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Spike’s residency at the Texas Juvenile Justice Department’s BARK Dorm was never meant to be a permanent one.
Much like the juveniles who cycle through the program at Gainesville State School, Spike was living at the residential dormitory until his life, actually the life of his owner, turned around.
Temporary Care For Permanent ChangeAs a participan...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the weight so many people quietly carry.
Through our PASS program and through Dogs Matter, we see every day how deeply mental health and the human animal bond are connected. For many, a pet is more than companionship, they are comfort in anxious moments, purpose in uncertain seasons, and a steady presenc...
Doing something good is a simple way to support your community when times are tough and resources are stretched thin. During this time of reduced or absent benefits, families with pets face many tough choices and the availability of free pet food can help ease the pain and fill the bowls and bellies of companion pets all over North Texas.
While food insecurity is an...
Signature fundraising gala returns November 7 to celebrate rescue, transformation, and community impact
DALLAS, TEXAS (October 2025) Dallas Pets Alive (DPA) is a volunteer-based rescue organization dedicated to saving the lives of North Texas’ most at-risk pets. By working alongside fosters, adopters, volunteers, and community partners, DPA provi...
Community Cat Day is a great opportunity to raise awareness about the humane management of outdoor cat populations through Trap-Neuter-Return. Community cats—also known as feral, unowned, or free-roaming cats—often live in colonies and may or may not be socialized to humans. Left unaltered, these cats can reproduce rapidly, leading to overpopulation, suffering, and strain on ...