Tiny Paws Rescue

06/23/2026

Happy Tails for Tiny Paws Rescue Maggie.. she got her forever home where she is cherished and loved!!!

06/22/2026

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06/21/2026

12-2pm today meet some Tiny Paws Rescue foster pups at Hollywood Feed - Cochrans Crossing

06/20/2026

Tomorrow Sunday 12-2pm!!!

Hollywood Feed
4747 Research Forest, Ste 200
The Woodlands, TX

Come meet our adorable pups, each waiting for a loving home! You can meet Piccolo in person and see his amazing transformation .

Don’t miss Nugget- his charming personality is sure to win you over. Come meet them- could one of them be your perfect match!
And new Tiny Paws foster Timmy, 4lb Chihuahua !!!!!

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Tiny Paws Rescue foster Coco goes in for her dental, vetting, etc next week and then most likely adoption by a past Tiny Paws adopter. In this video Coco is playing in her foster home with Cassie, a Tiny Paws pup who was rescued from a hoarder along with 5 other Chihuahuas. Cassie has been adopted by her foster mom.

06/12/2026

Located in Texas.

Tiny Paws Chuy is looking for his forever home. He is 14lbs and about 8yrs of age. He is very smart and very affectionate. He is potty trained and does excellent for his grooming. He loves to sleep snuggle in bed with you but also is content to sleep in a dog bed in his human's room. Chuy loves people and does well with other animals. He is a precious boy who can easily steal anyone's heart
We are taking applications for Chuy at www.tinypawsrescue.com

06/11/2026

Today Tiny Paws Angel gets her final stages of her dental and growths removed. She wasn't thrilled her sleep was disturbed and no food this morning. Once Angel is healed, she will be ready for adoption.

06/03/2026

Opossums live short, difficult lives, yet they spend their nights doing work many people never see.

Most only live about one to two years in the wild. They move through backyards, forests, roadsides, and neighborhoods after dark, searching for food while avoiding cars, dogs, predators, and harsh weather. Their lives are brief, but their role in nature is meaningful.

Opossums help clean the world around you. They eat pests, insects, carrion, and sometimes even venomous snakes. They also help reduce ticks, which can carry disease. In their quiet way, they support the balance of the places they pass through.

Still, many people fear them because of how they look or because they appear at night. But opossums are usually shy, gentle animals. When scared, they often freeze, hiss, drool, or play dead because they want to survive, not attack.

Kindness can be simple. Give them space. Do not harm them. Slow down when you see one near the road. Let them keep doing the work nature gave them.

Opossums may not live long, but they leave the world cleaner than they found it.

05/31/2026

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