Just One Can Make A Difference!


In the case of Cinderella, one shoe made the difference and SPOT holds to that philosophy because we believe that "Just One Can Make A Difference."  

One person; one pet; one rescue; one foster; one donation... all of these "one's" add up to a LOT!

MEET LIBERTY

Pregnant with eight pups, abandoned out in the county with two other dogs, I was shot at and my body is full of buckshot pellets. Fortunately my pups survived and all have been adopted. I've been waiting TWENTY months for my new home!


Liberty was born around 2005 so that makes her 8 years old.  She is a Bull Terrier mix and weighs 55lbs.  

She is up-to-date on vaccinations and has been spayed.  When she first came to SPOT she was heartworm positive but with treatment she is now free of those awful parasites.


If you would be interested in making me a part of your family please contact SPOT by clicking below. 

Who is SPOT and what do we do?

We are Wharton County Stray Pet Outreach Team, casually called SPOT or WCSPOT.

SPOT is a support system for persons who choose to rescue animals in Wharton County.  SPOT itself is not a rescue organization although it has cared for and placed more than 1000 animals since its beginning in April 2008. 

SPOT does not have a facility, nor does SPOT receive any county or municipal funds; therefore, the organization relies upon memberships, contributions, foster homes and volunteers.  SPOT wants very much to work with person who rescue stray animals, but the demand is much greater than available resources.  As a result, SPOT asks people to agree to following guidelines:

  • Become a member of SPOT for $25 per year 
  • Help provide or arrange for foster care
  • Assist in providing $100 in sponsorship money to cover part of the veterinary costs
SPOT will help arrange veterinary services, post photos of the animal/s on the SPOT website, Facebook and other linked sites, and schedule the animals as soon as possible for one or more of the adoption events.  Pet food and other supplies will be provided if available through donations.
 
Many opportunities are available through SPOT for persons who care about animals and want to help reduce the stray pet population of Wharton County.  Civic clubs, church groups, youth organizations and individuals may want to consider donating to SPOT, a (501c3 organization) on a regular basis. 

NEWS and EVENTS and FUN

SPOT has weekly adoptions, annual events, fund raisers and often makes the news papers with our efforts.  We have gathered a nice library of photos and information about our ventures.

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