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Pets, Animals and Insects
- Animal Trustees of Austin, Inc.
- Animal Trustees of Austin is a volunteer organization that rescues pets who are about to be euthanized at the municipal shelter. ATA also operates a low-cost, non-profit Spay/Neuter clinic to help address the pet overpopulation problem at its source.
- Austin Butterfly Forum
- A club dedicated to educating people in all aspects of butterfly study, conservation, and enjoyment.
- The Bill Hicks Foundation for Wildlife Rehabilition
- A non-profit organization whose charter is to render aid to wild animals who are sick, injured, or orphaned, and to release them back into the wild once they are well.
- Capital of Texas Aquarium
- Working to expand the knowledge, awareness and concern of visitors about local and worldwide aquatic habitats and to engage these visitors in stewardship and actions that preserve and protect the environments.
- City of Austin Town Lake Animal Center
- Is dedicated to providing and promoting humane treatment of animals while protecting the public health by managing the domestic animal population.
- Humane Society of Austin and Travis County, Inc.
- Services provided include re-homing of previously owned cats and dogs, cat and dog adoptions, humane education, cruelty prevention, volunteer opportunities, obedience training, pet loss support, community outreach, gift shop, and a cat neuter rebate program. A non-euthanasia facility.
- K-9 Rescue
- A Non Profit NO KILL Shelter for dogs of all breeds.
- The Internet Lost and Found
- Free directory listings for lost and found animals and items in Austin and worlwide.
- Pet Central
- Your one-stop pet information resource for Austin and central Texas!
- SARA Animal Sanctuary
- Largest no-kill, non-profit animal sanctuary in the Southwest. Provides care for abused, homeless and special needs animals.
- Texas Monarch Watch
- To learn as much about the biology of the Monarch butterfly as possible by using volunteer observers to extend the range of observation throughout the state of Texas and to use the Monarch butterfly to teach biology and to instill in others an appreciation of science and especially of nature.
Austin's Bats
- Bat Conservation International
- Once you begin learning about bats, you'll see why people all over the world are working with BCI to ensure that these fascinating creatures will fill the night skies forever.
- Living with Bats
- If you know Austin, you know our bats. Every summer a colony of nearly 1.5 million Mexican Freetail bats come to roost under the Congress Avenue bridge over Town Lake. It is the largest known urban bat colony in the world.
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