These schnauzer siblings were either a product of backyard breeding or irresponsible ownership in South Texas. We don’t know exactly what their medical needs will be quite yet. There was a total of four schnauzers that were transported from the RGV area to us on 06/09/2024. We have partnered with two sanctuaries who will be taking the two puppies that have birth defects. Our rescue is just not able to take on the medical pups and we want the best care for them. We know they will be in good hands within the sanctuaries.
Rescue PAC will be intaking the two healthy puppies and providing vetting. They are currently in foster homes and doing great.
Each puppy will, at minimum, receive vaccines, boosters, a microchip and sterilization.
Donor help makes it all possible and we are grateful.
In Texas, spay & neutering pets is a critical step in managing our incredible stray and euthanization numbers. We primarily utilize low cost clinics like Save an Angel and Animal Friends of Washington County. If you or someone you know would like to learn about other low cost options, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
