Pet of the Week

Rose is ready for a new relationship to bloom with a forever family

Animal lovers, we need your help: From previous weeks, Bega and Dylan are still waiting to be adopted. The good news is that Miles found a forever home.

This week meet Rose, who came to the SPCA of Texas on October 14 when her owners moved and couldn’t take her with them. Meet this happy-go-lucky lady who is ready to find her place in a new family:

Breed: Pit bull

Age: 3 years

Weight: 54 pounds

Personality: Rose is a total sweetheart who is happy to be around people at all times. She is also great with kids, but her big size and equally big personality makes it easy for play time to turn into crazy time! Rose gets along well with other dogs; in fact, she was surrendered with her companion, Axl. Rose also loves car rides and basking in the sun.

Vital stats: Rose has spayed and microchipped, and she has received all age-appropriate vaccinations.

Come meet Rose today (#135493) at the SPCA of Texas’ Jan Rees-Jones Animal Care Center in Dallas at 2400 Lone Star Dr., near I-30 and Hampton Road. The center is open seven days a week, noon-6 pm.

Regular adoption fees are $95-$125 for puppies 0-6 months, $75-$95 for adult dogs 6 months or older, $50 for senior dogs 7 years or older, $50 for VIP dogs, $95 for kittens, $75 for adult cats, $50 for senior cats 7 years and older, and $50 for VIP cats.

The adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, heartworm test for dogs 6 months and older, initial heartworm preventative for dogs, feline leukemia test for cats 4 months and older, microchip, rabies tag, and free leash or cat carrier. Call 214-742-SPCA (7722) or visit the SPCA website for more information.

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H-E-B brings free holiday feast to Dallas and more popular stories

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Editor's note: The top Dallas news of the week includes a free Thanksgiving feast for the community and a host of new restaurants to try right now. Plus, six Dallas 'burbs are among the best places to move to in Texas. Catch up on our most popular stories below, then visit our event planner for more weekend fun.

1. Volunteers wanted for H-E-B's free holiday feast at Fair Park Dallas. H-E-B and its family of brands will bring back the annual Feast of Sharing dinner this holiday season. The Dallas event is Thursday, November 20 from 3-7 pm at Centennial Hall in Fair Park.

2. Where to eat in Dallas right now: 8 fresh new restaurants for November. For many people, the big dining-out event in November will be Thanksgiving, and wouldn't you know it, we have a list for that. But you can't eat tofurkey every day. You crave something different, something new, and this edition of Where to Eat has them all.

Centrale Italia pizza Pizza at Centrale Italiia. Google/Siqi Wang

3. 6 Dallas suburbs make top 10 list of best Texas cities to move to. Several Dallas neighbors have been deemed the best Texas cities to move to in a new report from ConsumerAffairs.

4. Busy Dallas chef to open Tex-Mex restaurant in Frisco. A prolific Dallas chef is opening a new restaurant. Muchacho Tex-Mex, the authentic Tex-Mex restaurant from Big Dill Hospitality and award-winning chef Omar Flores, is opening in Frisco in spring 2026.

5. New tea at Dallas' Mansion on Turtle Creek is seriously surreal. Dallas is a little tea crazy these days, but the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek has launched a new tea that stands out as truly surreal. Called the Surrealism Art Afternoon Tea, it's a limited-time immersive culinary experience timed to coincide with the International Surrealism Exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art.

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