Who we are
New Hope Animal Rescue, NFP is an accredited 501c3, focused on Animal Rescue Through Fostering and Adoption
We are a fully accredited 501c3 nonprofit organization, created to help save the lives of dogs and cats who are at risk of euthanasia. We save the discarded, the lost and the unwanted and we can't do it without your help!
We are not a shelter. All of our rescues are cared for by fosters and volunteers. We provide them with the medical care they need so they can find their forever homes.
Click to find out more about NHAR, our mission and our cause. Be sure to review our FAQs as well.
From Our Blog
The Benefits of Adopting Two Kittens Instead of One
Single kittens are number one most returned animal to shelters. Learn about "single kitten syndrome".
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From Crisis to Hope: How New Hope Animal Rescue and Pflugerville Pets Alive Joined Forces to Rescue and Transform the Lives of 90 Cats and Their Overwhelmed Caregiver
Discover how New Hope Animal Rescue and Pflugerville Pets Alive collaborated to save and transform the lives of 90 cats...
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Unleashing Hope for Roxy, JJ and Pope
Imagine the heartbreaking sight of a terrified mamma dog and her day-old puppies, bouncing around in the back of a...
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Get Involved - Become A Volunteer
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Countless Others Need Our Help
Help Us Save More Lives
We exist because of our generous donors. Please consider helping our cause!
Happy Endings
SEE OUR MOST RECENT RESCUES WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY FOUND THEIR TRUE FUREVER HOMES.
We are so grateful to all the adopters, volunteer fosters, adoption volunteers and donors for helping us make the days little brighter and caring about the lives of these animals! Through this effort, these guys found their true loving families, which would otherwise be not possible. But there are countless more everyday that need our help, and we will continue to fight for them and give hope to the voiceless.
READY TO ADOPT?
You've seen us at the adoption events or have browsed our directory of available dogs or cats? Are you ready to take the next step and save a life?
