Houston Humane Society - RAIDER RESCUES


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	R.A.I.D.E.R. Rescues The Houston Humane Society's RAIDER Program investigates reports of neglect, abandonment or mistreatment of both companion animals and livestock in accordance with Texas state law. HHS' RAIDER investigators and rescuers have worked hard and will continue to work non-stop to rescue abused and neglected animals and rehabilitate as many of them as possible.

	The RAIDER Program continues to fight and rescue those that cannot rescue themselves. The animals posted below are just a few of the animals rescued from abusive or neglectful situations by the RAIDER Program. These animals have been rehabilitated and are now in permanent, loving homes.

	Name: Sammy Breed: Lhasa Apso Sex: Male Age: 2-3 yrs. Facts: Sammy was severely matted when the R.A.I.D.E.R. Program went in and rescued him. Because of the neglect that this sweet boy endured, he will need to have ointment applied to his eye for the rest of his life.

	Name: Timmy Breed: Spaniel mix Sex: Male Age: 1 yr. Facts: Timmy is a sweet little guy that gets along well with other animals. Timmy was found tied to on a chain and had been neglected. He is a very happy and playful pup.

	Name: Shasta Breed: Rottweiler mix Sex: Female Age: 4 months Facts: Shasta is a sweet girl looking for someone to love her despite her handicap. Her eye was ruptured when she was rescued. Shasta had been attacked by another dog. She is very happy to see people and a little timid. Shasta loves to play.

	Name: Stevie Breed: Horse Unknown Stallion Sex: (will be neutered soon) Age: 5-6 yrs. Facts: Stevie is a male white horse that is blind in one eye and almost blind in the other. Stevie was found wandering the streets of Houston. He gets spooked easily if not spoken to when approached. Stevie enjoys attention and being brushed.		Photo of Stevie coming soon.

	If you are interested in learning more about or adopting one of our wonderful animals, please contact our Adoptions Department.

	The dogs posted above are just a few of the "lucky ones". Unfortunately, there are many more out there that need your voice. If you see animal cruelty or neglect, please call and report any case of cruelty: please email or call (713) 433-6421 x 396 and leave the following information: Name Telephone numbers Nature of complaint Street address where the abuse is occurring Cases are responded to based on level of seriousness however, most calls are responded to within 72 hours.