Bay Area Pet Adoptions would love to give a heartfelt Thank You to Houston PetSet for funding our grant to assist with our 2025 community spay/neuter program! We are honored to continue our partnership with the amazing Houston PetSet Team and be a small part of...
Lottie would like to express her deepest gratitude and appreciation to everyone who generously contributed to our Karunda and Comfort Matched Campaign. We are thrilled to announce that the updated total raised stands at an incredible $12,007. This remarkable...
Charming Cheeto has been with us for almost two years. He’s a bit shy until he gets to know you, but then his loving nature blossoms. He greets you with hugs. and will talk to you. asking how your day went. Cheeto has a delightfully playful side which will captivate...
Our Capital Program is ongoing. The Big Dog Kennel renovation is complete. There are now 28 usable kennels which provide a much safer environment for our dogs, staff, and volunteers. Stress for the dogs is greatly reduced as inside kennel doors provide total privacy...
Captivating Katie is a sweet, but shy, gal that bas been at the shelter for just over two years. Though it takes extra time to get to know her, it is worth every minute. Once she bonds, she is utterly devoted and becomes the biggest love bug. She is easy to walk on a...
Meet Mia and Pokey, 10 and 12 year old dachshunds abandoned at the shelter. A note from the owners stated they could no longer care for them. These two cuties had skin issues and Mia's nails were so long they curled under her arthritic paws almost embedding in them....
Bay Area Pet Adoptions was recently awarded a $1,000 grant from the Petfinder Foundation. This 2020 COVID-19 Operation Grant was awarded to help our shelter provide the necessary ongoing services for our pets during the difficult times that the COVID virus has...
Bay Area Pet Adoptions
3000 Avenue R, San Leon, Tx
(281) 339-2086
[email protected]
Mon - Tues: 11am - 5pm
Closed Wed
Thurs - Sun: 11am - 5pm
501(c)3 Non-Profit No-Kill Shelter
Oldest No-Kill Shelter in Galveston County
100% Dependent on Public Donations
