11/04/2026
We are proud to partner with the SPCA of Texas to help newly adopted pets start off strong in their new homes. Through our Healthy Start program, each pet receives a free initial exam and personalized care, support, and guidance from our teams.
Meet this week's featured adoptable pet, Lewis! He has the sweetest eyes you have ever seen. They are soft and a little sad and full of something that looks remarkably like hope—the kind that has been tested but never quite extinguished. His name is Lewis, and he is, without a doubt, one of the most deserving pups to ever walk through the doors of the SPCA of Texas.
Lewis came from a situation that was not kind to him. He arrived thin, his skin in need of healing, his body asking for the basic care and gentle attention that every animal deserves. He is on medication and needs to gain some weight. Lewis has a dental procedure ahead of him that will make him feel so much better once it is done. He has a road to travel before he is fully himself.
But Lewis also has a personality so sweet and genuine it will stop you in your chest. A tan dappled coat that is already telling the story of the handsome boy he is becoming. A spirit that, despite everything he has been through, still reaches toward people with warmth and gratitude and trust.
He just needs someone to meet him where he is.
That is where you come in. Lewis is available for Foster To Adopt, and he is urgently looking for a foster home where he can heal in the way that shelter walls simply cannot provide. Somewhere warm and quiet. Somewhere he feels safe. Somewhere a kind person looks at him every day and says, without words, that he is worth it.
Fostering a pet with the SPCA of Texas is FREE! We supply all food, bowls, toys, medications—whatever the pet needs—at no charge to you!
You do not have to be there for the whole journey. Even part of it would change his life. And if you open your door to Lewis and watch him heal and grow into the dog he has always had the potential to be, something tells us you will not want to let him go.
To schedule a time to meet Lewis at the Jan Rees-Jones Animal Care Center (2400 Lone Star Dr, 75212), email [email protected]. Lewis has been neutered, microchipped, and is up-to-date on his vaccinations.