Who We Are
A small, independent, donor-funded shelter and clinic in Spring, Texas, with one simple belief: every paw deserves a home, and every family deserves help keeping theirs.
Shelter. Heal. Advocate. Educate.
Pet Rescue Society exists to end animal suffering in our corner of Texas — one adoption, one surgery, and one conversation at a time.
Founded in 1987 by four neighbors fostering strays out of a garage, we have grown into a 9,000-square-foot campus with an adoption center, a public veterinary clinic, a pet pantry, and a cruelty-prevention team. We are an independent local nonprofit — not a chapter of any national group — and we receive no government funding.
Our campus is on Willow Bend Drive in Spring, about twenty miles north of downtown Houston. We serve north Harris and south Montgomery counties — Spring, Klein, Tomball, Humble, Kingwood, The Woodlands, and Conroe. We're deliberately small: roughly sixty animals are in our care at any one time, and the staff knows every one of them by name.
- 1987 — Founded; 62 adoptions in year one
- 1998 — First shelter building opens on Willow Bend Drive
- 2009 — Public spay/neuter clinic launches
- 2015 — Foster network grows past fifty homes
- 2017 — Pet Pantry and Safety Net programs begin
- 2021 — Vouchers honored at three neighboring partner clinics
- 2024 — 10,000th adoption celebrated
Staff & Board
The people who show up for these animals every single day.
Maria Delgado
Executive Director
Former ER veterinary technician who has led Pet Rescue Society since 2015. Shares her desk with the office cat, Clementine, who insists it is her desk.
Dr. Sam Okafor, DVM
Chief Veterinarian
Leads the clinic's surgical team — 1,900 spay/neuter surgeries a year and counting. Champion of the community-cat program.
Priya Raman
Director of Operations
Keeps 38 kennels, 180 volunteers, and one very ambitious events calendar running on time. Foster-failed twice, proudly.
James Whitfield
Board President
Spring small-business owner and 20-year donor who joined the board after adopting a senior beagle named Banjo in 2011.
Our full board of eleven community members meets quarterly; minutes are available on request.
Visit, Call, or Write
Adoption Center Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday – Sunday | 11am – 6pm |
General: (555) 010-7297 · Clinic: (555) 010-7298 · hello@petrescuesociety.org
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