INTRODUCING CATS AND DOGS WITH A PET TAXI. It's important to have realistic expectations when introducing a new pet to a resident pet. Cats are territorial and need to be introduced to other animals very slowly in order to give them time to get used to each other before there is a face-to-face confrontation. Slow introductions help prevent fearful and aggressive problems from developing.
Avoid any interactions between your pets that result in either fearful or aggressive behavior. If these responses are allowed to become a habit, they can be difficult to change. It's better to introduce your pets to each other so gradually that neither animal becomes afraid or aggressive. Allow the introduction to take place over a matter of weeks.
Use a Pet taxi large enough for the new pet to feel comfortable. If it is a cat the pet taxi should be large enough for a litter box, as well as food and water bowls. Let the new pet in the large pet taxi in the middle of the living room and then just go about your normal life. Let the new pet see everyone interacting with each other as well as the other pets living in the home.
Do this daily. Each day put the other pets living in the home in another location and allow the new pet to explore his or her new environment. If the new pet is a cat, let him or her find safe places to retreat to in case they feel the need to do so.
This process can take several weeks. Be patient and take time introducing the new pet to the rest of the family.
Volunteer Opportunities
At the Justin Animal Alliance, we have many volunteer opportunities available. We always need help with all aspects of the rescue. Feeding, changing water, mowing, walking the dogs, bathing the dogs, assistance with adoption events, transportation to/from vet appointments, and home visits - just to name a few. Any amount of time you can give is much appreciated. While our animals have been saved from various city shelter euthanasia lists, their care is on-going. Please donate your time, you can make the difference in an animal's life!!!!
Please email us for more information. justinanimalalliance@yahoo.com
Thank you!
Who We Are
The Justin Animal Alliance, in an effort to decrease the alarming euthanasia rate in the US is committed to educating the public about the importance of spaying and neutering. We provide year round education and referrals on spay and neuter programs to reduce the number of homeless animals in our community. Anyone in search of low cost spay/neuter and vaccination information may contact us for a referral. Donations to support our efforts are needed, appreciated and tax-deductible. Well-cared for pets make a happier world for everyone!
Please contact us if you are interested in adopting a dog or puppy, cat or kitten!
The Justin Animal Alliance is an animal welfare organization located on 7.62 acres. We are a privately funded rescue that pulls animals from city shelter euthanasia lists. We do not take in owner surrenders. We have both cats and dogs, available for adoption at all times. Our animals are spayed and neutered and ready for adoption.
Please feel free to contact us for a visit by appointment only. All requests to visit with the animals we have available for adoption, or requests for community service are by appointment only. Please email us for more information. justinanimalalliance@yahoo Thank you
Please feel free to contact us for a visit by appointment only. All requests to visit with the animals we have available for adoption, or requests for community service are by appointment only. Please email us for more information. justinanimalalliance@yahoo Thank you
FEES FOR ADOPTION
***For animals that are already spay/neutered, full set of shots, and micro chipped, our adoption fees are as follows;
$70 for dogs over 50 Lbs
$60 for dogs under 50 Lbs
$40/$50 for cats and kittens
$25 for feral dogs of any size
$25 for barn cats
BARN CATS
We have healthy, sterilized barn cats in need of new outdoor homes. These barn cats are feral (semi-wild) and need to live at a farm, horse stable, warehouse, plant nursery, or other suitable outdoor location.
Veterinarian care has been given (sterilized, rabies shot, and vaccinated). $25 adoption fee. The property owners only responsibility will be to provide daily food/water, and protection from the elements. After a short period of secure confinement, the barn cats will accept your barn as their new home.
The barn cats will keep rodents away from grain and food storage areas. If you own or manage property and have permission for long-term placement of animals on the property, please call us! We will assist you while the barn cats settle into their new home.
Please email us if you are interested in adopting a dog or puppy, cat, kitten, or barn cat!
justinanimalalliance@yahoo.com
The Justin Animal Alliance, in an effort to decrease the alarming euthanasia rate in the US is committed to educating the public about the importance of spaying and neutering. We provide year round education and referrals on spay and neuter programs to reduce the number of homeless animals in our community. Anyone in search of low cost spay/neuter and vaccination information may contact us for a referral. Donations to support our efforts are needed, appreciated and tax-deductible. Well-cared for pets make a happier world for everyone!
Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinics - Texas Coalition for Animal Protection (TCAP)
Denton 940-566-5551
Fort Worth 817-837-4500
www.texasforthem.org
