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Due to the increased number of animals being surrendered to HSNT's facility and extremely high call volume, we ask that you fill out the surrender form, to request an appointment. We appreciate your patience.
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Fort Worth Intake Services

The Humane Society of North Texas (HSNT) is here to help each family work through the best options for their pet(s), including rehoming and surrendering. Below are the most common recommended steps. If you need to surrender a farm animal such as a horse, goat, pig, chicken, etc., please visit our Equine Resources Livestock Resources pages to view all available options. If you have further questions, please contact our Equine & Livestock Department at 817.891.6203 or email equine@hsnt.org.

Please call 817.332.HSNT (4768) ext 106 or email our Fort Worth Animal Resource Center.​​ Please understand that surrenders are by appointment only. We do not take same-day, walk-up surrenders. At the time of surrendering your pet, there will be a surrender fee. Small dogs and adult cats 6 months and older are $50 to surrender Large dogs 6 months and older are $100 to surrender Puppies/kittens under 6 months are $20 each to surrender.

If Rehoming Isn't an Option, HSNT's
Fort Worth Saxe Forte Animal Resource Center Will Be Able to Assist You

  1. Collect info/photo for a pet profile for your pet

  2. Take a current photo fido/fluffy looking at the camera and a full-body shot

  3. Provide information about your pets likes and dislikes and what would be the perfect home for him/her.

  4. ​Utilize social media to post your pet profile to ensure your pet is going to a good match and loving home

  5. Utilize free or low-cost adoptions pages to post your pet profile to interested adopters such as: *listing fees may apply*

  6. www.rehome.adoptapet.com 

  7. https://rehomeyourpets.com

  8. Contact foster-based rescues and breed-specific rescues about rehoming your pet from someone else's home to avoid the stress of shelter life. 

Try to Rehome Your Pet with A Friend or Family Member Who You Know and Trust.

Contact HSNT and other organizations focused on helping owners keep the fur families together, for resources that may be available to help you keep your pet.

Before Surrendering

Your Pet To Any Shelter:

  1. Collect info/photo for a pet profile for your pet

  2. Take a current photo fido/fluffy looking at the camera and a full-body shot

  3. Provide information about your pets likes and dislikes and what would be the perfect home for him/her.

  4. ​Utilize social media to post your pet profile to ensure your pet is going to a good match and loving home

  5. Utilize free or low-cost adoptions pages to post your pet profile to interested adopters such as: *listing fees may apply*

  6. Contact foster-based rescues and breed-specific rescues about rehoming your pet from someone else's home to avoid the stress of shelter life. 

Try to Rehome Your Pet with A Friend or Family Member Who You Know and Trust.

Small Dogs and Adult Cats 6 Months and Older

At the time of surrendering your pet, there will be a surrender fee.

$100 to surrender
$20 each to surrender
$50 to Surrender

Large Dogs 6 Months and Older

Puppies/kittens Under 6 Months

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