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RESCUE SECTION

The Lone Star Akita Club (LSAC) does what it can to help abandoned, lost or abused Akitas. We get calls from animal shelters, animal control officers, concerned neighbors, and owners from all over Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Unfortunately, we don't have the manpower or the financial ability to address all the appeals we get.

One of our members, Heather Salyer, is located in the New Orleans area. She's been helping out with the many calls we get from that state, so if you're looking for an Akita and are in that area, please check our pages to see what dogs she might have fostered.

We have compiled these links to to provide information about Rescue operations to prospective owners and rescue volunteers with the goal of ultimately providing loving permanent homes for Akitas everywhere. If you are interested in helping with these efforts, fostering an akita, or know of potential loving homes, please feel free to contact Sherry Wallis at 713-465-9729 (email: sherry@sherob.com) or any of the club members for information.

Lone Star Akita Club Adoption Forms
Orphans Successfully Placed by LSAC
Available Akita Orphans

If you would like to make a donation to the Lone Star Akita Club of Houston Rescue, you may do so via Pay Pal or you can send a Check or Money Order to:

Lone Star Akita Club of Houston Rescue
c/o Secretary
10811 Oak Hollow
Houston , TX 77024

Thank you for your support of Akita Rescue

Acknowledgement of Rescue Benefactors

If you've read all the material on this website, you know that assuming same-sex Akitas living in the same household won't get along together is a much safer course than thinking that they will someday learn to cooperate or that if they grow up together they'll be fine. Some very experienced breeders do manage to keep some dogs together, but that's the exception to the rule.

This aspect of their character makes rescue especially difficult for us because we all have dogs of our own, and one thing that is almost a certainty is that a strange dog will probably not be accepted by the dogs in our houses.

Akita Rescue Information
Placing Your Akita
Adopting an Older Dog - K9web
What is a Rescue Dog?
Why would I Want a Rescue?

Akita Rescue Organizations
Akita Rescue of Tulsa
Akita Rescue of Western New York
Nationwide Rescue Network
ACA Rescue Dog Spotlight
Greater Houston Area Akita Placement
Akita Adoption and Rescue of Mid-America
Akita Angel Fund
Akita Club of Illinois Valley-Rescue
Akita Resource Network
Akita Rescue Society of America(ARSA)
Akita Owners Rescue Foundation, Inc. (AORF)
Akita Rescue Mid-Atlantic Coast
Akita Rescue of Pittsburgh
Akita Rescue Society of America
Akita Rescue Society of Florida
Akita Support and Placement
Delaware Valley Akita Rescue
Friends Of Akita Rescue (FAR)
Friends of Akita Rescue NW
Golden Gate Akita Rescue
MidWest Akita Rescue Society (MARS)
New England Akita Rescue Alliance
North Carolina Akita Rescue
Ozarks Akita Rescue
Southern Virginia Akita Rescue Society
The Akita Project

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Companion Pet Rescue (Dallas/Ft. Worth Area)
P. O. Box 270161
Flower Mound, TX 75027-0161

General Rescue Organizations
Citizens for Animal Protection