“Wharton County Stray Pet Outreach Team” is a mouthful, so we refer to our organization as “SPOT” or “Wharton County SPOT” in case we want folks to know what area we represent. SPOT is a support system for persons who choose to rescue dogs and cats in Wharton County. We provide life-saving avenues for these animals through rehabilitating and rehoming them, sometimes from our area of pet overpopulation to areas where they have fewer adoptable dogs and cats.

Thanks to the support of many people and businesses, since March 2008, SPOT has …

• Rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed/relocated over 5,000 abandoned animals ~ OUR GOAL IS ONE LIFE PER DAY;
• Fixed more than 1,000 personal pets through our Spay and Neuter Program;
• Trapped, fixed, and released/rehomed at least 500 community cats through our TNR (Trap=Neuter-Return) Program; and 
• Shared about responsible pet ownership to hundreds of county residents.

SPOT is a volunteer, foster-based organization; we are not animal control and do not have a facility. SPOT dogs and cats live in foster homes that provide a healthy and loving environment which prepares them to become life-long companions for their adoptive families. 

Be part of the SPOT Team today! Many opportunities are available through SPOT for persons who care about animals and want to help reduce the stray pet population of Wharton County. Individuals, youth organizations, civic clubs, and church groups may consider volunteering or donating to SPOT. SPOT is non-profit organization; all donations are tax deductible.