Healing Heart Rehab

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Healing Heart Rehab We are a medical animal rescue in Central Texas! “Healing Broken Hearts One By One”. We save hundreds every year thanks to our amazing community!

Located in Thornton, Tx and Temple, Tx - EIN 881065220

Have you ordered your shirt to help support our animal rescue? Full Throttle Texas Hot Rod Magazine is having a shirt fu...
10/30/2026

Have you ordered your shirt to help support our animal rescue? Full Throttle Texas Hot Rod Magazine is having a shirt fundraiser to help support us! Thank you Full Throttle Texas Hot Rod Magazine and to everyone buying a shirt!!

🚨🔥 IT’S HERE! THE RESCUE RIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE! 🔥🚨

🐾 BADASS RIDES. BIG HEARTS. ONE HELL OF A CAUSE! 🐾

Full Throttle Texas is proud to roll out our HEALING HEART REHAB RESCUE RIDE T-SHIRT!

This isn’t just another cool shirt. THIS ONE HAS A PURPOSE!

Every shirt purchased helps give lost, stray, and unwanted dogs the care, love, and second chance they deserve!

❤️ 100% OF THE ONLINE T-SHIRT SALE PRICE GOES DIRECTLY TO HEALING HEART REHAB! (Separately charged shipping and applicable taxes excluded.)

👕 JUST $25!
🔥 Adult sizes S–6XL AVAILABLE NOW!
🐾 KIDS’ SIZES COMING SOON!

These dogs don’t have a voice, but together WE CAN MAKE ONE HELL OF A DIFFERENCE!

🛒 ORDER YOURS TODAY! 👇

https://ftthrmag.com/products/healing-heart-rehab-rescue-ride-t-shirt

BUY THE SHIRT. SUPPORT THE RESCUE. SAVE SOME LIVES! ❤️🐾

Good morning!!! HELP NEEDED. A huge thank you to the Capt. Rick & Miss Denise Blessing Fund for being our sponsor of the...
10/30/2026

Good morning!!! HELP NEEDED. A huge thank you to the Capt. Rick & Miss Denise Blessing Fund for being our sponsor of the carport to be used at the rescue for shade!! We got it in and now seeking help to get it built and up! Please let us know if you can help and know how to do the project. We can pay some for help. Location: Thornton, Tx!

If you live in these states or near these states please do not be afraid of adopting from us! PINK Happy Tails Transport...
10/30/2026

If you live in these states or near these states please do not be afraid of adopting from us! PINK Happy Tails Transport is a fantastic transport company that we have used many times!

10/29/2026

Time to organize once again! Let me know your thoughts!!

Meet EliAround 1 Year Old | Dog Friendly | Fully Vetted | Heartworm NegativeEli’s Story- Eli was found dumped and runnin...
10/29/2026

Meet Eli
Around 1 Year Old | Dog Friendly | Fully Vetted | Heartworm Negative

Eli’s Story- Eli was found dumped and running the streets in Thornton, Texas. He was scared, unsure, and unwilling to come to anyone, so we had to safely trap him to finally get him off the streets.
Once Eli was safe, we discovered that he was microchipped. Sadly, the person connected to his microchip never responded. We contacted the shelter in Bryan, Texas where Eli originally came from and learned even more about his past. His owner had attempted to dump him in the shelter parking lot back in December. At that time, Eli was also skinny.
This sweet boy had already been let down more than once.

We will never understand why anyone would give up on Eli because he is truly such a sweet boy. Despite everything humans have put him through, he still has so much love to give. Eli is friendly, loving, and does great with other dogs. At only around 1 year old, he has his whole life ahead of him and deserves the opportunity to spend it with a family who will love and care for him. Eli is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, heartworm negative, and has received ProHeart 12 heartworm prevention.

Located in Thornton, Tx! Apply today at www.healingheartrehab.com

10/28/2026

BEHIND THE SCENES OF AN ANIMAL RESCUE

There is so much that goes on behind the scenes of our rescue that many people never see. Every single day we are busy doing far more than just saving animals. On top of everything we do for Healing Heart Rehab, I (Joy) also work a full-time, 40-hour-a-week job. I wanted to share just some of what our day-to-day lives look like.

1. Rescuing and rehabilitating animals. Providing daily care, feeding, cleaning, medications, training, socialization, veterinary appointments, and helping broken animals heal physically and emotionally.
2. Finding forever homes. Taking photos, writing adoption bios, advertising, reviewing applications, answering questions, and working to find the right homes for the animals in our care.
3. Networking animals we cannot take in. Just because our rescue is full doesn’t mean we stop trying to help. We spend time reaching out to other rescues and sharing animals in desperate need.
4. Supporting our local animal shelters. Spotlighting shelter animals, networking with rescues, and helping reunite missing pets with their families through posts on our personal pages.
5. Scanning found pets for microchips. Helping identify owners and reunite lost animals with their families.
6. Trapping dumped and missing animals. This can take hours, days, or even weeks of monitoring, setting traps, checking cameras, and working to safely capture frightened animals. Many times this work happens late at night.
7. Helping pet owners in need. Providing food, supplies, medications, and assistance with medical needs when we have the resources available.
8. Marketing and promoting our rescue. Managing social media, creating posts, making videos, updating our website, and constantly working to get our animals noticed.
9. Fundraising. Planning fundraisers, finding sponsors, requesting donations, and raising the money needed to keep our rescue operating and provide medical care.
10. Answering messages, questions, and comments. Between our rescue pages and personal pages, there are countless messages, comments, and requests for help that we try to keep up with daily.

And this is only a portion of what goes on behind the scenes! We don’t get paid to do this work. We do it because we love animals and believe their lives matter. We have our own families, jobs, homes, responsibilities, and personal lives to manage just like everyone else.

Some days we are exhausted. Some days we are overwhelmed. Some days we feel like there simply aren’t enough hours to get everything done. There are days when we are trying to save one animal while receiving messages about ten more needing help.

Rescue doesn’t end when we leave the kennels. It doesn’t stop when we clock out of our regular jobs. There are phone calls, messages, emergencies, paperwork, medical decisions, and animals depending on us every single day. We aren’t sharing this for sympathy or recognition. We are sharing it to help people understand just how much work goes into operating an animal rescue and how much happens that the public never sees.

We are human. We have limits. We cannot save every animal, answer every message immediately, or meet every request for help. But that doesn’t mean we don’t care. We work hard every single day, and sometimes it is overwhelming. Yet we continue because every animal we help deserves the chance at a better life.

To everyone who adopts, fosters, donates, volunteers, shares our posts, or simply offers a kind word of encouragement, thank you. You are helping us continue doing work that is not always easy.

Healing Broken Hearts One by One. ❤️🐾

— Healing Heart Rehab

10/28/2026

The number of unwanted pets in our communities is heartbreaking, but even worse is the human behavior that treats their lives as disposable. We are demanding that the government solve a crisis WE AS HUMANS CREATED! We call for more laws, funding, shelters, and resources because too many people refuse to act responsibly toward the animals they bring into their homes. As a result, innocent animals are abandoned, neglected, overbred, and killed every day—even though low-cost spay and neuter programs, food assistance, rescues, shelters, and other resources are available.

Do we need stronger laws and government support? Absolutely! But laws alone cannot solve a problem caused by people unwilling to do what is right. We should not need legal threats to stop us from abandoning or mistreating animals that depend entirely on us.

We cannot expect the government, shelters, and rescues to clean up a crisis that our communities continue to create. These organizations can provide essential support, but they cannot keep pace with irresponsible breeding, abandonment, and neglect. More shelters, laws, and resources are necessary, but lasting change requires personal responsibility. The unwanted pet crisis began with human choices, and changing those choices must be part of the solution.

I got to finally meet sweet little Honey!!! This little pocket bully is so cute!!!
10/28/2026

I got to finally meet sweet little Honey!!! This little pocket bully is so cute!!!

Ollie and I are headed to moms! He gets fixed tomorrow and dropping off lots of donations! A big thank you to all of our...
10/27/2026

Ollie and I are headed to moms! He gets fixed tomorrow and dropping off lots of donations! A big thank you to all of our amazing supporters!!!

Please get your pets fixed!
10/27/2026

Please get your pets fixed!

Keep your pets from multiplying!

Texas Humane Heroes on-site vet clinic offers a number of low-cost services to the public - including spay / neuter services, and much more!

Schedule your appointment at the link in comments!

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Thornton, TX
76687

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