Gleannloch Farms Pets

I’m just going to put this right here. READ IT! READ IT TWICE!

Texas, we have a problem!!!!!! (I know it’s not a new one. It’s been ongoing for far, far too long)

*** Look up Cleveland Texas aka The Corridor to Hell ***

I’m sick. I’m sad. I’m broke, broken, depressed and cry every single day seeing the posts about found, abused, neglected, dumped family members and/or the ones about needing to re-home them due to inconvenience. I’m sick of it. I’m sick of having to shut off all news and social media because I cant physically, mentally or financially handle it. Something has to be done. Laws have to be changed. I will be doing some research on what else I can do to make a change. But I can’t just keeping rescuing and saving animals and not having the ones who create the problem not be held accountable any longer.

I’m tired of having to be the one to save these innocent, abandoned and failed souls. I’m so tired. I’m tired of the lack of accountability. I’m tired of the ignorance and poor choices of people getting pets. I’m tired of being the “someone” who will take care of it. If you can’t take care of a toddler for the next 16 years, you can’t take care of a pet!!!!!!!!!! I don’t know how we as a society can’t seem to figure that out!!!

Stop breeding.
Stop buying.
Stop the abuse.
If you see something, say something.
Report report report!!!!!!!
Stop just walking or driving by. Would you ignore a toddler wandering in the streets?
Dogs can’t survive on their own!
A pet is NOT a present.
Research before getting a pet. You have zero excuse for ignorance. You walk around with the answers in your hands.
PSA: your phone is not just for Snapchat, a camera and or platform to air your dirty laundry. Use it for good and get educated.

I’m tired yall. I’m sick and tired and beaten down.

Be better.

From: All in rescue, fostering, shelters and souls who give a $h!t

Mindi Bare

Seeking a new home for Nelli. She
is a special female rottie. She is about to turn 4 years old on Sept 13th. She is the offspring of one of the first purebred rottweilers ever to be cloned. All the clones have dew claws too.

Nelli is great with kids, loves walks and is a very good house dog. She weighs 101 lbs and is all up to date on all her shots. She just had an exam last week. Nelli is absolutely beautiful and gets compliments all the time about her coat and markings. I am just asking that she goes to a good home that will love her and care for her. She is a friendly dog who likes to be in the room where the energy is.

Oh, she is also a real dog. Loves to play fetch, occasionally bury a b**g and pig ears are her favorite treat. She chews on her dog toys all day and will play tug of war with anyone willing.

She is also microchipped and spayed.

Matt Rosenberg
737.262.9180

This dog was found yesterday near Frank elementary in Gleannloch Farms. Must prove Id of ownership. Please call Tracey at 713-213-0750. 

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Looking for a yummy way to support the dogs and cats at Abandoned Animal Rescue? 🐾🍪

Nelia Shehaj, owner, is a resident of GLF and has supported us in many ways.
Come celebrate the Grand Opening of the Luliet Creamery and Bake Shop’s new Vintage Park location this Saturday, March 14! You can indulge in the famous Nick's Local Eats - Drink For Charity Nick’s Local Eats - Sweets for Charity Cookie (Oatmeal Walnut Chocolate Chip), and the proceeds will be donated directly to AAR!!

It’s the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth while helping our furry friends find their forever homes. 🍦🐶😺

When: Saturday, March 14 | 10 AM – 10 PM
Where: Luliet Creamery & Bake Shop (Vintage Park) Luliet 126 Vintage Park Blvd, Houston 77070

Don't miss out on all the deliciousness—see you there! 💛✨

Every year, thousands of dogs in shelters are passed over simply because they have physical or neurological differences. Whether they are blind, deaf, missing a limb, or living with a chronic condition, "specially-abled" dogs often wait the longest for homes—or worse, are never adopted at all. But here’s the truth: disabled dogs make incredible pets. They are just as loving, loyal, and eager to bond as any other dog. What they lack in “normal” ability, they often make up for with resilience, gratitude, and heart. If you’re looking to adopt, it’s time to rethink what makes a perfect pet.