FIERCE & FABULOUS LE BRUNCH | 2025
Houston PetSet (HPS) has been serving the Houston and surrounding communities for more than twenty years, with a mission to end homelessness and suffering of companion animals. Join us for a fun afternoon with brunch, an auction, and a special performance from Billy Bob Thornton and The Boxmasters!
Advocacy
Spay & Neuter
Community
Cruelty Prevention
Research
Rescue, Adopt, Transport
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About Houston PetSet
We work every day to provide subject matter expertise on this unique crisis. We fill the gaps in funding, build relationships and collaboration, collect data and continue to execute our Six Impact Areas that will lead to success in Houston and beyond.
Attention Houston petset Community partners
2025 – 2026 Grant applications are now closed. Questions? Email Grants@HoustonPetSet.Org for more information.
Our Programs
Our programs include free community vaccine events and spay & neuter services. While we are not a shelter or rescue, we do partner with these types of organizations – to learn more about shelter and rescue needs, please visit our partner page, www.GOPAH.org
free Community Vaccine Events
Spay & Neuter Service
Our Mission
Our mission is to end the homelessness and suffering of companion animals and elevate their status in society.
Events
View Houston PetSet in the community and our events! Without your involvement, we wouldn’t be able to fundraise and make as big of an impact inside and outside of the community.
FREE Microchip/Vaccine Event
FREE Microchip/Vaccine Event
News/Media
Keep up with all the ways Houston PetSet is making an impact in our community. Media inquiries can be sent to marketing@houstonpetset.org.
BARC, Houston PetSet team up to help keep pets warm during cold snap
From crisis to change: Addressing Houston’s animal homelessness to build a safer, stronger community
Joint Press Conference Highlights Critical Link Between Domestic Violence and Animal Cruelty
For the Animals Documentary
With catastrophic numbers of stray dogs roaming the streets of Houston, TX, twin activists and philanthropists Tena Lundquist Faust and Tama Lundquist lead the charge and take matters into their own hands to save the animals they love. As more and more strays plague the city, causing a public health crisis and attacking its residents, Tena and Tama take to the streets for a hands-on approach.
Report Cruelty
If you’ve witnessed an act of animal cruelty or neglect, contact the Harris County Animal Cruelty Taskforce at 832.927.PAWS or at 927paws.org. The Taskforce was formed with the primary goal of streamlining the process of where and how animal cruelty can be reported in the Greater Houston Area.