Pet & Animal Specialty in Austin
Austin's reputation as an animal-friendly city rests on documented outcomes and real institutional affiliations — a globally headquartered wildlife conservation nonprofit, an internationally accredited service-dog trainer, and city-verified shelter data.
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Austin Animal Center
According to the City of Austin's own open data portal, Austin Animal Center's outcomes data confirms Austin is the largest "No Kill" city in the country, sustaining a greater than 90% live-outcome save rate for sheltered animals since 2011.
Bat Conservation International
Headquartered in Austin since relocating from Milwaukee, Bat Conservation International is a globally recognized conservation organization working worldwide to end bat extinctions — fittingly based in the city famous for the Congress Avenue Bridge's Mexican free-tailed bat colony, the largest urban bat colony in the world at roughly 1.5 million bats.
The Dog Alliance
Based in Cedar Park, The Dog Alliance is one of only about 145 organizations worldwide holding full accreditation from Assistance Dogs International, the industry's governing accreditation body since 1987, for its service-dog training programs serving civilians and veterans.