They were painfully thin, covered in mange, and so terrified of people that rescuers could barely get close. When Luna and Nova were found surviving on the streets, leaving them behind wasn't an option. But getting them to safety was only the beginning. They needed extensive care, proper nutrition, patient foster homes, and months to heal from everything they had endured. Nine months later, Nova went home to her forever family. This is why Lone Star PAWZ exists.
 
We take on the hard cases. The animals who need more care, more time, and someone willing to stay with them for as long as it takes.
But we can't do it alone. Your donation gives us the resources to say YES when the next Luna or Nova needs us.