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Led and operated by volunteers from all walks of life and backgrounds that have come together as a team to create Lexee's Legacy, we share one common interest and mission: To provide a blanket of hope for homeless dogs and to create "New Beginnings."
The people of Lexee's Legacy are committed to creating a new style of rescue organization. Our leadership team and volunteers not only share a passion for animals and want to ensure the health and welfare of homeless dogs, we also believe that to be successful in our mission and vision, Lexee's Legacy must...
- Create a well run and dynamic organization that puts the welfare of the dogs in our care first
- Be a resource for awareness and education to the Dallas/Ft. Worth community on the seriousness of the homeless dog population
- Be a leader in the rescue community
- Attract other talented, caring and committed people to help further our mission
We are always looking for help in our mission, and to welcome new members to the Lexee's Legacy family! Be it volunteering at our mobile adoptions, fostering a dog, providing financial assistance, or even just shopping at Tom Thumb or Kroger. Just contact us!
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| Since we began in 2000, the committed and talented volunteers of Lexee's have... |
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- Built and began operations in a temporary sanctuary housing 100 dogs
- Placed over 600 dogs and cats into new homes with an incredible 88% permanent adoption rate
- Placed into foster homes over 70 dogs and 40 cats
- Provided over $100,000 in medical care, annually
- Purchased a 26-foot mobile adoption bus to transport animals in safety and comfort
- Conducted over 70 mobile adoptions, annually
- Received a donation of sixty acres of land and launched "Tomorrow's Sanctuary: Today," a program to design, fund, and build a state-of-the-art sanctuary facility
- Established a Board of Directors and leadership team to execute Lexee's Legacy's vision
- Tripled the number of active volunteers
- Achieved the goal of 99% of donated funds going directly to animal care, adoptions, and community involvement
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