Forney Animal Shelter Issues Urgent "Code Red" as Capacity Reaches Critical Levels
The Forney Animal Shelter is calling for immediate assistance as it has issued a "Code Red," indicating that it is operating at critical capacity. This alert signals an urgent need for adopters, fosters, and rescue partners to help alleviate the overcrowding and prevent the unfortunate necessity of euthanasia.
Adoption Fees Reduced for December
In an effort to encourage community involvement and facilitate the adoption process, the shelter has reduced its adoption fees to just $25 for the entire month of December. Some animals are even fully sponsored, allowing prospective pet owners to adopt them at little to no cost. This initiative presents a perfect opportunity for families looking to welcome a new furry friend just in time for the holidays.
Meet the Dogs and Cats Awaiting Their Forever Homes
The shelter is home to numerous sweet dogs and cats eager to find their forever homes. Here are a few of the adoptable pets currently available:
Billy
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Color: Black (Mostly)
Age: 2 years old (Adult)
Sex: Male
Pet ID: A001548
Hair Length: Short
Bucky
Breed: Lab Mix
Sex: Male
Status: Stray
Intake Date: 11-20-25
Availability: Available for adoption
Pumpkin
Breed: Bulldog Mix
Sex: Female
Status: Stray
Intake Date: 12-8-25
Availability: On stray hold
George
Breed: Vizsla Mix
Sex: Male (Neutered)
Status: Owner Surrender
Availability: Available for adoption
According to Linda Coker, “He is the absolute sweetest boy and will adapt to a good home almost instantly.”
Kaya
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Sex: Male
Status: Owner Surrender
Availability: Available for adoption
How to Help
The Forney Animal Shelter is located at 201 Holly Leaf Trail, Forney, TX 75126. Interested adopters and fosters can visit the shelter during the following hours:
Monday - Thursday: 10 AM - 1 PM and 2 PM - 5 PM
Saturday: 10 AM - 1 PM and 2 PM - 4 PM
For more information, you can reach the shelter at 972.552.6634 or email animalshelter@forneytx.gov.
As the shelter faces this critical situation, the community's support in adopting, fostering, or helping to spread the word is essential to ensuring these animals find loving homes this holiday season.
