Since launching in December 2021, Dogslanding has saved hundreds of dogs from euthanasia, abuse, neglect, and unsafe environments. Texas shelters are overwhelmed, and every day healthy dogs are at risk simply because there isn’t enough space. We step in for the dogs who need us most by providing safe housing, full medical care, behavioral rehabilitation, and stable, structured support.

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In addition to rescue, we are proud to offer something rare in our community: access to high-quality, evidence-based dog training led by our head trainer and rescue president, Danielle Linn. Danielle provides individualized training plans, education, and hands-on support not only for our own rescue dogs and foster families, but also for community pet owners and even other local rescues. This work keeps dogs in homes, improves pet retention, and gives struggling dogs the tools they need to transition successfully into foster or forever homes.

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Our approach addresses the root causes of the dog crisis in Texas by combining rescue, rehabilitation, and community-wide training support. When we help dogs and owners work through behavioral challenges, we prevent surrender, reduce euthanasia risk, and keep more families together.

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Your donation directly funds medical care, safe housing, high-quality nutrition, and the specialized training that allows each dog to thrive. Every contribution helps us save lives and support the next dog who needs a chance.

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Dogslanding House is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN 92-1290043. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.