He came in as a pathetically emaciated dog with several medical needs ... a yearning for love and a bucket had been stuck on his head! The bucket was removed by a good samaritan who called the Society. The 2-3 year old mix Pit was extremely emaciated and in his condition, we could tell that life has not been easy for this fella. He was not in the best condition with swollen glands, cherry eye, and in need of our medical care. He is sweet, lovable and very well behaved. With such a big heart and capacity for love, he has been named "Texas". Volunteers have been working with Texas to let him know he is very special. Texas not only loves people, but dogs and cats, too! No matter what he went through, he still has a great big heart and a huge capacity for love.

Texas has a number of medical issues that need to be addressed, which will be covered by our Res-Q Fund. Please make a donation to our Res-Q Fund and help Texas and the many animals that come to us in need of special care.

Texas is at the Society's Tinton Falls facility located at 2960 Shafto Road, near the Rt. 33-34 Circle. For more information on Texas, call 732-922-0100 or e-mail us. The Society is open 7 days a week for your convenience from noon until 5 p.m. We are convenient to Exit 102 (S) of the Garden State Parkway or Exit 100B (N).