Active Paws Rescue

Sammie is officially adopted ❤️

Sammie has hit the jackpot and has a home on a beautiful ranch. He is going to live the blessed life he deserves.

Congratulations to all 🩵 🐾

Little Diva came to us a little over two weeks ago from Montgomery County Animal Shelter Texas.

This little 3lbs pup had only been at the shelter for a couple of hours when we were asked to help. Luckily, we had an experienced skin condition foster available.

Diva is coming on amazingly well and her hair is growing in so soft. She is working through her puppy vaccines and worming and will be available for adoption soon.

Helping young vulnerable and unvaccinated puppies get out of the shelter is literally life saving for them, their little bodies just can’t fight off the shelter crud.

If you’ve been interested in fostering and want to talk to someone please reach out at: [email protected]

Olive is officially adopted 🩷

Olive came to us from Montgomery County Animal Shelter Texas back in February; a scared and timid little dog that needed some extra help. She’s been in a wonderful foster home, she sailed through heartworm treatment and a dental but still needed to overcome her fears. That’s where our experienced fosters are so valuable to these little dogs. Time, patience and extra love and she was ready for her next chapter.

Olive has found the perfect home, she has a little doggy sibling called Nola and her own little girl. She has settled in great and we’re just so delighted for them all.

Congratulations and have the best life sweet Olive 🩷

Have you ever dreamed of owning a dog that not only would be your cuddle buddy but also your best adventure partner? Look no further! This is Layla. She is a pitty/husky mix full of energy and intelligence.

Layla has already been through a board and train program where she has learned the following commands: sit, wait, let’s go, off, kennel. Layla is potty trained and can even use a doggy door. She does well on a leash. She loves to play and would make a great candidate for agility training.

She bonds very quickly and gets very affectionate with her people. Layla just wants to be with her people. She can be jealous when others get attention, so for this reason we would prefer she be an only dog or a family that really understands high energy dogs.

Structure and consistency will be key to making sure Layla leads a successful life. If this sounds like the dog for you, apply today at: https://www.activepaws.org/adoption-application

Layla: D2026034
Age:16 months
Weight: 55 lbs.

Stop in and get a raffle ticket and visit our adoptable dogs

Jack is one of Daisy-Belle’s older puppies. He was sprung yesterday from Montgomery County Animal Shelter Texas.

We are so delighted we finally have a safe and loving foster home for Jack. This young pup has been through so much in his young life. Living in the woods, being at the shelter for weeks. He is finally in a home and we can’t wait to find his happy ending with a wonderful family.

At 10 months old, Jack is 40lbs. A great medium size! We’re letting Jack decompress a bit and learning his likes/dislikes, temperament etc. He will be available for adoption soon. Isn’t he handsome?

Meet Hope 💙

Hope is a beautiful 8- month-old shepherd mix with velvety-soft gray fur and a white star on her chest. She’s a medium-large breed puppy with a gentle heart, a playful spirit, and wonderful manners.

Hope is house trained, doggy-door trained, and incredibly smart. She loves playing with other dogs, gets along great with cats, and is always eager to cuddle.

More than anything, Hope is ready for a family to call her own. She’s the kind of puppy who will grow into a loyal best friend and fill your home with love.

Hope: D2026047
Age: 8 months
Breed: Mixed Breed

Apply to adopt Hope at: https://www.activepaws.org/adoption-application

SAVE THE DATE: 10/10/26
TIME:11am-3pm
Where: Crossfit Magnolia

Come on out and do some shopping, there’s going to be lots of pet items, household items and LOTS of bargains!

Help us raise much needed funds for our medical cases.

Hope to see you there 😊

Meet Hardy! 🐾
Age: 4 months
Personality: Extremely affectionate, loyal, and playful
House-Trained: Yes! (Potty trained)
Good with: Dogs, Kids, and Seniors (Cat status unknown)
About Hardy
Meet Hardy, a 4-month-old sweetheart with a heart of gold! Hardy is the ultimate "velcro pup"—his absolute favorite place in the world is right by your side. Whether you’re moving from room to room or relaxing on the couch, Hardy will be right there giving you all the affection you could ever ask for.
Despite his young age, Hardy is already potty trained and very obedient, which is a total dream for a pup his age! Because he is still a growing puppy, he has plenty of fun, healthy energy. He loves to play, explore, and stay active.
Family & Social Life
• Seniors: Hardy has a incredibly gentle side. In his foster home, he loves following his foster 80 years old grandmother everywhere she goes—he is a sweet, respectful little shadow!
• Dogs: He gets along wonderfully with other dogs and thrives on canine companionship.
• Kids: He has done great with children and is very gentle and friendly around them.
• Cats: Untested, but he hasn't shown negative signs with small pets.
Ideal Home
Hardy craves companionship and doesn't like being lonely. He would do best with a family that has plenty of time to spend with him, an active lifestyle, or another friendly dog to keep him company and play with.
If you're looking for a loving, smart, and devoted puppy who will shower you with affection, Hardy will be your perfect companion.

Hardy: D2026076
Weight: 39 lbs.
Mixed Breed

Apply to adopt Hardy at: https://www.activepaws.org/adoption-application

A huge thank you to Lord of Life Lutheran The Woodlands TX for welcoming us to set up an information table between services on Sunday 4th October.

Donations are accepted through October 4th at the welcome center. Visit and shop at The Hands of Faith and we receive 20% of sales. The little shop has beautiful and meaningful gifts!

Community events like this bring people together — and together, we can make a real difference in the lives of our companion animals.