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Operation Kindness and Pet Supplies Team Up to Host Dog Adoption Event Operation Kindness Hosts First Off Site Adoption Event of Year CARROLLTON, TX (May 4, 2021) – It’s an exciting time for Operation Kindness as the leading lifesaving shelter in North Texas teams up with Pet Supplies Plus to host its first off-site dog adoption event of the year. Having closed its doors last March due to the pandemic, tele-adoptions have been incredibly successful, but being able to meet with the community and have them interact with pets from the shelter has been missed. Now, guests will have an opport...

Ed Jamison fixed Dallas’ broken animal shelter and curbed loose dogs. Here’s why he’s leaving DAS The approaching fifth anniversary of Antoinette Brown’s mauling death is a tragic reminder that City Hall must not backslide on services. Outgoing Dallas Animal Services Director Ed Jamison on Friday with Benson, one of the shelter dogs that is looking for a permanent home. Jamison will begin his job as CEO at Operation Kindness March 29.(Elias Valverde II) If ever I wanted to disregard a Facebook post as fake news, it was the one I stumbled across a few days ago and still can’t quite ...

Dallas animal shelter director leaves for nonprofit animal group Dallas animal shelter director leaves for nonprofit animal group Ed Jamison and furry friend. Photo courtesy of OPK Dallas Animal Shelter manager Ed Jamison is leaving his post to join Operation Kindness, a private nonprofit animal shelter in Carrollton. According to an email from Operation Kindness, Jamison will serve as new CEO, replacing Bob Catalani, who is retiring after two years at the helm. Jamison will start on March 29. The release cites Jamison's experience in animal welfare and consistent collaboration with Oper...

Earlier this year, Dallas Animal Services readied itself for a deluge of pet surrenders as people started losing their jobs because of the pandemic. Fortunately for local animal advocates, though, that wave has yet to crash. Instead, the city’s overall intake has dropped and the pet adoption rate has climbed, said Ed Jamison, director of Dallas Animal Services. The area’s animal lovers have been able to retain their pets by and large, but Jamison said he’s still worried about the upcoming months. “I think once certain eviction moratoriums lift, that’s what we’re all really, real...