Dachshund Rescue of Houston

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“Dachshund rescue of houston (droh) has one sole purpose: to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home dachshunds in need of a second chance at life and love. We rescue purebred dachshunds as well as dachshund mixes from pounds and shelters. A small percentage are surrendered directly to us by their owners.”

“Dachshund rescue of houston (droh) is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing dachshunds and dachshund mixes in need of a second chance at life and love. Dogs are accepted from shelters, pounds, and private owners, which also helps alleviate the burden on local animal shelters. Droh maintains a lifetime commitment to every dog it rescues, ensuring any dog adopted through the program can return to droh if needed. In 2024, droh rescued 59 dachshunds and dachshund mixes (14 puppies, 43 adults, and 2 seniors). An additional 3 dogs were returned to droh under our lifetime commitment policy. All rescued dogs received immediate veterinary evaluation and care, including spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchipping, and any necessary medical treatment. Droh covered veterinary costs until adoption. Veterinary and direct dog care expenses accounted for 85% of all organizational spending, averaging 1,132 per dog. Droh successfully placed 59 dogs into permanent adoptive homes in 2024, with 3 additional adoptions finalized in early 2025. A network of 87 approved foster homes (7 of which foster regularly) provided safe and supportive environments where dogs received medical care and behavioral evaluation prior to adoption. Drohs operations were carried out entirely by volunteers; the organization had 378 listed volunteers in 2024, with 17 serving in key roles such as adoption coordination, transportation, fundraising, accounting, and grant writing. Fundraising and outreach activities contributed to drohs success in 2024. Events included the world series of dogs, karbach dachtoberfest (3 consecutive sundays), kendra scott fundraisers (2 events), giving tuesday, ruthies go texan days, holler brewery dog racing, sam houston raceway dog racing, and a robertson elementary awareness event. Collectively, these efforts generated 17,967 in donations to support veterinary and foster care. Droh remains a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit organization with no paid employees. In 2024, the organization continued to utilize virtual home visits and meet-andgreets as part of its adoption process, ensuring safety and accessibility while maintaining a high standard of screening for adoptive families.”

“Outside contract services 51 0 0 vet services 77,898 0 0 facililities and equipment 2,214 0 0 taxes 433 0 0 dog collars 138 0 0 foster dog expense 60 0 0 total 80,794 0 0”