TCAR founders are compassionate and work tirelessly (well, they do get burnt out and exhausted, but do their absolute best despite being stretched thin on fosters and funds)

N/A, Third Coast Animal Rescue is not a shelter and does not deal with reclaimed dogs

Third Coast Animal Rescue is completely volunteer run. Their volunteers are loving, compassionate, reliable people.

Third Coast Animal Rescue has a strong, well-organized online presence. Funding is always tight because of the high number of dogs rescued and the vet care they usually need (dogs pulled from the kill list are often on the list for health issues that make them not immediately adoptable). TCAR would benefit from a full-time organizer/fundraiser, but does the best possible job with the volunteer network they currently have.

Third Coast Animal Rescue has its rescue animals seen by reliable, trustworthy veterinarians, and places animals with behavioral issues with fosters prepared to work with the animals on behavioral issues.

N/A, Third Coast Animal Rescue is not a shelter, but rather a rescue organization. TCAR does not have a physical location, and instead works to pull at-risk animals from kill shelters and to rescue abused/neglected/homeless animals, get them medical care, and find them a forever home. No animal is ever abandoned or given up on.

Third Coast Animal Rescue has an excellent online presence and effectively promotes animals up for adoption. Dogs go to their adoptive homes healthy, UTD on all shots and medical care, with spay/neuter complete. TCAR even arranges for cross-country transport relays when an animal is adopted by a vetted home.

Third Coast Animal Rescue does not have a Feral Cat TNR Program, so this category should have an option to rate them as "Not Applicable." Since people ignorant of TCAR's purpose and services have rated 1 star, let's set the record straight. TCAR does NOT trap, neuter, and release feral cats. Third Coast Animal Rescue does not provide spay/neuter services; they partner with various veterinarian offices to get their rescue animals spayed/neutered. This category should have an option to rate them as "Not Applicable." Since people ignorant of TCAR's purpose and services have rated 1 star, let's set the record straight. TCAR does NOT provide spay/neuter services. Third Coast Animal Rescue is a 501c3 non profit that is entirely volunteer-based. TCAR does not have a physical location for caring for animals, and relies entirely on a network of volunteer foster homes and boarding services for ill animals under veterinary care in order to rescue and care for abandoned, abused, neglected, and homeless animals. They do an excellent job networking to pull animals off kill-lists in kill shelters, get them veterinary care, and placing them in loving foster homes till their forever homes are found or until the animals transfer to another rescue organization in a different part of the country where they might be more readily adopted. TCAR sets up transport relays of volunteers who help dogs get safely moved cross-country to their vetted forever homes or to other rescues. Third Coast Animal Rescue foster homes are completely volunteer based. Foster parents are vetted via an extensive screening questionnaire and through home visits when possible. TCAR pays for vet bills, but fosters provide food, bedding, toys, leashes, collars, kennel spaces, walks, play, and a loving place for abandoned and mistreated dogs to heal and learn to trust and love before going to their forever homes.

Third Coast Animal Rescue is a 501c3 non profit that is entirely volunteer-based. TCAR does not have a physical location for caring for animals, and relies entirely on a network of volunteer foster homes and boarding services for ill animals under veterinary care in order to rescue and care for abandoned, abused, neglected, and homeless animals. They do an excellent job networking to pull animals off kill-lists in kill shelters, get them veterinary care, and placing them in loving foster homes till their forever homes are found or until the animals transfer to another rescue organization in a different part of the country where they might be more readily adopted. TCAR sets up transport relays of volunteers who help dogs get safely moved cross-country to their vetted forever homes or to other rescues.

Third Coast Animal Rescue does not provide spay/neuter services; they partner with various veterinarian offices to get their rescue animals spayed/neutered. This category should have an option to rate them as "Not Applicable." Since people ignorant of TCAR's purpose and services have rated 1 star, let's set the record straight. TCAR does NOT provide spay/neuter services.

Very expensive

Third Coast Animal Rescue does not have a Feral Cat TNR Program, so this category should have an option to rate them as "Not Applicable." Since people ignorant of TCAR's purpose and services have rated 1 star, let's set the record straight. TCAR does NOT trap, neuter, and release feral cats.

Dont trust these people