
Sara Costilla
Content ManagerSara coordinates animal stories and adoption-ready content with the rescue teams.
Intake + resources
All intake requests must go through the Intake Department. The rescue is foster-based, so a local foster must be secured before an animal can enter the program.

Content team
Photos, video, and accurate updates give adopters and fosters a better view of each animal’s personality and needs.

Sara coordinates animal stories and adoption-ready content with the rescue teams.
A fast, searchable Petco Love Lost report gives the pet the best chance of returning home before intake is considered.
First step for dog intake
Public Fancy Footwork gives you and the dog a chance to practice leash skills, work around distractions, and arrive better prepared for the intake process.
View Saturday behavior classesWhat the intake team needs you to know.
¿Necesita ayuda en español con el formulario? Email Marcela@threelittlepittiesrescue.org.
Houston-area foster required; dog must pass a behavior assessment with adult dogs.
Open intake formLocal foster required; the team reviews forms and available capacity.
Open intake formSubmit the cat intake form and be prepared to foster locally until adoption.
Open intake formSubmit the small-dog form and watch for a response if the animal is eligible.
Open intake formPlease note
Dogs must receive the DHPP vaccine before an intake appointment because they will be evaluated around other dogs. Adult dogs must pass a behavioral assessment with adult dogs, and the rescue contacts applicants only when the submitted animal is eligible for the program.
Para ayuda en español con una solicitud de ingreso, escriba a Marcela@threelittlepittiesrescue.org.
Success stories

Months of patient training helped a frightened dog learn to share, walk on leash, and trust the people caring for him. His foster and volunteer later became his adopter.

Gradual introductions helped Emori move from defensive uncertainty to confident playgroups. She later found her home in Canada.

Six undersocialized shepherd puppies made progress through individualized plans and committed daily socialization. All six were adopted within six months.
Houston-area resource hub
For immediate danger or urgent animal-welfare concerns, contact the appropriate agency directly.

GoodPup
Short, focused sessions at home reduce distractions and make daily guided practice easier to repeat. We encourage you to join us for Saturday’s public Fancy Footwork session.
Explore behavior supportRight help. Right next step.
Use the intake guidance and Houston-area support directory to find the most useful path for the animal in front of you.
Review intake resources