As the Texas Humane Legislation Network reached its 50th anniversary this year, The Dallas Morning News spoke with founder ...

Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is inviting the community to help bring pets “Home for the Holidays” by adopting or fostering ...

A litter of eight-week-old puppies up for adoption during the Dog Days of Summer event at Dallas Animal Services in Dallas on Thursday, June 20, 2024. Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer Belle is an ...

Friends of Dallas Animal Services (FODAS) is promoting adoption by giving away a $50 Petco gift card to the first 75 people who adopt a dog from the shelter through Sunday. The gift card incentive is ...

LAKE DALLAS, Texas — The Lake Dallas Animal Shelter has permanently closed its doors. The Lake Dallas City Council previously approved the closure of the animal shelter. Lake Dallas has contracted ...

Dallas Animal Services is way, way over capacity and offering $150 gift cards for certain adoptions and rescues as they expect to receive hundreds of dogs over the Fourth of July holiday. The animal ...

DALLAS — Dallas Animal Services and Adoption Center says it is at critical capacity with only 12 open kennels available. They're holding free adoptions, and even if you come in and didn't see a pet ...

Dallas Animal Services hosts "Calming the Canines" on New Year's Eve to comfort shelter animals during fireworks.

Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is routinely over capacity and is asking the community for help. As of Friday, its shelter was 49% over capacity for dogs and 46% over capacity for cats. Now it will soon ...

A pet adoption event last month has helped reduce the number of dogs and cats in the Dallas Animal Services shelter. Dallas Animal Services is at about 115% capacity for dogs and 30% capacity for cats ...

Dallas Animal Services is set to get a $2 million boost to help cover increased services related to suspected animal cruelty investigations, which have increased as the city works with law enforcement ...

Some pet owners will use the guise of surrender to avoid paying boarding or kennel costs, a shelter representative said.