Pop Up Clinics

Vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchips

Animal lovers rejoice as 1,000 spay/neuter surgeries are performed in Trans-Pecos communities!

Partnership Serves Pets In Far West Texas

As of mid-March, 1,000 cats and dogs will have been sterilized by international non-profit group Animal Balance and their Trans-Pecos partners, The Far West Texas Rescue Coalition.

The partnership between these organizations formed in December of 2021, when together they began holding monthly, two or three-day MASH-style spay/neuter clinics in Presidio, Marfa, Alpine, Terlingua,

Marathon, Pecos, and Fort Stockton. Together the groups are providing low-cost and free spay/neuter to help the area humanely control its cat and dog population.

Sponsors

Working together with a likeminded vision

Animal Balance

Animal Balance is a global non-governmental organization. Our mission is to collaborate with communities in need to create sustainable and humane non-human animal management programs to prevent suffering and ignite social change.

Far West Texas Rescue Coalition

A collaborative group of about a dozen rescue organizations and animal shelters in the TransPecos region of far West Texas. The group was formed to share resources and create joint projects to benefit pets and feral cats in our communities.

We are a proud member of the

Far West Texas Rescue Coalition

Other members of the Coalition include:

Marfa Animal Shelter

Pecos Animal Shelter

Presidio Animal Shelter

Lucky Two Times

Animal Sanctuary & Advocacy Program - Fort Stockton

TransPecos Dusty Paws - Reeves County

Marathon Animal Shelter

Financial Supporters

Including: Nina Dietzel, Mary Baxter, Neil Chavigny, KMKB Radio - Marfa

We Love What We Do

We can use your help to keep doing more! Every donation to the Alpine Human Society is tax-deductible and 100% is used to further our mission of impacting the lives of pets and their owners in the Alpine area.