What should I be for Halloween? Draw a widow's peak on me and I'm Mickey Mouse! Add some spots around my eyes and I'm a panda. Or you could just leave me as I am now and I'm a prince. An angel. A superhero. Just me: Starsky! This year, though, I don't really want to go alone. I'm not an "alone" kinda guy. I love humans A LOT! I like to dance with them, go for walks with them, play with them, cuddle in their laps, learn tricks from them, and see them smile. I love belly rubs and just being
My name is Hambone and if that's the only thing you knew about me, you'd already have a pretty good picture of who I am! I'm a total goofball of a dog. A silly, happy, friendly, loves-everyone goober of a dog. The class-clown-with-a-heart-of-gold of dog school. Let's get the stuff you really want to know out of the way first: I'm about three years old. I'm good with other dogs. I'm a tolerant playmate, even for dogs who want to play rough. I haven't met cats or children (at least, not since coming to the shelter as a stray), but
Unleash your inner artist at a Paint Your Pet event! No art skills or experience required. Our instructor will provide all the supplies, a pre-sketched canvas, and plenty of guidance to make sure that you walk away with a one-of-a-kind portrait of your beloved pet! All Paint Your Pet proceeds will benefit the rescued dogs and cats at Open Door Animal Sanctuary. Registration is $50 per person. Please go to odas.org/paint for more information and to register! After you register, please send a picture of your pet (one pet per picture, please) to Lynese@odas.org.
🎉 Happy Birthday, Tracie! 🎉 To celebrate our Executive Director’s special day, we’re offering $60 adoptions now through Sunday! All adult cats and adult dogs placed on hold during this time will have a reduced adoption fee of just $60. This fee covers vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, deworming, heartworm and FIV/FeLeuk testing, and all up-to-date vet care. Let’s make Tracie’s birthday unforgettable by finding forever homes for our animals! 🐾
Two Locations: Arnold & Kirkwood Texas Roadhouse – What's For Lunch? Join us on Saturday, October 5th, from 11 AM to 3 PM at Texas Roadhouse to support animals in need! Just bring or mention this flyer, and 10% of your total food purchase will be donated to Open Door Animal Sanctuary. Enjoy a meal and make a difference!
Lovely to see you, dahling! We should get together more often. Perhaps... for brunch and a Mimosa? That's my name, after all. I'm Mimosa and, at ten years old, I'm a young senior. The sort who just barely qualifies for my AARP card. Age, of course, is nothing but a number, and I'm the very definition of young at heart! I'm a sociable lady- the type who would be organizing weekly dinner parties. The president of the crochet club and the chairwoman (er... chaircat?) of the local chapter of Cats for Change. I get along well with other cats, with dogs, and
Hi, I'm Alianna, a 4-year-old bundle of joy with a big dream: to find my forever person! I may be small, but I have a huge personality that will light up your life. I adore curling up on laps, chasing my beloved sparkle balls, and finding the coziest spots to nap. If you have a shelf, an inbox, or even a comfy drawer, you might just find me there! I’m the kind of cat who would start a conversation with you if we sat next to each other on a plane—and I promise you’d be charmed! I don’t fly much,
Well hi, kiddo! How's the family? Good? Think there might be room in it for a hairy ginger fella? My name's Quaid and... lemme be straight with you. I'm hoping to spend the rest of my life with you. I hope that's not too forward. I'm an outgoing guy and I believe in letting people know when I like them. Which, to be fair... is pretty much everyone, pretty much all the time. I've been on this Earth about ten years now and I've spent at least some of it as a ramblin' man. But one day, I was hitchhiking
Life can take some funny twists and turns, can't it? Last month, when I found myself lost and alone in the world, I had no idea it would turn out to be the best thing that had ever happened to me. Because someone kind picked me up and brought me here. That's where I got my name: Mona. I don't have an exact record of my life before, but you can see parts of it written on my body. You can see that I've fed puppies. You can see that somebody cut my ears off (and from the looks of
In folklore, big black dogs are often to be feared. Some are sinister on their own. Others are fierce guardians of dark territories or loyal companions to villainous owners. My name is Ozzie and I'm not a Barghest or a Grim or a ghostly fiend from The Baskervilles. I'm a baby. An 82-lb grown-up puppy. A big ol' schnugglebunny. I'm a baby in that "awwwwww, what a darling baby!" way, but also, sometimes, in that "come on, don't be such a baby" way. I'm gentle and friendly and I love people. I'm good with cats and I'm the kind of
