spayed and (hopefully microchipped) tomorrow! Soon she will be ready to meet her forever family. Could it be yours? Applications here: austinboxerrescue.com/rehoming/adoption/) ... See MoreSee Less

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Austin Boxer Rescue

6 days ago

If you are unable to make it to Boxer Bestie Hour on Saturday at our boarding facility in Hewitt, join us Sunday for Walk a Boxer. Remember to fill out a volunteer application here if you haven’t yet - austinboxerrescue.com/ways-to-help/volunteer/ ... See MoreSee Less

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