The Joe and Van Mabee Animal Rescue Center
For as long as there are homeless cats and dogs in Midland, we will be working to rescue them and find them homes. We're here to create a new path for pets.
Through the support of the Midland community, we are pleased to be able to expand our rescue operations with the opening of our new facility - The Joe and Van Mabee Animal Rescue Center (The Mabee ARC).
The Mabee ARC will be operated by Midland Humane Coalition as an auxiliary facility to its PetSmart Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC). It will provide the much-needed space to prepare rescues for adoption.
Moving to this bigger space will allow us to make a bigger impact and save more lives.
THE MABEE ARC
ADDRESS: 10210 W Hwy 80 E Midland, TX 79706
For as long as there are homeless cats and dogs in Midland, we will be working to rescue them and find them homes. We're here to create a new path for pets.
Through the support of the Midland community, we are pleased to be able to expand our rescue operations with the opening of our new facility - The Joe and Van Mabee Animal Rescue Center (The Mabee ARC).
The Mabee ARC will be operated by Midland Humane Coalition as an auxiliary facility to its PetSmart Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC). It will provide the much-needed space to prepare rescues for adoption.
Moving to this bigger space will allow us to make a bigger impact and save more lives.
THE MABEE ARC
ADDRESS: 10210 W Hwy 80 E Midland, TX 79706
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THE PRESS RELEASE October 5, 2021 - Midland Humane Coalition Announces the Acquisition of a New Rescue Facility in Midland — the Joe and Van Mabee Animal Rescue Center Midland Humane Coalition (MHC) announces the recent acquisition of its new facility - The Joe and Van Mabee Animal Rescue Center (Mabee ARC). The new Mabee ARC will be operated by Midland Humane Coalition as an auxiliary facility to its PetSmart Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC). It will provide the much-needed space to prepare rescues for adoption. |
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About The Mabee ARC
The 5,700 square foot facility standing on 2 acres will be able to house up to 60 dogs and 20 cats temporarily as they undergo the vetting process. The Mabee Animal Rescue Center:
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At The Mabee ARC, rescues will have ample space to heal, decompress, and socialize so they are 100% ready for adoption. They will have attentive and compassionate staff providing utmost service and care to ensure their successful rehabilitation.
A SNEAK PEEK
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FAQs
I am looking for a new pet. Can I visit The Mabee ARC to check out adoptable animals?
All Adoptables pets will be available for viewing at our Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC) inside the Midland PetSmart. You may check out available pets online too: www.midlandhumane.org/adoptables
The Mabee ARC will house animals waiting for transport or who are taking a break from the Adoption Center on one side and animals awaiting vetting like a neuter or spay on the other side of the building.
The Mabee ARC will house animals waiting for transport or who are taking a break from the Adoption Center on one side and animals awaiting vetting like a neuter or spay on the other side of the building.
Is the Adoption Center inside PetSmart still open? Why do you have 2 locations?
Yes, The Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC) will remain open to the public. This is our storefront where people can view and meet animals. The EAC is a small facility with very limited space.
The Mabee ARC will function as an auxiliary facility where we will do most of the prep work to get pets ready to move into the EAC. This is a temporary foster facility for rescues.
Having two locations enables us to have a more streamlined intake and vetting process. It helps us operate smoothly and take on more initiatives to save more animals — like transporting pets out of the area.
The Mabee ARC will function as an auxiliary facility where we will do most of the prep work to get pets ready to move into the EAC. This is a temporary foster facility for rescues.
Having two locations enables us to have a more streamlined intake and vetting process. It helps us operate smoothly and take on more initiatives to save more animals — like transporting pets out of the area.
Why do some pets have to stay at The Mabee ARC before being placed for adoption?
All animals that enter our Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC) must be 100% ready for adoption. This means they must be altered, vaccinated and free from any contagious illness and parasites prior to moving in to a kennel.
Many animals rescued off the streets and the shelter have no prior records available and need to be vetted and isolated until they are cleared.
Some pets might have to wait at The Mabee ARC until they are altered or receive any vetting that might be lacking.
Many animals rescued off the streets and the shelter have no prior records available and need to be vetted and isolated until they are cleared.
Some pets might have to wait at The Mabee ARC until they are altered or receive any vetting that might be lacking.
Where do the animals come from?
Owner surrenders, animals from Midland Animal Services, other rescue groups
What types of animals do you rescue?
Dogs and Cats only.
I need to re-home my pet. Can I drop my cat/dog off at The Mabee ARC?
No, you may call us at 432-557-3405 and speak to an intake coordinator during business hours or email us to check on space availability at ADOPT@midlandhumane.org
I found a stray/homeless cat/dog. Can I bring it to The Mabee ARC?
Always get a found/stray pet scanned first for a microchip to reunite with owners. Our Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC) inside Midland PetSmart can scan for microchips and assist you from there during business hours.
Please make an attempt to find owners. We can provide you with online lost and found communities to help. Here are a few tips on assisting Lost & Found Pets
Please make an attempt to find owners. We can provide you with online lost and found communities to help. Here are a few tips on assisting Lost & Found Pets
I found an injured cat/dog. Can I bring it to The Mabee ARC?
No - while The Mabee ARC is a safe haven for animals, we do not have a Veterinarian on site. We do not have the resources to treat injured animals.
Please seek medical help from a veterinarian. Local emergency clinics can also check an animal for a microchip. Check here for a list of veterinary clinics in Midland.
Please seek medical help from a veterinarian. Local emergency clinics can also check an animal for a microchip. Check here for a list of veterinary clinics in Midland.
Can you come and pick up stray animals in my neighborhood?
MHC does not have the resources to pick up animals.
Midland Animal Services has the resources to pick up stray animals. We try to pull as many animals as we can from the City shelter to help the overwhelming amount of strays that come in. Check out the MAS website.
Midland Animal Services has the resources to pick up stray animals. We try to pull as many animals as we can from the City shelter to help the overwhelming amount of strays that come in. Check out the MAS website.
A pet is being neglected/treated badly. Will you come and rescue them?
Unfortunately, a no-kill animal rescue does not have the authority to take someone’s pets from them or file reports. Midland Animal Services should be called in this case. Check out the MAS website.
Now that you have purchased a new building, WILL you still need donations?
Midland Humane Coalition (MHC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is funded by donations from the community.
We will always require financial support from the community to be able to continue our rescue operations so we can get homeless pets adopted or transported up north. Donations pay for staff & resources to care for animals.
Thank you so much for your support! For ways to donate, click here.
We will always require financial support from the community to be able to continue our rescue operations so we can get homeless pets adopted or transported up north. Donations pay for staff & resources to care for animals.
Thank you so much for your support! For ways to donate, click here.
Do you accept donations of pet food, toys, etc? Or what other donations do you need?
Yes — we always do need supplies. Donations can be dropped off at our Enhanced Adoption Center (EAC) inside Midland PetSmart during operating hours.
If you wish to donate supplies, here is our ongoing Wish List!
If you wish to donate supplies, here is our ongoing Wish List!
Do you need volunteers ?
We always need volunteers. At this time, we are not prepared for volunteers at The Mabee ARC, but the Adoption Center can use volunteers. Please inquire here.
The Mabee ARC will be open for volunteering at a later date.
The Mabee ARC will be open for volunteering at a later date.
WILL YOU BE EXPANDING THE MABEE ARC?
Yes - we have plans to expand the facility in the future.
Make a donation for The Mabee Animal Rescue Center and help us save more cats & dogs!
The Mabee ARC was made possible through the generosity of countless donors -- Joe and Van Mabee, Javaid and Vicky Anwar, a grant from Midland County and donations from private donors and foundations.
Through the collective support from the community, we are able to provide this service to animals in need.
We will need continued support as we rescue animals and bring them to safety.
The Mabee ARC was made possible through the generosity of countless donors -- Joe and Van Mabee, Javaid and Vicky Anwar, a grant from Midland County and donations from private donors and foundations.
Through the collective support from the community, we are able to provide this service to animals in need.
We will need continued support as we rescue animals and bring them to safety.
