Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue

77574, League City, United States
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About Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue

Gulf Coast Tiny Paws is a volunteer rescue, foster, and adoption organization committed to finding forever homes for felines and canines, with a focus on kittens and puppies.

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Wonderful Organization I fostered for them and was a little nervous about having 5 tiny kittens. Anytime any of them showed signs of not feeling up to par, I contacted them and was given great support and advice. They truly care for animals and are some of the most dedicated rescue organization I have worked with. I ended up adopting 2 kittens and whi we adore. Great organization and I support them financially when I can.

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Erika Simek
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One hundred percent One hundred percent. I foster and love all the support I get.

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Sara
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Amazing organization! Amazing organization to foster through, they truly care about their animals and the foster families caring for the animals. The leadership is terrific and they ensure each animal has the best home possible!

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Umair
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Happy animals, responsive organization! We adopted our kitten from here, after reaching out to numerous organizations. Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue was the most responsive of the bunch, by quite a margin. Moreover, they helped make sure that the transition from foster to forever home was a cinch! We had all the information we needed to welcome our feline family member. Special shout-out to Denise, an amazing foster, who attentively worked with our kitten and set him up to being absolutely spoiled in our household!

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Anne V
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I am a kitten foster for this… I am a kitten foster for this organization and love it! The organization provides each foster a mentor to help with day to day questions and issues, including medical support. GCTPR tries very hard to find the right family fit for each animal, not just "get it out the door". Potential adopters can have a "meet and greet" with animals they are interested in, either in the foster's home (and get first hand knowledge about the animal) or at an adoption event. Fosters can make requests as to how many animals and what type (kittens, puppies, etc) they have in their home. I have learned so much fostering with this organization and recommend them if you are looking to adopt, volunteer, donate, or foster.

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