United States Navy SEALs are notorious for their quick, tactical interventions, and are bound by a code of honor that embraces the practice of never leaving a man behind. These guiding principles hold particularly true for former special operations legend and real-life “Lone Survivor,” Marcus Luttrell, who recently rescued an injured pup (Roy) from a

Pepe – a Rat Terrier mix, approximately 5 years old and a whopping 8 lbs – was turned in to a local shelter with a broken leg by his prior owners. REDCOLLAR RESCUE immediately took him into our program and to the vet for his medical needs. After several weeks of casts and bandage changes,

When Raffle was rescued, she was so matted you could not even see her eyes! The mats were very painful, thus she was sedated and shaved. We think Raffle might be a Schnauzer/Yorkie mix…aka a Snorkie! She is approximately 3 years old and 14 lbs. One thing we know for sure…she is super cute! Raffle

Sir Lancelot was in danger at the shelter due to serious medical problems. But not to fear…his FREEDOM RIDE came in the form of a REDCOLLAR RESCUE chariot! Lancelot is approximately 8 years old and 25 lbs. He appeared to have been on the street for a very long time and had numerous medical issues,

Archibald (Archie) was spotted weaving in and out of traffic late at night by a good Samaritan, but before they could get to him, another car hit him and left the scene! The good Samaritan rushed Archie to the ER. As fate would have it, a REDCOLLAR RESCUE volunteer was at the ER with another

REDCOLLAR RESCUE responded to an URGENT call from the shelter! Someone brought in an injured dog, found on the side of the road covered in blood and dirt, matted beyond recognition, and unable to walk on her back leg. We named her “Comfort” as she was in great need of some TLC! At first we

Found clinging to the banks of the bayou, covered in water, unable to walk, and crying out for help! Bayou had numerous life-threatening injuries including: shattered left femur, multiple pelvic fractures, large hematoma of the abdominal wall, and more. Transferred to Texas A&M animal hospital where she had a CT scan and complex orthopedic surgery.

We rescued Morsel from the shelter and noticed she was straining to go to the bathroom. Bloodwork, urinalysis and x-rays revealed she had a serious life-threatening infection of the uterus called Pyometra.

Experienced intense trauma causing severely broken and dislocated jaw, and missing bone fragments. Apart from the excruciating pain, the injury made it impossible for Zen to eat while on the street, causing emaciation. Due to the severity of the injury, Zen has undergone 3 separate jaw surgeries. Zen found his forever home and is happy

Amity was only 6 lbs and 9 months old when RCR rescued her from the street with a broken leg, broken tail, broken rib, and severe anemia and dehydration. Her broken bones were consistent with being hit by something or someone. Amity spent two weeks in intensive care, then she was transferred to an orthopedic

Found injured and alone, wandering in a park. Calvin had torn ACLs on both of his back legs, making it difficult for him to walk. Over the last few months, Calvin has undergone orthopedic surgeries to repair both of his rear legs, and weekly physical therapy, making him almost good as new! Calvin is approximately

Rugs came from a horrible living situation…covered in mats, fleas, and urine. Suffered a complete rupture of her achilles tendon, causing pain and inability to walk! Required orthopedic surgery, followed by 12 weeks of bandages changes and crate rest. Rugs recovered and has found her forever loving home!

Lonestar, whose heart is as big as Texas, was in need of major medical care. This one-year-old, 17 lb. baby had been hit by a car and suffered serious injuries. His right front leg was broken in several places, and he had a large deep gash across the back of his neck which required numerous

Rescued from the shelter with an embedded collar, sores all over her body, and a serious skin infection with no hair! Collins underwent surgery to remove the ingrown collar and intensive treatment at the vet clinic! Her neck wound and skin healed, and she grew in a beautiful coat! Collins is approximately 1 year old

Minnow was on death row at the shelter due to a fractured femur and wounds. She required immediate orthopedic surgery. While recovering from leg surgery, we discovered that Minnow was pregnant. She gave birth to 3 beautiful puppies…Shark, Guppy, and Barracuda, who were all recently adopted! Minnow has now found her forever family, too, and

Multiple infected puncture wounds on the inside and outside of his forelimbs. Zak’s hind feet were swollen, paw pads were bleeding and raw, and his toenails were missing, all making it too painful to walk. Vets suspect chemical or thermal burns. Required several weeks of daily hydrotherapy and laser therapy. Zak was a great patient,

Intentionally burned all down his back, at the hands of humans. Mogli required intense daily wound care treatment for more than 2 weeks at the ER. This case is under investigation by the Harris County Animal Cruelty Task Force. Despite his horrible experience, Mogli remained sweet to everyone, and now has a wonderful family for

Little 6 lb. guy found as a stray with a severely broken and dislocated jaw. Eagle had emergency orthopedic surgery to stabilize the front and rear mandible. Eagle also had an old leg fracture requiring repair. But look at that smile now! He left the clinic for a foster home, which quickly became his forever

Gilligan was turned into the shelter in the back of a hot truck. Suffered heat exhaustion! In addition, had an old nerve injury to his front right leg, which unfortunately could not be repaired, and required amputation. Maintained such a sweet demeanor, despite his ordeal. Recovered and was quickly adopted into a loving family!

Mary Ann was turned into the shelter severely ill, along with Gilligan. Had a life-threatening infection and severe anemia, requiring a blood transfusion and emergency surgery. Was found to have an infected uterus and dead puppies in her womb, and almost died from sepsis. After a lengthy hospital stay, Mary Ann fully recovered and is