City of Hobbs Animal Adoption Center

11/12/2025

Happy Hump Day with Courage- who says he would love a new human to walk with instead of him holding his own leash 😄😏

11/07/2025

Note the November Holiday Schedule for The City of Hobbs Animal Adoption Center.
Please note that all emergency calls can be made through dispatch at 575-397-9265.

11/05/2025

Update- foster found ❤️
Foster needed🐾 please come if you can help

11/03/2025

Sunday Funday with these two ❤️

10/28/2025

Update the owners have been found and they are back home ❤️🐾
Not the best pics but 2 Rotties- both chipped and untraceable- We are hopeful someone is looking for them!

10/18/2025

🐾 NMVMA Member Spotlight — Dr. Linda Westall, DVM

From large animal medicine to shelter care, Dr. Linda Westall has dedicated her career to improving the health and well-being of animals across New Mexico. Now serving at the Hobbs Animal Adoption Center, she finds purpose in every spay and neuter—knowing that each procedure strengthens the health of entire communities.

A trailblazer who entered the profession when women in large animal medicine still faced barriers, Dr. Westall continues to inspire with her compassion, resilience, and wisdom. Her advice to new veterinarians? “Remember that you are not alone—reach out for help when you need it, and always celebrate your successes.”

Join us in celebrating Dr. Westall’s impact and the incredible team at the Hobbs Animal Adoption Center for their ongoing service to New Mexico’s animals and communities. 💛

Read Dr. Westall's profile here: https://nmvma.org/member-spotlight-linda-westall-dvm/

📸 Pictured (L–R): Natalia Lujan, Donna Veleta, Missy Funk, Dr. Linda Westall, Alexis Villanueva

10/18/2025

Go Team Go!

🐾 NMVMA Member Spotlight — Dr. Linda Westall, DVM

From large animal medicine to shelter care, Dr. Linda Westall has dedicated her career to improving the health and well-being of animals across New Mexico. Now serving at the Hobbs Animal Adoption Center, she finds purpose in every spay and neuter—knowing that each procedure strengthens the health of entire communities.

A trailblazer who entered the profession when women in large animal medicine still faced barriers, Dr. Westall continues to inspire with her compassion, resilience, and wisdom. Her advice to new veterinarians? “Remember that you are not alone—reach out for help when you need it, and always celebrate your successes.”

Join us in celebrating Dr. Westall’s impact and the incredible team at the Hobbs Animal Adoption Center for their ongoing service to New Mexico’s animals and communities. 💛

Read Dr. Westall's profile here: https://nmvma.org/member-spotlight-linda-westall-dvm/

📸 Pictured (L–R): Natalia Lujan, Donna Veleta, Missy Funk, Dr. Linda Westall, Alexis Villanueva