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    Adoption Advocates

    Adoption Advocates

    5.0
    (14 reviews)

    During our journey to have a family, we came across Adoption Advocates. We originally searched for…read moreadoption agencies in Texas on Reddit and were curious who would be recommended. When we saw a post that mentioned Adoption Advocates, we knew we had to check them out. We made arrangements to join the training sessions and meet the team. After meeting Rory and her team, we knew the agency was a great fit for us! Everyone was so thoughtful, kind, and informative. They helped us get everything together from paperwork to helping us getting our profile book just right. They take extra time to ensure adoptive parents understand what this process means on a deep emotional level. They connected us with other adoptive parents as well as mothers on the other end of the adoption, so we could better understand what this means for everyone involved. When our time came and our little one was born, Rory and her team made the process so easy. They were there to explain what everything meant and did so in a clear way that was so helpful. It allowed us to put our focus on our newborn and take in everything that was happening. We are so grateful for our experience with Adoption Advocates. They really care about not only this little bundle's future, but the future of everyone else involved. We were lucky to work with such a wonderful team.

    Nine years ago, we began our adoption journey. We were drawn to this agency because they provided a…read morelot of psychoeducation for intended parents as well as expectant mothers, which allows everyone involved to make the best, most informed decisions for their life. Their openness to serving diverse people was very important to us. We felt like the support given to our daughter's birth mother was extensive. We adopted our daughter at birth and she's eight years old now. As a psychologist who specializes in infertility counseling and reproductive trauma, I continue to recommend adoption advocates as I believe that their support and services are superior to other local Texas agencies.

    All Creatures Hyperbaric Care

    All Creatures Hyperbaric Care

    5.0
    (1 review)

    "Don't give up! IVDD is not a death sentence"…read more On Tuesday, June 23, I came home from work around 6:30 pm and noticed my usually vocal and active pug, Chula, did not get up to greet me, but instead just lay on the tile floor not moving. I tried to pick her up and noticed that when I set her down her front left leg knuckled under her weight, and she fell. As the evening progressed, she lost all mobility in all her legs and could not bear any weight at all. I took her over to Animal Emergency Center of Killeen. After listening to Chula's history of severe hip dysplasia, a thorough examination and x-rays, the vet surmised that Chula had possibly slipped a disk in her neck and was suffering with IVDD (intervertebral disc disease) causing the paralysis in all four limbs. The one piece of good news was that she could still discern deep pain. The vet suggested I take her to a veterinary neurologist in Austin for an MRI and surgery. The main problem with this treatment option was the expense of this kind of surgery about $10,000 and on a nine year old dog. A second option that she mentioned was hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Salado. I left confused with my paralyzed pug. The following day Chula spent a day with her own vet, Dr. Maldonado , who was concerned about keeping her spinal cord alive. She wrote me a referral to All Creatures Hyperbaric Care and personally contacted Teri on my behalf. The next day, June 26, Chula started treatment. On day two, I became concerned that I might have to put her down. She was in pain and could not urinate at all. Thankfully, Dr. Duel, a vet in Salado, agreed to see her after hours and help me relieve her bladder. It was touch and go for a few days. In my gut, I just didn't feel like it was Chula's time. Because of her previous history of hip dysplasia and some other signs in her back legs (limping, drooping tail, the beginning of incontinence) and her size, it took about 4-5 treatments to begin to see any change. The first signs were her being able to move her head more from left to right and being able to curl her tail again, something I had not seen for a while. Teri worked diligently with me to help Chula. She ensured that Chula had as many sessions as she needed to support her while she was healing. Additionally, she helped her with rehab of her atrophied muscles due to inactivity and certain medications she has to be on. Then, all of a sudden, at the end of last week, Chula started to stand on her own. Then the next days she started taking steps, and now on July 26, she is walking. I know she is still recovering, but she is on her way to being back to herself. I am so grateful for Teri and Drake, who came in on the 4th of July, for helping my girl heal. If it were not for their help, I may have had to make a decision that I did not want to make. I will forever be grateful and highly recommend you and All Creatures Hyperbaric Care.

    Circles of Care - nonprofit - Updated August 2026

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