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Hours of Operation


Monday - Friday
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday
12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday
Closed
 
Priorities of The O'Connor Pet Center
The Dorothy H. O'Connor Pet Adoption Center provides unequaled care and service in pet placement resources by continuing practices from inception of the former Six Flags Humane Society to prevent cruelty to animals.

This new $1.7 million comprehensive facility accommodates up to 200 animals at any given time. It provides dogs and cats their own living quarters in separate wings of the complex, walking runs for their healthy exercise and adequate treatment space for veterinary and hygiene services. There is also ample space for adoptable animals to become acclimated to a safe and clean environment with potential owners able to view them for traits and disposition.

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Cat Adoption Statistics Cat Adoptions

Week: 3
Month: 20
Year: 193
Dog Adoption Statistics Dog Adoptions

Week: 6
Month: 42
Year: 397

Join Us!
Watch us on Newscenter 25 every Friday morning, check us out in the Victoria Advocate, stop by, or click here to see what's going on at The Dorothy H. O'Connor Pet Adoption Center.

What's Going On

 
Pets of the Week
Just Take Me Home
Dog of the Week Lila - is an 8 1/2 month old female Border Collie mix with tan and white coat. She is a delightful puppy who loves to play and is looking for a new home of her own.

She is looking for the RIGHT family.

Cat of the Week Rabbit - is a 6 months old Domestic shorthair mix with a black slick coat. She loves to run and quickly make friends. Rabbit can't wait to find a loving home.

Come ADOPT me!

Upcoming Events
Date Time Event
October 4 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM K9-5K Benefit Run

* Schedule subject to change.
* Weather permitting on K-9 Reserve Classes.
Click here for volunteer class schedule.


Shelter Volunteering
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Dorothy H. O’Connor Pet Adoption Center. The time and attention that our volunteers spend with animals helps to keep the animals well-socialized and better able to present themselves when people come looking for a pet to adopt.

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Foster Care
Can't make it out to the center to volunteer as much as you'd like? Help The Dorothy H. O'Connor Pet Adoption Center by providing foster care to a cat or dog. Call us at 361-575-8573 or click the link below to learn how you can provide foster care today!

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Helpful Links
Plants That Are Toxic To Dogs
Indoor Cat Initiative
The Humane Society