San Antonio Animal Care Services Adoptable & Available Pets

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/6/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.
If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.
The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch
As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.
If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/5/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.

If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.

The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch

As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.

If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/4/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.

If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.

The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch

As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.

If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/3/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.
If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.
The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch
As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.
If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

Animal ID: A810721

Gender: Female

Date Found: 06/02/2026

Zip code Found: 78221

At risk beginning: 06/06/2026

Individual Link with current status: https://webapp1.sanantonio.gov/PetSearch/Default.aspx?id=A810721

If you believe this is your pet, or are interested in adopting or fostering this pet, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.

Please note: the date that pets are at risk may change depending on modified surrender and/or pet identification status. For the most up-to-date information regarding this pet, including photos, status, and at-risk date, please visit the unique link for this pet listed above

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/2/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.

If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.

The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch

As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.

If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 6/1/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.

If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.

The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch

As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.

If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 5/31/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.
If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.
The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch
As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.
If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact

San Antonio, TX | These dogs came into our care on 5/30/2026. Dogs found as strays will be held at our shelter for a state-mandatory stray period of a minimum of 3 days.
If you believe one of these dogs may be yours, please visit our shelter as soon as possible during our hours of operations: Monday – Friday: 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am-5pm.
The dogs listed in this album are dogs available for adoption, foster care, transfer, or reclaim. Pets that are too young for adoption, currently under observation due to a scratch or bite to a human, or have already been transferred into the care of a shelter partner are not included in this post. To view a full list of pets under our care, please visit: saacs.info/petsearch
As an open admission shelter, we are required to take in pets in need. On average, our shelter intakes close to 100+ pets daily. Stray pets that are not reclaimed by the end of their stray hold can leave with an adopter, foster, or rescue. If after their stray hold no placement is found, then these pets are at risk to be humanely euthanized at any time due to lack of capacity. We have officers responding to loose and urgent pet calls throughout the day and night, so we must have kennels available 24 hours a day.
If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require an on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.

If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster.

If you are an organization that is interested in becoming a shelter partner, please contact our team at [email protected]. IMPORTANT: This email address is exclusively used to respond and prioritize shelter transfer placement needs. Emails unrelated to transfer holds may prevent our team from immediate lifesaving actions. For general questions, please contact us through here: saacs.info/contact