Where in the Houston is the stray animal pick-up(dog pound)?

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Friends for Life Animal Shelter & Sanctuary [phone] 700 Heights Blvd, Houston, TX 2.24 mi
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Saving Animals Across Borders [phone] 2627 Kipling St, Houston, TX 3.36 mi
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Houston SPCA [phone] 900 Portway Dr, Houston, TX 4.47 mi
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Snap [phone] 1001 West Loop S Ste 603, Houston, TX 4.97 mi
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Houston Humane Society [phone] 1200 Mckinney St, Houston, TX 0.44 mi
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Wildlife Rehab & Education [phone] 7400 Plum Creek Dr, Houston, TX 5.41 mi
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German Sheppard Dog Rescue Incorporated [phone] 12603 Conklin Ln, Houston, TX 12.68 mi
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Greyhound Pets of America [phone] 5602 Royalton St, Houston, TX 6.40 mi
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City of Angleton Dog Pound [phone] 501 Sebesta Rd, Angleton, TX 37.91 mi
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Homeless Pet Placement League [phone] 1603 Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 2.61 mi
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Houston Humane Society Shelter-Best Cat/Dog Adoptions Pure & Mixed Breeds
[phone], 14700 Almeda Rd, Houston, TX
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Houston SPCA Houston's 1st & Largest Animal Protection Agency
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Houston Dog Pound

Answer 3

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Where in the Houston is the stray animal pick-up(dog pound)?

Answer 4

well first of all thats sad that animal patrol is only picking up dead animals and not the live ones. I mean isn't their job to SAVE animals, there should be a law saying that everyday a police officer or animal patrol who sees an animal that is a stray or even has its tag they should pick the animal and take it to the nearest shelter or at least to their owner if they happen to be close by. I mean wouldn't you feel bad if you saw an animal and you say we can't do anything about it. The police officer who told you that should feel bad because he is heartless man and he could have at least inform someone or at least take the two dogs to a shelter. IN most places I know they do pick them up wherever you live you should write a petition saying that animal patrols even if they are tamed or not tamed they should still pick them up that would be the RIGHT thing to do.

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It's important that they also get gestures and whistles as voice may not be sufficient over long distances and under certain circumstances.

Answer 6

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