Across the globe, the issue of homeless dogs has reached an enormous scale.
Animal welfare organizations estimate that roughly 200 million dogs worldwide are living without permanent homes.
For many people, the size of the problem can feel overwhelming, creating a sense that individual actions are too small to matter.
Yet, scattered across cities and neighborhoods, there are stories that show how compassion, persistence, and community involvement can still create meaningful change.
One such story unfolds in Houston, Texas, a city that has long faced challenges related to animal overpopulation and stray dogs.
Houston’s warm climate, sprawling urban layout, and limited access to affordable spay and neuter services have contributed to a growing population of homeless animals.
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