Gleannloch Farms Pets

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.

A friend of mine rescued a young black lab that was dumped at his office. He is very sweet, but my friend can unfortunately not keep him. Does anyone know of someone that is looking to give this sweet baby a home?

🚨 Winter Weather Advisory – Pet Safety Reminder 🚨

With dangerously cold temperatures and winter weather impacting our area, it is NOT safe for animals to be outside right now. Any pet. Frostbite and hypothermia can set in within minutes, even for healthy pets.

🐾 Please remember:
•Bring pets indoors. No animal should be left outside in these conditions.
•Frostbite happens fast—ears, tails, noses, and paws are especially vulnerable.
•Watch ice melt products. Many are toxic to pets if licked or absorbed through paws.
•If your pet must go outside for a quick potty break, limit time outdoors and dry their paws immediately when they come back inside.

🚫 Now is NOT the time to abandon animals—anywhere.
This includes leaving animals outside, tied up, or dumped at our doors.

🤝 If you are struggling or need to surrender an animal, please ask for help. We are here to work with you and find safe options.

❤️ Stay safe and stay warm.
We are closely monitoring weather conditions and will share updates as more information becomes available.

Thank you for looking out for your pets and for each other.

Please consider donating funds or food! This is a real rescue… They saved over $1500 last year. It’s hard to find a Rescue that really steps up but they do!

🚨 URGENT FOOD PLEA 🚨
🐶 250+ CAMO Rescue dogs need your help TODAY 🐶

Our food supply is critically low, and one of our most urgent needs is Purina ONE Lamb & Rice — a staple that helps keep our dogs healthy, strong, and thriving while they heal and wait for their forever homes.

Every single bag makes a difference. Every share helps. Every act of kindness matters. ❤️

👉 Please help by donating through our wishlists:
🛒 Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/camo-rescue_b103481651
📦 Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/34BOFIBVYHH4T?ref_=wl_share

If you can’t donate, PLEASE SHARE — it helps more than you know!
Our dogs are counting on us… and we’re counting on you. 🐾🙏

Escaped about 30 minutes ago in Gleannloch Farms near Frank elementary.
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The photos are ready from the 15th annual Paws and Claus 2025.
All look great!!! Thank you everyone for your support!

This case still drags on and on...but we wont forget. This dog is being fostered in Gleannloch Farms living the good life.

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Paws and Claus—from 11-1 at Pet Supplies Plus-Supporting the GLF Pet Committee

*$20 Santa pictures

*free balloons-Josh the balloon guy at the front door

*$5 Chicken and Sausage Jambalaya from the famous Eric Simon-Big E’s Kajun Kitchen

*free concessions

*Camo Rescue adoptions

*silent auction

*pick up and order your GLF shirts

Thanks for your support!!!!!

This punishment shows America is finally done tolerating cruelty to animals.

A Georgia man has been sentenced to 475 years in prison after being found guilty in one of the most horrifying dogfighting and animal abuse cases the country has ever seen. Investigators discovered starving, injured, and brutally mistreated dogs who had endured unthinkable suffering.

Authorities said the scene was so shocking that even seasoned officers struggled to describe it. Many of the dogs had broken bones, open wounds, and signs of long-term torture. Some didn’t survive, but those who did were rescued and brought to safety.

The judge made it clear that this sentence was meant to send a message. If you choose to hurt animals, your punishment will match the cruelty you caused. This ruling is now being praised across the country as a turning point in animal protection laws.

Rescue groups say the surviving dogs are already showing signs of healing. They’re learning how to trust again, getting medical care, and finally experiencing what love feels like.

People everywhere hope this case becomes a warning that ends dogfighting for good. Because every dog deserves protection, and every abuser deserves real consequences.

References:
Associated Press... Georgia man sentenced to 475 years in dogfighting and animal cruelty case
USA Today... Judge delivers historic sentence in brutal animal abuse investigation
CNN... Animal cruelty case leads to one of the longest sentences ever recorded