Frisco Humane Society

FHS is an amazing organization, everyone I've met has been so kind, positive and warm. I volunteer every month and could not be happier knowing that the kitties are so well taken care of. You can really tell that the people here have a passion for animals and always go the extra mile to show love to both people and the cats. I am very grateful to have the opportunity to be a part of this group.

I'm a volunteer for FHS and I know first hand how much everyone here cares about the animals in our program, and setting adopters up for success.

As both a repeat adopter from, and volunteer for, Frisco Humane Society, I can honestly say they want the best for the cats and dogs in their program! I have adopted all of my fur babies through FHS, starting my dog back in 2011 through the adoption of my 4th cat in 2022. FHS works hard to bring dogs and cats into the program, get them the necessary vetting, and find them wonderful furever homes.

FHS has been helping us with adoptions and rescue support for years. The volunteers are selfless, caring, and very helpful, and the adoption center is well-maintained. Highly recommend!

This is such a great organization! They do such wonderful work and so thorough. They always find a way to help!

Wednesday is doing great and enjoys the luxury of having both parents work from home, and catching naps at the desk. She needs to take a break too. Work is hard! We appreciate all the support provided from Frisco Humane Society. Thanks for everything!

I started fostering kittens during Covid and fostering has become one of the best things in my life, mainly because FHS is so responsive and helpful to volunteers. They get back to me quickly when I have questions, are easy to work with, express appreciation to volunteers, and have amazing devotion to helping as many animals as possible find homes.

I learned about FHS when we were looking to add to our pet family with a new kitten (of course, siblings MUST be adopted together according to my son, so we added 3 kittens). Since then I have become a foster and have loved working with this group.

As a cat adoption counselor, I can say firsthand that this organization does a thoughtful, caring and thorough job of helping cats find loving and appropriate homes.

I adopted a senior overweight kitty 8 months ago from Frisco Humane Society. This is a great nonprofit rescue to adopt from. Everyone I was in contact with was friendly and helpful in explaining the process to adopt. The kitty has been such a joy. I am so glad I found him with FHS. I would recommend adoption with this rescue group.

Adopted my cat Willow from Frisco Humane Society when they were at PetSmart! She’s the sweetest and I love her so much!

FHS is such a great volunteered run organization. All the volunteers care so much for the pets. There is no shelter in the city of Frisco, so all rescued pets are fostered in homes. FHA ensures the best care of the animals and that they go to the best-fit home.

We got an urgent request for a foster to care for a cat that was abandoned at an adoption event. He was so sweet, he never left. We adopted him and gave him a forever home.
The people at FHS are so kind and helpful. They provided supplies for fostering and all the medical care, neutering and chipping so that kitty was happy and healthy.
The staff and volunteers at FHS are wonderful and do so much for the community.

FHS is a wonderful organization, we got involved last year and the volunteers are wonderful caring people, we love cats, I volunteer fostering and actually adopted 3 kittens, my son and I help with the kittens at petsmart feeding them, cleaning etc.this is very rewarding to us,we believe we can make a difference on a cats life one cat at a time .

I'm so thankful for all that FHS does for all the cats in need.

Madi H.

Less than a year ago, one Sunday morning I was introduced to Frisco Humane Society when I joined a group of strangers getting together to trap Feral / community cats. I showed up because a drop trap was going to be used and I wanted to learn how to work with a drop trap.

What I learned was that there is an amazing group of individuals banded together as the Frisco Humane Society who are totally dedicated / committed to rescuing cats and dogs for the purpose of rehoming into the best possible forever home and to reducing the number of animals euthanized each year thru rescue and the TNVR process.

Their willingness to drop what they have planned /rearrange their schedules to trap, foster, and support the members of the organization is impressive. Each member of the organization has shared their knowlege and calmed my panic at each new bump along the road to becoming a foster no matter how silly my fear / need.

The organization has pulled together/juggled plans to support every request I have made for assistance with cats associated with elderly individuals in rapidly declining health so that the cats could be placed in loving homes before their person died thus ensuring their person would have the comfort of knowing their beloved cats would be cared for and loved after their death.

I could not ask for better teachers to guide me as I learned about bottle feeding kittens, how to socialize kittens, how to trap effectively and efficiently, how to identify which community kittens can be socialized and how to have the strength to get thru the hard parts of rescue in which you can not save the animal you rescued. I think the Frisco Humane Society is a amazing organization. I am humbled to be a part of the organization.

We adopted our dog from the Frisco Humane Society in 2012 and had a great experience. This year we adopted a cat and we just love the support. It's such a great and professional organization.

We adopted our sweet Molly from FHS through Julie Wilson. Julie was awesome and Molly fit right in with our crew.

I would definitely, without hesitation, adopt from FHS again. Friendly, caring, well taken care of animals.

Thank you for all you do for the welfare and safety of your animals.

I've had experience with this wonderful organization for nearly 11 years, first as an adopter and later as a volunteer. My first interaction was the adoption of our dog 11 years ago. A couple of years later I once again turned to FHS and adopted our first cat from them. I continued to follow them and, a couple of years ago, decided to volunteer and foster. It has been a rewarding experience! I have since adopted two more cats through FHS and continue to serve as a volunteer.

If you are a senior, please save yourself the disrespect, humiliation and discrimination and be aware of the age bias that is used at FHS. Horrible. If you are a non-senior, I'm sure this place is just great.

We adopted two chihuahuas from FHS and they are sweet, smart and funny dogs! Our pups are a huge part of our family and we love them so much! The FHS volunteers are very helpful and the adoption process was easy. So grateful to this organization for helping find homes for dogs and cats needing adoption. ❤

Helpful and I didn't even adopt from their organization.

We have volunteered for several years at FHS and they are a wonderful organization. They really try hard to provide the best care available for their animals, and communicate well with their volunteers providing help at events and/or foster homes for the animals. We love the work they do, and most of the dogs we opened our home to came from FHS rescues!

Both my mom & I adopted our dogs thru Frisco Humane Society and are very happy we did! Our volunteer representative was so generous with her time, advice and care she provided to both dogs and humans! Everything was step by step and thorough. It's great to know that doggies are so well cared for and candidates are screened and prepared for the process. We got lots of information about our dogs with all the pertinent details, including vet visits and shots, food preferences and toys. Our dog has now been with our family for over 2 years and my mom's for few months - all parties could not be happier!

We adopted 1 dog and 4 cats from the Frisco Humane Society. They are an awesome nonprofit animal rescue organization that tries to find the best match for the adopting family and animals. The fee is very reasonable and volunteers are awesome! When we adopted our dog, they checked our our house and let us "try" out the dog to make sure that it would be a good match.

We adopted a dog from FHS 13 years ago, and again 9 years ago. We were so appreciative of this great group that we have participated in fun runs and other fundraising events over the years. About 6 years ago FHS helped us foster and find a home for a sweet schnauzer we found. And in the last 3 years they helped foster to adopt 3 more members of our family :)! FHS cares for the health and well being of the animals they take in, trying to get them to their forever home!

This organization and especially it's volunteers are amazing! The time and money they spend is evident in each and every animal they encounter.

I’ve adopted 3 wonderful dogs from FHS. All 3 were rescued from horrible experiences but have still turned out to be the sweetest dogs I have owned. I don’t know why people treat animals so inhumanly but I sure am glad that FHS was there to save them from their situations and treat them with kindness and love until they found their forever home with me!!!

Absolutely love this organization! The way they care for their dogs before they find their forever home is exceptional. I recently adopted Cash from them and he is our third baby we have rescued thanks to their program

The Frisco Humane Society is such an incredible organization. They have helped hundreds of animals, including a few of my own. Their giving hearts and fosters are incredible people. I would recommend anyone who is looking for a new fur baby to go thru the FHS.

This organization is near and dear to my heart as we adopted a puppy from them 4 years ago and she has been a great addition to our family. I love that they foster all the animals and everyone I've meet has been so nice!

I’m impressed at how extensive the adoption process was. They do all they possibly can to make sure the animal that’s getting adopted doesn’t have a bad experience. It’s a necessary process in order to make sure every animal is placed in a forever home. They are honest and tell you everything they know about the animal. That way you can make an educated and good decision. My experience was good. And my animals been thru a lot. Which is something they let you know. But, then of course I could tell them that I’m very patient and have the time to give my animal. She’s doing exceptionally well and she’s been with us a very short time. She’s in her forever home and it took these volunteers to ask the right questions and place her in her forever home. ADOPT PEOPLE!

Frisco Humane Society is a wonderful organization, and I am so proud to be a part of it! Our cats and dogs are loved and cared for in our network of fantastic foster homes, and by the time they are adopted they are ready to become new furry family members. Foster moms and dads make real connections with each adopter and are always helpful in making the animal’s transition to its forever home as easy as possible. They really care about their animals, and it shows! Our adoption counselors and Petsmart caregivers are also invaluable, and essential to our success. Overall, FHS is a compassionate, dedicated group of people who work hard every day to improve the lives of the animals in their program and to find them the very best forever homes.

Frisco Humane Society is an organization that works to adopt pets to forever homes. Their goal is not just to shuffle pets, but to find the best forever-fit for both the pet and the family.
I have been privileged to add three dogs to my home from Frisco Humane Society. I can not imagine my life before them —Roxy, Vinny and Rex.

Thank you FHS!

We were new to Texas and when my son said he wanted a dog, we didn’t know where to go. It was close to Christmas, and I happened to drive by Pet Smart. I could see there was a pet adoption event happening, so I walked in. It was then that I met the fabulous volunteers who work for Frisco Humane Society. They were kind and patient, and ultimately matched my family with the perfect dog, a four-year-old Chi-weenie named Chelsea. FHS has rescued Chelsea after she had given birth to three puppies in a local shelter. Fast forward one year and we adopted another dog from FHS, a sweet Chihuahua named Maya. I admire the organization so much that I now volunteer as a foster mom myself. Rescuing dogs with FHS is the most rewarding service work I’ve ever done. I am so thankful I walked into Pet Smart that day. #adoptdontshop

I have volunteered with Frisco Humane for over 14 years. As all non profits we've had our ups and downs. But the one reason I stay volunteering and support FHS is bc ultimately the most important thing to everyone is the cats and dogs.

After working closely with the cat adoption crew I witnessed a great injustice. After a cat had taken to a couple and the couple had stayed and waited for the adoption agency to get back to them for over 2 hours and followed their policies as well as filled out their paperwork, the cat was given to member of the organization itself who did not file for adoption. The couple that had wanted to adopt the cat had waited for days and checked up on him daily, visiting him and making sure they were going to get him. However after they left, the cat in question was handed off to another associate and replaced with a different cat. Injustice and unfair treatment to those who have fallen for an animal.

My dog died and I wasn't quite ready for a new doggie. I was reading the Frisco paper and saw a dog smiling at me and I knew this was my new dog. It was the Featured Pet for Frisco Humane Society so I gave them a call. From the first contact with FHS to meeting with the foster family that took care of my dog, I was impressed. I got to meet the dog at the foster's home and they were completely honest about the dog's personality. I love that they do home visits and truly want a good match for each dog they adopt out. The process was easy and straightforward and after a trial stay I knew I had the perfect dog for me! I have nothing negative to say. The whole experience with FHS was positive for me and I still keep in touch with my dog's wonderful foster family five years later!

I adopted my first dog from Frisco Humane Society in 2007 and have been a volunteer ever since. I love volunteering with this group and the people in it. I've always been proud to be a part of FHS and happy for the animals that we have all worked together to save & for the friendships I've made.

January 2014, I adopted my cat from Frisco Humane Society. Last summer, my dog died of old age and I had moved to an apartment. I decided it was time to get another pet. I had only had dogs in the past, but decided a cat would be a good choice since I had no yard. I wanted a cat with a friendly "dog-like" personality. The next weekend, I met Nikki. Nikki greets me at the door when I come home. She follows me from room-to-room. Thank you Frisco Humane Society for helping me find the perfect pet.

I became acquainted with FHS when a relative adopted a pup from them several years ago....This pup has been such a blessing to our whole family........We especially got to know one of the foster parents.......She has always been there from the beginning to help with the new pup and to give advise for our other dogs and cats and for homeless pets we came across over the years........

FHS is a non profit organization. I have volunteered off and on for over 9 years. This program has high standards when it comes to caring for cats and dogs (occasionally ducks). FHS makes sure all their pets are spayed/neutered and healthy. Its not easy being a foster mom. FHS main goal is to find loving homes for cats and dogs.

I adopted my baby girl from FHS in December of 2006. I started the process in October of that year. The two month delay was due to her health. She needed to be seen by a vet for mange and FHS wanted to make sure she received vet care and was in perfect health before they let me sign official paperwork. My baby girl was born blind and deaf and was in a special foster for her condition (blindness and deafness). FHS did everything in their power to provide great care for her as soon as they were made aware of her health. She is my sweet Angel Aikman, and I will forever be in debt to FHS for blessing me with her! She is a very special girl, and I am lucky enough to call her mine.

I have been volunteering with FHS for about 6 months. Have really enjoyed both the rescue work and the other volunteers.

I was a volunteer for this organization for 3 years. During that time I worked in the cat program to help get rescued cats adopted to good homes. In early 2013 we discovered this organization had not been a recognized non-profit for 4 years, even though they were still operating as one. There were also very questionable and unethical activities taking place, along with a serious question on the financials and where some money was being spent. During the period they were not a recognized non-profit, they were still taking donations from the public, requesting, and receiving, grants from different places, etc. Over half of the volunteers asked for the board to step down and they all refused. They did, however, "fire" any volunteer to dared ask for their resignation. Some of those were dog and cat fosters and all of their foster animals were thrown out of their program as well, leaving the fosters to financially care for them. The board members have been in place for 8 years and they have no intention of stepping down anytime soon. As long as they are still on the board, this organization will continue to be mismanaged and using questionable, if not illegal, tactics. The public needs to be aware of these issues.

I became a foster volunteer in 2003. In my almost 10 years as a volunteer I placed over 100 shelter dogs in their adoptive homes. In the summer of 2013 the Board of Directors for FHS received a vote of no confidence from over 45 of it's 80 volunteers. The vote was taken based on the BOD's failure to follow it's own bylaws, incorrect reporting on their IRS 990, failure to remain a registered corporation in the state of Texas for over 4 years and it's use of charity funds for use on animals that were the property of private citizens and not part of any rescue organization. The actions taken by the FHS BOD was to terminate volunteers including their foster animals. The FHS BOD failed to provide placement options for 18 dogs with two fosters. They have denied any medical support for these animals which were legally pulled from city shelters under FHS. I have the termination emails with the details which support this action.