by Cassie Davidson, Fort Worth Report
January 22, 2026

Editor’s note: Featured pets may be adopted quickly, but there are always others ready for their forever home.

At the Humane Society of North Texas, adoption is about changing lives, one match at a time. Learn more about adoptions at HSNT’s Fort Worth and Keller locations, or at off-site adoption events held six days a week at HSNT.org.

As pet searches go, some families are drawn to enthusiasm and energy, others to quiet affection, and some discover that just-right chemistry unexpectedly. The possibilities for love matches are endless, but what all adoptions share is impact: Every pet who finds a home helps create capacity for the next one still waiting.

This week’s featured pets reflect a charming variety of fur friends: a social rabbit, an outgoing dog and a shy kitten, each hoping to connect with the right person.

Tambor, a 9-month-old rabbit, has a personality that surprises people in the best way. Friendly and curious, he happily hops toward anyone nearby and seems especially fond of relaxing in laps. Tambor enjoys being part of the action and thrives on interaction, making him an ideal companion for someone who wants a social pet with a gentle presence.

Marc Anthony, a 4-year-old French bulldog, brings enthusiasm wherever he goes. He loves treats, proudly shows off his mastery of the sit command, and becomes visibly excited when people are nearby. Marc Anthony has that classic Frenchie charm paired with a genuine love for human connection. He is happiest when included and engaged.

Anna Jean, a 2-month-old kitten, takes a quieter approach to winning affections. She is shy at first, watching the world from a safe distance. With patience and gentle petting, she warms up and reveals a sweet, thoughtful side. Anna Jean would be a wonderful match for someone who values earning trust and building a bond at a respectful pace.

Tambor, Marc Anthony and Anna Jean are just three of the many pets currently waiting at the Humane Society of North Texas Adoption Center in Fort Worth.

Cassie Davidson is the senior director of marketing, communications and public relations for the Humane Society of North Texas.

The details: Where compassion meets action 

To set adopters and their new best friend up for success, every Humane Society of North Texas adoption includes:

spay/neuter surgery. 
up-to-date vaccines. 
a microchip. 
a free first exam at a participating veterinarian. 
one month of complimentary pet insurance. 

Adoption fees are based on a variety of factors, such as age, size, length of stay and public demand. Visit HSNT.org for more details and follow along on Facebook, Instagram, Threads and TikTok for stories about other friends looking for a furever home.

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