Sam, our shy Mini Schnauzer, has recently gone into a loving and gentle foster home with one of our volunteers, Robbin. The progress he has made already is remarkable. Sometimes the biggest help we can give our dogs is to be in a home. Please enjoy this update from Sam’s foster mom and celebrate his progress. Here's a heartwarming update from Robbin on our shy boy Sam, who is flourishing in foster care: "I absolutely love fostering, and Sam's progress just in the past days proves why it's so rew

UPDATE: We got the adult dog, not the puppy as owner gave to someone else. More infor as we know more about her. ** Transport Help Needed ** Bellaire to our vet Puppy and an adult schnauzer surrendered by owner. The puppy needs to see the vet. The adult schnauzer needs all shots and is probably heartworm positive. If you can help get these 2 to the vet, contact SRT@SchnauzerRescueTexas.me | Schnauzer Rescue of Texas

Recently, we had eleven Schnauzers arrive at our kennel without a lot of notice. Two of them have been selected for adoption, but our adoptions counselor has let us know something sad. The others have had nearly zero interest because, according to would-be adopters, they’re “not the right color” or “not the right age” or “not the right temperament.” This is truly disappointing because these pups can’t help any of this stuff. All they know is they are rescued and deserve a loving home. So please