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Join us on December 7th for the Houston SPCA’s Wildlife Center of Texas “TopGolf Tournament” – a unique spin on a classic event! Held at TopGolf, teams of six will compete for top honors in a lively and fun environment. Perfect for companies, groups of friends, and even families with kids, this event promises entertainment for all skill levels.

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At this time, we do not offer veterinary care for injured or extremely ill pets, nor do we provide spaying or neutering services.

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10 Emaciated Cows, 1 Longhorn Rescued Among Animal Carcasses in Liberty County

(February 23, 2023)

Several members of the Houston SPCA Animal Cruelty Investigations team, Liberty County Sheriff’s Office, and Dayton Police Department’s Animal Control spent the morning rescuing 11 emaciated farm animals including two bulls, six heifers, two bull calves, and a longhorn. The starving animals were discovered living among five animal carcasses including what appears to be two juvenile longhorns on a property thick with mud and littered with debris in Dayton.

The husky suffers several punches and kicks before being dragged forward toward the person recording.

Officials at the scene said the animals had been abandoned with no access to food or water. All the animals were removed from the property and are receiving individualized medical treatment from Houston SPCA veterinary staff as well as the equine and farm animal team.

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Liberty County Sheriff’s Department served a search warrant that allowed the Houston SPCA to rescue the animals and bring them into their care. The owner could face up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine for animal cruelty. The Houston SPCA’s 10-member animal cruelty investigations team works very closely with local law enforcement in and around the greater Houston area to end cruelty including Liberty County and Dayton PD, and nine other surrounding Texas counties.

The Houston SPCA is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit that operates solely on donations. They are not affiliated with any other animal welfare organization, locally or nationally.

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