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Meet Your New Best Friend

Hundreds of dogs, cats, puppies & kittens are at PVAS right now, waiting for someone like you to walk them out the front door for the last time.

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Meet the Dogs and Cats Waiting for You

As the Rio Grande Valley’s Life-Saving Leader, PVAS is the largest nonprofit shelter south of San Antonio, helping 8,000 to 10,000 dogs and cats find homes every year. Here’s who’s waiting for you right now.

How Adoption Works

Three Simple Steps to a
New Family Member

Since 2018, we’ve helped thousands of Rio Grande Valley families find the right pet, and we’ve kept the process simple, on purpose. Here’s exactly what to expect, from your first search to the drive home.

  1. 01

    Browse & Filter

    Search available pets by species, age, size, and location, all in one place.

  2. 02

    Meet Your Match

    View the full profile, then visit a center to spend time with your future friend.

  3. 03

    Apply & Take Home

    A short application, a quick chat with our team, and many adoptions go home same-day.

A PVAS team member holding a dog ready for a loving home

Every adoption includes…

One flat fee, no surprises. Your new pet goes home healthy and ready.

  • Spay or neuter surgery
  • Age-appropriate vaccinations
  • Microchip + registration
  • Deworming & flea prevention
  • Full veterinary health check
  • Post-adoption support

Success Story

Real Animals. Real Second Chances.

Every animal that comes through our doors deserves a live outcome. We’re the region’s safety net: if we don’t step up, no one will. Meet three animals who found their people because PVAS did exactly that.

A family and their newly adopted dog at Palm Valley Animal Society Adopted · 2024

Meatballs

“Six months in the shelter, then one perfect Saturday. Meatballs now runs the couch — and the house.”

A cat resting comfortably in a cozy bed at the shelter Adopted · 2024

Kangaroo

“A medical foster turned forever family. Kangaroo healed, grew, and never looked back.”

A member of the veterinary team caring for a shelter dog Adopted · 2025

Rosie

“Found as a stray, reunited through our clinic, then chosen for keeps. Rosie’s story is why we do this.”

Our Story

People and Animals
Go Hand in Hand

PVAS has been part of the Rio Grande Valley since 1974. In 2018, our board made a defining decision: rebuild everything around one goal: a live outcome for every animal in our care. New name. New programs. New leadership that believed the numbers could change.

They did. Today, PVAS sustains an over 80% save rate across 8,000 to 10,000 animals a year.

See our shelter data
Inside the welcoming Palm Valley Animal Society adoption centerA veterinary team member caring for a dog at PVAS

Ways to Help

Get Involved Today

Difficulty is not a reason to step back, it’s a reason to step forward. Whether you have a weekend to foster, a spare bedroom for an animal in crisis, or a Saturday morning to volunteer, there’s a role built for exactly the time you have to give.

Foster

Open your home short-term. Free supplies, real impact.

Sign up

Volunteer

Walk dogs, socialize cats, or lend a professional skill.

Contact us

Tools You May Need

New Pet Owner?
Or Need Help ASAP?

Simply enter your zip code, then search for whatever pet services you’re interested in, from pet food pantries and training, to veterinary care and more. Search for the pet support services Palm Valley Animal Society offers, or services offered by our partner organizations in the Rio Grande Valley.

Find local pet support at pets.findhelp.comReunite lost pets with their families through Petco Love Lost

Proud Partners and Supporters

Those Who Help Our Work Thrive

Our supporters make our work possible. Join us!

A family and their newly adopted dog at Palm Valley Animal Society

A Second Chance · 2024

Meatballs

“Six months in the shelter, then one perfect Saturday. Meatballs now runs the couch — and the house.”

Find your new best friend
A cat resting comfortably in a cozy bed at the shelter

A Second Chance · 2024

Kangaroo

“A medical foster turned forever family. Kangaroo healed, grew, and never looked back.”

Find your new best friend
A member of the veterinary team caring for a shelter dog

A Second Chance · 2025

Rosie

“Found as a stray, reunited through our clinic, then chosen for keeps. Rosie’s story is why we do this.”

Find your new best friend