Trinity GAP Club
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The Trinity GAP Rescue is a 501(c)(3) that is supported by the Trinity GAP Club. We are the official
The Trinity Girls Awareness Program, or GAP Club, is an organization, which not only focuses on girls' issues, but also makes them aware of their community and hopefully makes them better students and citizens. As part of the community awareness, we have been the official sponsor of the Euless Animal Shelter for about 18 years. We have also helped with heartworm treatment and various other medical
08/03/2026
Urgent!!! Lucky must have a medical foster to have heartworm treatment. He is potty and kennel trained. He just needs a quiet place to recover. If you can help, please email [email protected]
🐾 Welcome to the First Edition of The Paw Print 🐾
Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Paw Print, Trinity GAP Rescue’s monthly newsletter!
Every month, we’ll bring you inspiring rescue stories, heartwarming adoption updates, volunteer spotlights, upcoming events, and ways you can make a difference in the lives of homeless dogs. Whether you’re a volunteer, adopter, foster, donor, or simply someone who loves animals, this newsletter is for you.
At Trinity GAP Rescue, we believe every dog deserves a second chance. Thanks to the compassion and generosity of our incredible community, hundreds of dogs each year find safety, healing, and loving forever homes. Together, we’re proving that hope changes lives—one paw at a time.
Inside this month’s issue, you’ll meet adoptable dogs looking for families, celebrate recent Happy Tails, learn how fostering saves lives, and discover upcoming opportunities to get involved.
Thank you for being part of the Trinity GAP Rescue family. We couldn’t do this without you.
Here’s to many more stories of hope, healing, and happily ever afters.
🐾 Welcome to The Paw Print!
08/02/2026
A big thank you to Megan and Emma Siber for their donations to the shelter.
Megan always asks for donations in lieu of birthday gifts. So sweet!
07/30/2026
Please help Lucky!!! We are in urgent need of a medical foster for four weeks only to help Lucky through his heartworm treatment while his foster is out of town. He is good with other dogs and very sweet and calm at age 5 plus. Lucky is also kennel and potty trained!
Lucky was dumped on a lonely road and picked up by a Good Samaritan. He was emaciated and in very rough shape, but has now gained weight and doing much better. His heartworms are advanced, and we are getting him treated. His foster is a medical student and has to leave town for a month. We must find a medical foster so Lucky can continue to recover from heartworm treatment. Will you help?
Please email [email protected].
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500 N Industrial Boulevard
Euless, TX
76039
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 4pm |
| Friday | 7am - 4pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 2pm |