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Texas Litter Control strives to conquer the pet overpopulation problem by providing low cost services to the general public.
We set up Texas Litter Control to service the many animals and people in need within our great community. The goal is to help our local shelters and general public by providing much needed low cost spay/neuter services. Everything about Texas Litter Control is set up to accommodate the needs of the animals and to make the clinics as comfortable as possible. I hope you find our clinics as awesome as we try to make them. If you like our service, please help us get the word out about low cost spay/neuter and how important it is to fix your pets! If you found issue with anything, please let me know. We are always trying to improve our service levels. We look forward to serving you and your pets!
Sincerely,
Deana Love, Executive Director Texas Litter Control
Texas Litter Control is a high quality, low-cost veterinary clinic, adoption center, pet food bank, and shelter support program for companion animals. Our mission is to eliminate the suffering of companion pets in Texas by:
· educating the public on the importance of spaying/neutering and proper pet healthcare;
· providing a low-cost solution available to the general public for spay and neuter and basic wellness services;
· providing extended pet healthcare to income and program qualified individuals;
· providing adoption options for fully vetted pets to the public;
· providing alternative solutions such as healthcare, food and other basic needs to pet owners considering surrendering a pet to a local shelter;
· providing a networking and educational forum for animal welfare organizations to work together;
· providing veterinary relief services to other shelters, non-profit organizations, and low-cost clinics;
· providing high quality, high volume spay/neuter surgery training for Veterinarians;
· providing technician training for high quality, high volume spay/neuter workflows and processes;
· and mentoring other animal welfare groups to open clinics in other areas.
November 1, 2022 - TLC launches free customizable open source clinic operations training through EdApp as part of TLC Education Station.
October 1, 2022 - TLC Resale Shop and Feline Leukemia Adoption Center opens in Tomball.
May 7, 2021 - TLC performed it's 100,000th sterilization surgery!
May 3, 2021 - TLC moves Greenspoint clinic to larger facility in Humble.
January 17, 2021 - TLC moves Old Magnolia clinic into larger facility at Four Corners in Tomball.
October 2019 - TLC establishes the first Amenity Program Partnership with local apartment communities.
February 12, 2019 - TLC opens third high volume spay/neuter clinic in North Houston.
August 1, 2018 - TLC began a high quality, high volume surgical training program for Veterinarians.
January 20, 2018 - TLC opened our second location at the Abandoned Animal Rescue shelter in Magnolia.
December 2017 - After our clinic flooded during Hurricane Harvey, we were able to double our surgical and wellness capacity when we rebuilt the Spring Ridge location.
February 2017 - TLC hosted the First Annual United Pet Rescuers Conference to begin bringing the animal welfare community together.
August 2016 - The Montgomery County Animal Shelter confirmed that since TLC opened, we have reduced the cat and dog total intake at the shelter by almost 600 animals per month during their peak intake months! - TLC performed our 25,000th sterilization surgery! - TLC performed our 1,000th cat adoption!
June 2016 - TLC and Montgomery County became a Fellow Partner with Target Zero.
May 2016 - The Community Cat Program was born. Montgomery County signed a contract allowing TLC to remove stray cats from the shelter and then spay/neuter, recover and release them to the address from where they came.
April 2016 - The HelpMeKeepMyPet.com website was created. - A pet food bank was established at the TLC clinic.
January 2016 - TLC purchased a second surgical table and anesthesia machine to increase surgical capacity.
September 2015 - Texas Litter Control began working to update the Montgomery Animal Control Ordinance and create a Community Cat Program.
July 2015 - TLC moved from the 800 square foot trailer into a 3,200 square foot building.
March 2014 - TLC opened our first cat adoption center at the Willowbrook Petsmart.
January 4, 2014 - TLC performed our 5,000th sterilization surgery!
April 13, 2013 - TLC performed our 1,000th sterilization surgery!
February 5, 2013 - Texas Litter Control opened the high quality, low cost spay/neuter clinic in an 800 square foot trailer.
September 4, 2012 - Texas Litter Control was formed as a Texas Non Profit Corporation and 501c3 public charity.
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