Our Mission
Our mission at Saving Hope Animal Rescue is to rescue, rehabilitate, and find loving homes for abandoned, neglected, and abused domestic animals in Dallas Fort Worth, Texas and surrounding areas. Saving Hope Animal Rescue is determined to put an end to animal abuse and neglect by attacking the over-population problem and putting an emphasis on education and adoption.
Dog of the Month
Meet GRADY!
Grady is a 1.5-year-old lovebug who’s been waiting his whole life for a home. Born in rescue, he’s grown up watching other dogs get picked... and he’s still here. He truly is the full package!
He may be deaf-but don’t let that fool you. This boy is SMART. He’s learned hand signals, thrives on routine, and is eager to please. Honestly? He’s got it all figured out. He is house trained, crate trained, and absolutely LOVES other dogs!!! So, he NEEDS a friend in his forever home.
Grady plays hard and loves big—so no cats or small animals for this guy. Because he can’t hear, he doesn’t always catch when other animals set boundaries, so he needs a tolerant, playful pup friend to match his energy. But, when he’s not playing, he is definitely napping and would love a cuddle buddy.
Total rescued
in 2025
2,259
total spayed & neutered IN 2023
1,500
total adopted
in 2025
2,178
total foster
homes today
800+
Total saved from cruelty
15,000+ Total Pets Lives Saved All Time
3,482 saved from high kill shelters
since Jan 2020 (where death was imminent)
224 emergency response situations
since Jan 2020
Saving Hope Ranch and Sanctuary
Texas is in the midst of a major overpopulation crisis, where wonderful animals are being euthanized daily due to lack of space. This year alone, we’ve rescued 1,812 animals. At Saving Hope Animal Rescue, we are determined to change the heartbreaking reality of our crisis in North Texas. Having already saved over 10,000 animals since our inception, and currently caring for more than 1,100 dogs and cats in foster homes, we know we can do even more. Our impact could be greater with expansion of our facilities. Together, we can save countless more lives.
